While Toyotaro is fantastic at capturing the spirit of Dragon Ball and Toriyama in his art, it's still fairly easy to tell a Toyotaro drawing apart from a Toriyama one, even at just a glance.

Rather, it seems Toyotaro is modeling the writing and art of Dragon Ball Super after how Toriyama did the Buu Saga, trying to emulate the character development and design decisions that were made ...

Now, many of Toriyama’s characters from these works appear in Toyotaro’s latest illustration, published as an extra in the 24th volume of ’Dragon Ball Super’ in Japan—with the title ...

Toyotaro also included a new piece celebrating Akira Toriyama's creations throughout the years, titled Toriyama's World Forever. This art amazed the vast majority of the fandom, with many fans ...

Dragon Ball Super’s very own Toyotaro just hit fans ... This is more than fan art—it’s a quiet, powerful reminder that Akira Toriyama didn’t just create a franchise. He created a world.

New official art featuring this Beast form has been revealed as it will be part of the next monthly issue of V Jump. Illustrated by Toyotaro ... the passing of Akira Toriyama as fans await ...

Earlier this year, Toyotaro helped to release one of the final manga chapters from Akira Toriyama, telling the story of how Goten and Trunks decided to become the new Saiyamen. On top of the manga ...

Even with Toriyama gone, his influence on the world will be felt for quite some time to come. In a new Afterword in Dragon Ball Super Volume 24, Toyotaro states, “The Saiyamen X origin story ...