Akira Toriyama has a very distinctive art style in most of his works, but that style changed notably after Dragon Ball concluded. So, why is that?

In creating the newest manga volume for Dragon Ball Super, Toyotaro reveals that he believes that Ultra Instinct Goku, Ultra ...

Dragon Ball Super is still hitting massive sales numbers even without a new anime series...but it really needs one ...

Dragon Ball Daima, Goku's latest anime adventure and Akira Toriyama's final vision for his long-running, iconic franchise, has come to a close. A relatively concise 20-episode run is all the ...

If there is an indelible image from the 1988 classic anime film Akira , this is it: Shōtarō Kaneda atop his famous motorcycle, headed straight toward the viewer.

This saved Toriyama some work by not having to color the scalps of many of his regular characters, thus speeding up the delivery process to the publisher.

“Dragon Ball” and “Dr. Slump” took the world by storm but their creator, manga artist Akira ... Toriyama resisted at first, but Arale eventually became the main focus and the manga was a hit.

Akira Toriyama, one of Japan’s leading comics authors, whose manga and anime franchise “Dragon Ball” achieved worldwide success with its mix of comedic characters and rousing martial arts ...

Toriyama Akira designed characters for the "Dragon Quest" video game for over 30 years. Among the manga artists inspired by "Dragon Ball" was Oda Eiichiro, who created the global hit "One Piece." ...

Toyotaro, chosen by Toriyama, is regarded as his successor to continue the Dragon Ball Super story. Potential legal battles may complicate Toyotaro's involvement with Dragon Ball Super after ...

Toyotaro emphasizes his deep appreciation for Toriyama’s guidance and support, highlighting how much he learned from him over the years. He vows to preserve and honor Akira Toriyama’s unique ...

Acclaimed manga artist Akira Toriyama, creator of the global hits ... The lovably goofy comedy "Dr. Slump," which began in 1980, became a huge hit and won the Shogakukan Manga Award in 1982.