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I really wish the flashback had this shot in it. Just to see how they would approach one of Toriyama's wackiest drawings
Toriyama's original front Cover Illustration for Dragon Ball's 431st chapter within WSJ No. 33 (1993/07/20) — Son Gohan competes in this arc's tournament through his Great Saiyaman persona
Grown up since last time, he vows to not cede to Son Goku either with his own Kamehame-Ha!
Toriyama's original color title page illustration for Dragon Ball's 57th chapter within WSJ No. 7 (1986/01/14) — Donned to fight against the winter, Son Goku's assault against White's Muscle Tower with his trusty Nyoibō soon follows
Toriyama's Cover Illustration contribution for DB's 231st chapter within WSJ No. 31 (1989/07/04) — Happy Father's Day to the strongest of Dads! He's taught his Son plenty important stuff even if he'll have Piccolo & Chi Chi assist
*This is republished from a 2019/06/14 article
Toriyama's original title page illustration for Dragon Ball's 55th chapter within WSJ No. 5 (1985/12/20) — The deliberate red limited colors mark the beginning of this Red Ribbon arc
@Jakesoul_05 It was one of those very detailed machinery kinda pieces. I was looking for this texture, but I had to just go from the image in my head. The closest I came to finding it in Toriyama's art was this image specifically of the fusion vest. And this from some Chrono Trigger ova?
Day 9!
In honor of Piccolo Day, I tried emulating Akira Toriyama's art style for this Yamato, in both the lineart and the coloring style. I based the pose off of Yamcha but the face off of the Androids.
This Freeza looks amazing, it feels very close to Toriyama's https://t.co/P3RsyGsrnp
Toriyama's original Cover Illustration for WSJ No. 30 including Dragon Ball's 30th chapter (1985/06/25) — Toriyama remarks how rare it is for him to illustrate Dragon Ball with pop covers
*This is republished from a 2019/07/08 article
warm up doodle and I finally got to see #DragonQuest Your Story and I enjoyed it very much. I think my only real nitpick would be the art style, it looked good maybe a little too HTTYD looken but I cant help but wonder if would have looked good in Toriyama's style
Tbh, I prefer Toyotaro's artstyle over Toriyama's. Not saying its bad, but Toyotaro's artstyle is just better to look at. Toriyama's looks a bit more cartoony and goofy while Toyotaro's looks more anime like and over all just better. Then again that's just my opinion
#anime
Idk if it's just me but I find Toriyama's style so much more appealing that Toyotaro's
@WonderWaffle93 Well Green is- uh....
All occurrences of Green are from the natural offensive life energy given off by Broly, the main antagonist in Akira Toriyama's hit series Dragonball Z's 8th movie Dragonball Z: Broly - Legendary Super Saiyan (1993)
@Forever1GoChi Most likely another retcon on Toriyama and Toyotaro's part!
I gotta say I really like how they based the big guy on Toriyama's original Galactic Patrolman "Jiya" from when he collaborated with Masakazu Katsura.
Toriyama's 2016 Character Design of Universe 6's Saiyan Cabba from Dragon Ball Super's Destroyer God Champa arc — His hair style and battle armor is similar to the Saiyans of Universe 7
*This is republished from a 2019/05/16 article.
Toriyama's original insert poster illustration for Dragon Ball's 110th chapter within WSJ No. 10 (1987/02/03) — Celebrating two years of serialization, the chapter also includes three full color chapter pages with the rest being in limited color
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Toriyama's Illustration for the 1987 Dragon Ball Calendar within WSJ No. 5 (1986/12/19) — Adjusting the month of May for themselves are the rogue duo of Yamcha and Pu'er!