But everything has a beginning, and so does the idyll between Toriyama and Goku. So much so, that the first drawing of Goku, made by its author before his presentation to the whole world in 1984 ...

Current 'Dragon Ball' series boss Akio Iyuko says that 'Dragon Ball Daima' will not be the end of Akira Toriyama's seminal ...

When it comes to emotional stories, look no further than the original death of Goku. While Toriyama created many powerful "Dragon Ball" characters, Goku had a special place in his heart -- so much ...

And for YEARS that Toriyama never hated GT. Why? BECAUSE GOKU BEING TURNED INTO A KID IS AN INTERESTING PREMISE," one said. "'Daima isn't Gt' post didn't aged well," someone else said.

Daima was influenced by Dragon Ball GT, with Toriyama suggesting making Goku smaller to appeal to a wider audience. A sequel to Daima is uncertain, but a worldwide release was aimed for.

This time however, Goku isn’t the only young ‘un in the bunch. All of his friends and enemies have been de-aged to cute little versions of themselves right alongside him. Here’s a trailer for the ...

And that's exactly what he did. Toriyama launched "Dragon Ball" in 1984. It depicts the adventures of Son Goku, a boy with superhuman strength, who battles villains as he grows and develops ...

“Dragon Ball” and “Dr. Slump” took the world by storm but their creator, manga artist Akira Toriyama ... was to make the main character, Son Goku, a more simple one whose main purpose ...