Dragon Ball Z fans will be sad to know that the creator Akira Toriyama, the creator of the Dragon Ball manga series, passed away on March 1, 2024, at the age of 68.
He has an acute subdural hematoma. (It is a type of bleeding that occurs within the skull but outside the brain tissue itself; it can be caused by head trauma, which tears small veins that cross the subdural space.) His work has left a significant impact on the manga world.
Let’s Know More About the Legend Akira Toriyama.
Akira was a renowned Japanese manga artist and character designer who created the iconic Dragon Ball series.
He first achieved mainstream recognition with his manga series Dr. Slump and later gained international recognition with Dragon Ball.
His work has been highly influenced by the manga and anime industries, inspiring many artists. He also works as a character designer, including for the Dragon Quest series and Blue Dragon Place of all time.
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Dragon Ball Z is a Japanese anime television series that continues with the Adventure of Goku from the original Dragon Ball series in Japan from April 1989 to 1996 and adapts 325 chapters of Dragon Ball Manga created by Akira.
The story also focuses on the lives of Goku’s sons, Gohan and his rivals, and Vegeta. This anime has been highly influential and has become a cultural icon, leading to numerous adaptations and merchandise.
Fans of the Dragon Ball series appreciate the international recognition it has received, which includes its storytelling, animation, and cultural impact. The series has a global base and has influenced many creators.
Fans have expressed their sadness, deep sorrow, and immense gratitude for Akira’s contribution. Many have taken to social media to share their Grief and pay tribute to his legacy.
They remember him as a legend whose work on Dragon Ball has profoundly changed people’s lives and the entire genre.
Rest in peace our dear legend and all l we can do is pray for his family!
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