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Dragon Ball DAIMA Director Admits Akira Toriyama Stepped in Himself After a Design 'Turned Into a Tough Slog'
Dragon Ball DAIMA’s Japanese Blu-ray release bonus booklet has finally been translated, providing an intriguing look behind the scenes of the anime’s development. In one excerpt from the release, it’s ...
In the second part of the interview by @KosoKoso_hoso, a podcast channel, the first three Dragon Ball editors, Kazuhiko Torishima, Yu Kondo, and Fuyuto Takeda, talked about the anime and criticized ...
No mention of the Dragon Ball Super manga during the big recent announcement means the anime revival might be short-lived.
Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook In the recent interview, Toyotaro fleshed out his role working on the manga, “I worked with ...
Laura has been writing about anime for some time. Toyotaro doesn't need to change his style to make an impact in Dragon Ball Super. The future of Dragon Ball after Toriyama's death is uncertain due to ...
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