Akira Toriyama: the whole world salutes the memory of the creator of Dragon Ball and Dr Slump – Miscellaneous

After the shock of the announcement yesterdayof death ofAkira Toriyamaillustrates mangaka with an inimitable style, tributes are multiplying all over the world.

Artists, politicians, anonymous people… Everyone is rushing to pay tribute to the memory of this simple and discreet man who did so much for manga and Japanese animation and rocked the childhood, if not the lives, of millions of people. worldwide.

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Among his best-known works, the series of Dragon Ball, of course, but also the delusional Dr Slump. It is also intrinsically linked to the success of video games Dragon Quest And Chrono Trigger of which he created the characters and supervised the graphic environment. We also recognize “his touch” behind the characters of Blue Dragonan Xbox 360 exclusive from early 2000s which will have two sequels on NDS and even an animated series.

His style has entered the collective imagination so much that even if we don't know these series and games, it is familiar to us. Akira Toriyama is no more but his works are eternal and his legacy continues to inspire us.

Akira Toriyama died on March 1, 2024, following an acute subdural hematoma. He had 68 years old.

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