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cyberdemon · 2024-03-08, 06:50

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...041825893.html

Mad Pierrot · 2024-03-08, 07:20

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...-at-68/.208430

Apparently, it involved acute subdural hematoma

RIP

grecefar · 2024-03-08, 07:31

I just woke up to see the new. I'm in shock.

Rest in peace sensei and thank you for everything.

Dextro · 2024-03-08, 07:46

His works marked my childhood as it did many others across the world. May he rest in peace now

larethian · 2024-03-08, 09:26

Seriously RIP, was introduced to DB by my cousin when I was in elementary during its initial years, the very first manga series for which I have the complete set, Taiwanese version though. I even spent my allowance on the trading card packs then.

Wandering Soul · 2024-03-08, 11:54

RIP to a legend. Dragon Ball was a work that made up part of my childhood and this loss hits hard.

dragon1412 · 2024-03-08, 15:29

Rip for a true legend, Dragon ball and Doraemon was what practically made my childhood. May he rest in peace.

serenade_beta · 2024-03-08, 17:03

RIP, too soon. People were constantly talking about when Goku's VA would switch, but no one expected the author to pass away first.
Maybe he hit his head, considering the cause of death

RichardFromMarple · 2024-03-08, 17:29

Very sad news, he was one of the greats of the manga industry, with Dragon Ball becoming a popular series around the world, being a manga & anime gateway for many outside Japan.

cyberdemon · 2024-03-08, 18:19

Dbz was my childhood and one of my first anime. Thank you for giving me that experience

Frontier · 2024-03-08, 23:38

Wow...I just...I think I'm in shock.

Dragon Ball, and Dragon Ball Z, were one of my first real experiences with Japanese animation and storytelling growing up and I watched it religiously through the beginning, Z, GT, all the movies, and Super...and loving it, the characters, the whimsical world, battles, and heart all along. And I owe that to Toriyama-sensei.

RIP Akira Toriyama. Thank you for crafting a world where wishes can come true and the universe isn't the limit.

2024-03-08, 06:50	Link #1
cyberdemon Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007	Akira Toriyama, dead at 68 https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...041825893.html __________________

2024-03-08, 07:20	Link #2
Mad Pierrot Corrupted fool Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: I'm everywhere Age: 33	https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...-at-68/.208430 Apparently, it involved acute subdural hematoma RIP __________________

2024-03-08, 07:46	Link #4
Dextro He Without a Title Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: The land of tempura	His works marked my childhood as it did many others across the world. May he rest in peace now __________________

2024-03-08, 11:54	Link #6
Wandering Soul Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: America	RIP to a legend. Dragon Ball was a work that made up part of my childhood and this loss hits hard. __________________

2024-03-08, 17:03	Link #8
serenade_beta そのおっぱいで13才 Join Date: Dec 2006	RIP, too soon. People were constantly talking about when Goku's VA would switch, but no one expected the author to pass away first. Maybe he hit his head, considering the cause of death __________________ -Blog --> http://tdnshumi.blogspot.com/ (Mainly about video games) -R.I.P. Hiroshi Yamauchi, Gaming wouldn't have been the same without you (9/19/13)

2024-03-08, 07:31	Link #3
grecefar Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Blue Notes Blues	I just woke up to see the new. I'm in shock. Rest in peace sensei and thank you for everything.

2024-03-08, 09:26	Link #5
larethian Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010	Seriously RIP, was introduced to DB by my cousin when I was in elementary during its initial years, the very first manga series for which I have the complete set, Taiwanese version though. I even spent my allowance on the trading card packs then.

2024-03-08, 15:29	Link #7
dragon1412 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: somewhere in Asia	Rip for a true legend, Dragon ball and Doraemon was what practically made my childhood. May he rest in peace.

2024-03-08, 17:29	Link #9
RichardFromMarple Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Stockport UK	Very sad news, he was one of the greats of the manga industry, with Dragon Ball becoming a popular series around the world, being a manga & anime gateway for many outside Japan.

2024-03-08, 18:19	Link #10
cyberdemon Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007	Dbz was my childhood and one of my first anime. Thank you for giving me that experience __________________

2024-03-08, 23:38	Link #11
Frontier Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2013	Wow...I just...I think I'm in shock. Dragon Ball, and Dragon Ball Z, were one of my first real experiences with Japanese animation and storytelling growing up and I watched it religiously through the beginning, Z, GT, all the movies, and Super...and loving it, the characters, the whimsical world, battles, and heart all along. And I owe that to Toriyama-sensei. RIP Akira Toriyama. Thank you for crafting a world where wishes can come true and the universe isn't the limit. __________________