Dragon Ball's 30th Anniversary: Iconic Manga Art Styles of Famous Mangaka

The 30th anniversary of Dragon Ball showcased stunning renditions of Dragon Ball by the world's top manga and comic book maestros, each offering unique anime art styles. From Masashi Kishimoto of Naruto fame to Yusuke Murata of One Punch Man, these famous professional manga artists contributed to the lineup, alongside luminaries like Takeshi Obata of Death Note and Kōhei Horikoshi of My Hero Academia, and industry giants like Jim Lee of Marvel/DC/Image Comics. Now, we're back with a sequel, paying homage once more to Akira Toriyama's iconic franchise. This time, we spotlight the creators of beloved series such as Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Bleach, and Gin Tama, among others. The majority of these artists cite Dragon Ball as a primary source of inspiration, with many tracing their path to becoming mangaka back to Toriyama's seminal work.
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About 30th anniversary and Dragon Ball franchise:
Dragon Ball stands as the unparalleled titan of the anime world, boasting unrivaled success and profitability. Funimation's 2014 revelation of over 25 million DVD and Blu-ray sales in the US alone underscored its massive popularity. Moreover, Dragon Ball merchandise sales have soared past the $5 billion mark worldwide. Yet, the saga's dominance only escalated with the advent of Dragon Ball Super, alongside blockbuster films like Battle of Gods and Resurrection ‘F’, and the smash hit Dragon Ball FighterZ. Toei's report of a quadrupled sales surge since 2015, culminating in a staggering $86.7 million USD in 2017, only solidifies its cultural reign.
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Kentaro Yabuki captured the essence of old Dragon Ball. I knew his designs would be god tier

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Yusuke Murata just made the better looking Goku .

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