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Toriyama's poster illustration for the "DBZ Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans" movie within WSJ No. 16 (1992/03/24) — Around serialization, Dragon Team is preparing for the Cell Game
Mini commission thingy for @Saru_Monsuki I tried to stick to Akira Toriyama's style but went off the rails a little 😅 Still trying my hardest to improve ☺️
Toriyama's Character Design of Freeza's older brother, Coola from "DBZ The Incredible Strongest vs Strongest" (1991/07/20) — While Freeza had the Ginyu Special Squadron, Coola had the Coola Armored Squadron!
*This is republished from a 2018/03/07 article
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Toriyama's cover for Dragon Ball's 512th chapter in WSJ No. 17 (1995/03/28) — We're smack dab in the middle of Son Goku & Boo's fierce fight to super survive!
THIS! Adopting a style no longer reminiscent of Akira Toriyama's style/design philosophy would only contribute further to the homogeneous nature of modern games, and a decline in the franchise. His style is rightfully synonymous with Dragon Quest.
#DragonQuest #AkiraToriyama https://t.co/OkpXUFR0cN
@BROONOart I wouldnt say it's super original but I try to keep Toriyama's influence,, it is very fun tho :>
Toriyama's original title page for Dragon Ball's 187th chapter in WSJ No. 37 (1988/08/09) — It's a rare color page of Goku and Chi Chi motorcycle riding for Beloved Wife Day!
*This is republished from a 2018/01/31 article
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Toriyama's Image Board concept for the televised "Dragon Ball GT" animation (Broadcast began 1996/02/07) — Goku isn't affected by planet Rudeze's sizzling weather like Trunks and Pan are
thinking about how middle eastern folklore clearly inspired a lot of akira toriyama's artwork in dragon ball, and now I really wanna see what he'd do with a full on adaptation of Arabian Nights stories
Toriyama's foldout poster illustration for SJ's Special Edition Famicom Secrets "Daizensho" for "Dragon Ball Z II Violent God Freeza!!" game content (1991/08/10) — The fierce battle between Son Goku & Freeza is dynamically depicted!
@Ssj4Gogeta415 He actually was. Toriyama is the one who designed him, as shown in this picture.
Toriyama's style however has changed over time.
Toriyama's Cover Illustration of Goku riding a dragon for "Dragon Ball Landmark" (2003/12/24) — There's plenty interview content with the man himself within!
*This is republished from a 2018/01/24 article
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Toriyama's cover for the supersized February 1994 issue of V-Jump illustrated in tandem for the success of a beloved fighting game sequel — Gohan manages an earned smile after an hard fought battle which left him scarred!
Toriyama's insert poster illustration within WSJ No. 37 (1990/08/11) — Goku & Gohan operate a cool bipedal mecha!
Quoted as his favorite machine, he commented that he tries to ensure vehicles he creates maintain practical properties as if they were real.
The issue with Dragon Ball in 3D is that Toriyama's designs don't actually make sense in 3D space. Goku's hair functions like Mickey Mouse ears, in that it just flips rather than rotates, and the way character's faces compress at 3/4 angles isn't grounded in reality.
akira toriyama's early dq art is literally so amazinglicious adorabledacious and scrumdumchillious
Read my full explanation of Akira Toriyama's F1 manga, with a panel-by-panel analysis of the culture and history Toriyama put into his work:
https://t.co/zzIa9Bz6t7
I love Toriyama's art through and through but I always find the juxtaposition of how his style changed over the years so funny and interesting.
He improved in so many ways but I can't help but I love the roundness of this older stuff. https://t.co/ODjVUe8Pw3
Toriyama's Character Design of Orstov for Dragon Quest 10 Online's "Fable of the Ancient Dragon" expansion (2015/04/30) — It's its 6th anniversary
As part of the Nadraga Sect, he's aiming to revive the god Nadraga, as you'd expect from an dignified looking elder.
Toriyama's illustration of the Hero sitting on the logo for Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 2 (2010/04/28) — It's its 11th anniversary