Most recently, Toyotaro attended the Japan Expo in France, taking the opportunity to reveal more about how he plans to tackle Dragon Ball Super in the future without Akira Toriyama.

Not long ago, the official Dragon Ball website posted new artwork from Toyotaro, and it puts Akira Toriyama on the map. As you can see below, the manga artist inked a sketch of Shu from Blue Dragon.

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Toyotaro Mourns For Toriyama Toyotaro has continued working on Dragon Ball Super’s manga to this day, working hand-in-hand with Akira Toriyama on forging the Z-Fighters’ future.

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Toyotaro then continued after being handed the shonen reins by Akira, “However, since the Super Hero arc’s prequel was limited to three chapters, I had no choice but to abandon the idea.

As series artist Toyotaro explained in a special message within the volume release, this story was based on an idea that Toriyama shared but hadn’t gotten used before. Shueisha ...

Earlier this month, reports confirmed the death of creator Akira Toriyama. Now, the artist behind Dragon Ball Super is speaking out about its new chapter, and Toyotaro admits the manga’s changes ...

It was there the artist said Toriyama was happy to give Trunks and Goten a mini-arc ahead of the manga’s Super Hero storyline. He was quick to give Toyotaro approval, but Toriyama did have a ...