It is somewhat understandable though. Dragon Ball is a MASSIVE franchise. Dragon Ball is legendary. Toyotaro might be doing quite okay now, but when the manga started for a long time it was pretty apparent how much he can't come up with stuff. He spent most of his art journey replicating Dragon Ball, and he continued to do that even after becoming an official Dragon Ball mangaka. He had a habit of reusing the same poses many, many times. His art IS good, of course, but I think people like to point out the bad stuff mostly because he jumped from being a fan artist to working on his beloved series in a pretty one-of-a-lifetime-chance way, while many artists who develop their own styles and stories spend years being nonames before they are able to get recognition. I'm not exactly saying I agree with all of that myself, just trying to describe what I've noticed the community agreeing on.
@@bloodfinity I know, everyone does it. That's why I'm not agreeing on most of the stuff community says about Toyotaro. It's just that the problem is that he is hardly developing any style on his own and decides to look at the original for reference way more that he should, which at the end of the day results in many pages that seem strangely familiar and uninspired. It's not a crime to take inspiration and reference, but when I see just how much Toyotaro reuses the same poses I just can't not think about it. It's noticeable.
I really appreciate how Toyotarō’s style isn’t just copying Toriyama’s style, but giving it some of his own touches and features that help him distinguish himself as an artist.
Toyotaro is a great artist. I love the way he draws hair, it looks so fluent. And shape of bodies, not being so muscular or hipertrophyed, It is so elegant i think. Great work as always, i love your videos. Nice job
Toyotaro’s approach to gestures and posing could be one of the chief reasons why Toriyama picked him to illustrate the Super manga. You’re very right in saying that there’s a degree of staleness to the posing and composition of modern DB promo art, with only a handful of artists bucking the trend. Part of the reason I’m not a big fan of Toyotarto’s panelling much of the time is that I feel that his strong poses can speak for themselves and say more. That said, his panelling has improved a lot of late, which is very nice to see.
Yeah I only started realising the similarities myself between the two when making this video. The dynamic poses they place their characters in is another similarity they share and one I was going to mention at the start but left out.
@@forgottenrelics1197 Yes Horsley why do people just keep saying that he’s terrible with the portions what is basically almost the same as Shida I don’t understand the The overuse of panels and him were using the same drawing over and over again but white poses in my opinion they look great
Toyotaro taking cues from nakatsuru and masunaga is what I like to hear, I guess there’s a reason why I’ve always found his art so appealing. The way he draws vegeta in particular I adore, so good
Toyotaro is good in my opinion, but i hope he get his own manga or project with his original story because i think it's not good to live under the shadow of toriyama or be refered as the toriyama's copy-cat. I know he loves dragon ball but he needs his own achievements.
Isn't it an achievement to take over the Dragon Ball franchise? It's basically his own right now, look it up, you think Toriyama is doing much? It's a lie to promote the manga and movies, he is barely doing anything, it's mostly Toyotaro doing all the work and coming up with everything. For example, Ultra Ego Vegeta was Toyotaro's design and idea. Okay maybe Toriyama throws a few character designs here and there, but he is definitely not nearly as involved as they think.
I feel Toyotaro art gets way too much hate in the Fandom. Yeah at time some of his stuff are perfect, and he's not quite at the level that Toriyama was, but he's still a very talented artist that's able to emulate his style and is pretty dynamic (There's a reason he was chosen to continue the series in Manga) and recently his art has drastically improved in recent chapters of the Dragon Ball Super Super Manga.
He gets hate because of how he started off. But in most cases, Toyotarou has proven to be a very good artist, his art in chapter 64-67 of DBS was great. His writing in the black goku arc, zen exhibition matches, and u6 tournament was also a lot more enjoyable to me than the Toei versions.
These artsyle breakdown videos are just the type of specific info that helps me learn from the experts. I could take much more of this, especially on series I don't know or even like too much. This stuff is like the original film to star wars, before us illustators and animators. Thanks for the great content and keep it up!
Toyotarou's current art consists of my favorite Dragon Ball style. His images have a sense of form in the lines on the hair, the weight of the clothes, and the way muscles interconnect rather than simply shift position that makes it so unique and nice to look at.
Have you considered talking about the art of Super Dragon Ball Hereos manga? The artstyle may be offputting for most but in action scenes it looks closer to what people are used too despite looking different from what we are used to. An example would be Vegito vs. Cumber in the Universe Mission manga.
A lot of people criticize his style but I personally love Toyotaro’s style, it like a blend of modern Toriyama and a little bit of Shintani (I know Shintani’s DBS style came after Toyotaro’s)
Toyo gets way too much hate, and im happy your pointing out the good things. I weirldy enough prefer his art over Toriyama. He does need some improvement with his panneling. But he is doing a good job.
Greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴. I found toriyama's art style early 2004 thanks to internet, since that moment I fallen in love with his style, but, with the toyotaro's I don't feel the same, I don't like it!!!! When I see a toyotaro's draw I feel is a fan art, no a drawing made by a mangaka
@@zzxzz-666-thedevil9 well this is an old comment But Yeah I have seen that Majin Vegeta Drawing and I got my answer🙂 He add some digital effect to make it look better.
I've read both Toriyama's manga and Toyotaro's. I've only read until the part where Goku goes Super Siyan against Frieza though. And I have noticed that with Toyotaro's the action parts look more fast paced and intense. It feels like watching an anime while reading. Toriyama's action parts are good but they are more simplistic and there is less action.
The only problems that I have with Toyotaro's style is that we doesn't draw the eyes with curves instead using a straight line which I really don't like and that we is not as expressive with faces compared to Toriyama's old artstyle from Z, but overall I really love Toyotaro's artstyle and the fact that his style seems so unique in comparison to Toriyama and find it quite good.
Though it can still use improvements, his panel layout has improved a lot, compared the first few arcs. Seriously, go back and look at BOG, Universe 6 arc and at he Resurrection F manga.
@@jasonone8726 although i agree that he has been improving alot, his older work is definitely much better. Just take a look at his unfinished sketches from DBAF, it had real emotion and tone to it, it had the gritty look we all love from DBZ and such
@Vegito Kun I haven't seen it, but you have to remember, Toyotaro, just like all the other animators, are following Toriyama's modern designs. Toyotaro I'm sure, at the time, was following the designs of Z.
All the characters just need 20 more pounds of muscles. Like at 4:40, I understand that the God form is leaner but Vegeta's fist is way bigger than his damn bicep and his boots look like they'll fall off.
honestly the only real thing i dislike about toyotaro's stuff is mostly the page/panel layouts. everything's pretty cluttered, and there's an abundance of reaction shots. (though lately i think he's improved somewhat) i sorta wish he took toriyama's advice to heart and adopted more of a "less is more" approach also personal pet peeve: i wish he used a lot less greyscale but that's just me
honestly i think he has in a sense taken the 'less is more' quote into picture,to me the goku mastered ui fight vs moro perfectly exemplified that,the paneling ,art,full page spreads,2 page spreads were incredible and compete with toriyama on some level or form in my opinion.
I've read both DB manga and DB Super and I have noticed that in DB Super you can "feel" the action. It looks more fast paced and intense. It feels like you are watching anime. In Toriyama's it's more spimplistic. I prefer Toyotaro's
1:20,oh man...that promo does not look good. SSJ Blue looks...just off. 4:23,aaaand the fangirls are squealing. 4:31,that Goku on the right looks wild!!
I don't see anyone referring him as that now, but they might be talking about, before he was on the manga. He started out as a fan artist, drawing DB AF stuff.
I hate how angular his characters look and I hate the weird looking movements…..Everyone looks stiff and robotic to me….I don’t like the way he draws hair either, especially Goku’s. I want him to be like Toriyama, not do his own things. The only thing I really love about his work are the detailed backgrounds.
"I want him to be like Toriyams, not do his own thing" What stupidness in this comment, he's not Toriyama, just like every artist, he should have his own style lol
Toyotaro's art is a bit too "refined" in my opinion, Its VERY good, dont get me wrong but it doesn't give the same smooth feel that Toriyama's earlier works give. I know Toyotaro is his own artist and all and he shouldn't be a DIRECT copy though, just stating my opinion.
It's the line work. Toriyama used to work with a g-pen, so the lines need to be done quickly and with confidence. Toyotaro uses regular ink pens. And also the fact that Toriyama was a God.
I do like Toyotaro's art but it can feel very clogged up and messy. I'm not a fan of the slimmer looking saiyans either, I mean they've been doing crazy training over decades and they've lost muscle mass? I don't really like it. Toriyama seemed to be making the characters more musculer over the DB series and toyotaro seems to have back tracked on that.
In fairness it's more so just Toyotaro following the look set in Toriyama's modern work. Toriyama since the 2000's began drawing characters much slimmer overall. The illustration on the right at 4:30 is a good example :)
@@forgottenrelics1197 I guess so. Just a shame that that's the direction they decided to go. Doesn't seem logical to make the characters slimmer and less musculer. Ah well, I've still been buying the manga and enjoying it haha.
His artstyle isnt much of one.more of imitation which makes sense since he started as a fandub .if u look at super he defintly has some ideas but his original designs look very cartoony and not dbz like
Something that bugs me about him is how he draws the pecs, kinda flat or like their chest was caving in, makes it look like they were exhaling and out of breath, it's like they didn't do chest workout 😆😆
ZIE , there is so much wrong about that statement,he is a great artist,its not flat,and not always rigid,the goku mastered ui vs moro 73 2 page spread perfectly exemplifies all the opposites of your statements and the moro fight just generally speaking ,artstyle,paneling,motion and flow,and art generally speaking was good[love that uppercut]sorry if i ranted
Toriyama and Toyataro's characters are too skinny, airbrush sucks, hair looks bad.I hate their art. *Yuya takahashi* (IS NUMBER 1 NOW), *YOUNGJIJI* ,and *Old tadayoshi yamamuro* art was the best! (Seriously look how Toyataro draws ssj3, it LOOKS LIKE *TRASH* !)
FINALLY some toyotaro love. I think his art can use some improvement but people just hound this guy nonstop and don’t appreciate the good.
It is somewhat understandable though. Dragon Ball is a MASSIVE franchise. Dragon Ball is legendary. Toyotaro might be doing quite okay now, but when the manga started for a long time it was pretty apparent how much he can't come up with stuff. He spent most of his art journey replicating Dragon Ball, and he continued to do that even after becoming an official Dragon Ball mangaka. He had a habit of reusing the same poses many, many times. His art IS good, of course, but I think people like to point out the bad stuff mostly because he jumped from being a fan artist to working on his beloved series in a pretty one-of-a-lifetime-chance way, while many artists who develop their own styles and stories spend years being nonames before they are able to get recognition. I'm not exactly saying I agree with all of that myself, just trying to describe what I've noticed the community agreeing on.
@@Cavi587 what if I told you even Toriyama took some poses from different projects and use it as reference
@@bloodfinity I know, everyone does it. That's why I'm not agreeing on most of the stuff community says about Toyotaro. It's just that the problem is that he is hardly developing any style on his own and decides to look at the original for reference way more that he should, which at the end of the day results in many pages that seem strangely familiar and uninspired. It's not a crime to take inspiration and reference, but when I see just how much Toyotaro reuses the same poses I just can't not think about it. It's noticeable.
@oO{ Dawabo }Oo Who?
@oO{ Dawabo }Oo Don't assume everyone reads fan comics. Looks cool but if you didn't tell me how the hell would I know who Asura is?
Toyotaro's been improving
I LOVE toyotaro's art, especially in the moro arc, I think it looks really good
I really appreciate how Toyotarō’s style isn’t just copying Toriyama’s style, but giving it some of his own touches and features that help him distinguish himself as an artist.
Youngjiji should of been drawing the manga. Also Yuya takahashi, old tadayoshi yamamuro, are way better. Yuya I'd killing it right now.
@At Me BECAUSE he's fucking drawing dragon ball
@@LSSJTHOR not jiji tho.
Jiji definitely bring the dbz look alot more then totoytoro@@ProjektTaku
Toyotaro is a great artist. I love the way he draws hair, it looks so fluent. And shape of bodies, not being so muscular or hipertrophyed, It is so elegant i think. Great work as always, i love your videos. Nice job
Toyotaro’s approach to gestures and posing could be one of the chief reasons why Toriyama picked him to illustrate the Super manga.
You’re very right in saying that there’s a degree of staleness to the posing and composition of modern DB promo art, with only a handful of artists bucking the trend.
Part of the reason I’m not a big fan of Toyotarto’s panelling much of the time is that I feel that his strong poses can speak for themselves and say more. That said, his panelling has improved a lot of late, which is very nice to see.
Yeah his paneling can be quite mediocre but like you said it has improved :)
you know now that I look at his style I don’t know why but it kind of reminds me of shida Especially with the hands and Head shape
Yeah I only started realising the similarities myself between the two when making this video. The dynamic poses they place their characters in is another similarity they share and one I was going to mention at the start but left out.
@@forgottenrelics1197 Yes Horsley why do people just keep saying that he’s terrible with the portions what is basically almost the same as Shida I don’t understand the The overuse of panels and him were using the same drawing over and over again but white poses in my opinion they look great
I may not be manga creator myself but I say you should normally use a maybe like 4 to 5 panels
I've always loved the way Toyotaro drew Super Saiyan 3 hair. He always makes it look really dynamic
Toyotaro taking cues from nakatsuru and masunaga is what I like to hear, I guess there’s a reason why I’ve always found his art so appealing. The way he draws vegeta in particular I adore, so good
Toyotaro is good in my opinion, but i hope he get his own manga or project with his original story because i think it's not good to live under the shadow of toriyama or be refered as the toriyama's copy-cat. I know he loves dragon ball but he needs his own achievements.
Good point
That's gonna be the case for the next person that does the manga, you're always gonna be compared to the original.
Isn't it an achievement to take over the Dragon Ball franchise? It's basically his own right now, look it up, you think Toriyama is doing much? It's a lie to promote the manga and movies, he is barely doing anything, it's mostly Toyotaro doing all the work and coming up with everything.
For example, Ultra Ego Vegeta was Toyotaro's design and idea.
Okay maybe Toriyama throws a few character designs here and there, but he is definitely not nearly as involved as they think.
I highly respect these type of informational video essays and all the work guys like you put in to it 👌🏾👍🏾keep up the work man 🐐
Thanks man I appreciate it :)
@@forgottenrelics1197 no problem bro👌🏾
Toyotaro has a far better understanding of how transformations should look than the animators (ex: SSJ2 Trunks).
Trunks never went SSJ2, in the anime version.
@@j04370859 Trunks used SSJ2 multiple times in the anime. The anime used an awful character design that looked like miniaturized SSJ1 hair.
I feel Toyotaro art gets way too much hate in the Fandom. Yeah at time some of his stuff are perfect, and he's not quite at the level that Toriyama was, but he's still a very talented artist that's able to emulate his style and is pretty dynamic (There's a reason he was chosen to continue the series in Manga) and recently his art has drastically improved in recent chapters of the Dragon Ball Super Super Manga.
He gets hate because of how he started off. But in most cases, Toyotarou has proven to be a very good artist, his art in chapter 64-67 of DBS was great. His writing in the black goku arc, zen exhibition matches, and u6 tournament was also a lot more enjoyable to me than the Toei versions.
I prefer Toriyama's art, but Toyotaro has really improved over the course of the manga.
Most of the issues before, besides his writing was really his paneling, too much going on, but it's improved.
@@jasonone8726 yeah i think his writing has been really good lately, his panel composition, idk.
@@anlexaify Kind of, I don't like how the new Dragonballs have been written, plus how quickly and easily Granolah got them.
Please cover more of Toyotaro’s work!!! Love your channel thanks.
These artsyle breakdown videos are just the type of specific info that helps me learn from the experts. I could take much more of this, especially on series I don't know or even like too much. This stuff is like the original film to star wars, before us illustators and animators.
Thanks for the great content and keep it up!
Toyotarou's current art consists of my favorite Dragon Ball style. His images have a sense of form in the lines on the hair, the weight of the clothes, and the way muscles interconnect rather than simply shift position that makes it so unique and nice to look at.
One of the best Dragon Ball creators right here
Thanks as always bro 🙌
Great video as always! I'd love a more in depth video on Toyotaro's artstyle :)
Toyotaro gatta be the most underrated artist of all time
Yeah, after Toriyama died 2 months ago.
Idk why I just love toyotaro’s art
I appreciate how hard you work , keep it up 👍 👍
OMG HE UPLOADED
😅yep
I like toyotaro's artstyle more than toriyama's. He draws muscles better, I like the gestures he uses better, and how the characters look.
I was waiting for this video!! I'm glad I can finally watch it, thank you!
No problem :)
Have you considered talking about the art of Super Dragon Ball Hereos manga? The artstyle may be offputting for most but in action scenes it looks closer to what people are used too despite looking different from what we are used to.
An example would be Vegito vs. Cumber in the Universe Mission manga.
Heroes content should never be touched.
I like toriyama's style way more but toyotaro is still amazing. There's some art in toyotaro's.manga that I like more than toriyama's.
The covers of the volumes he makes are out of this world.
Always great when you upload man... Nice video
Appreciate it!
@@forgottenrelics1197 can i ask you something... where do you get the info on who does key animation in DBZ episodes?
@@craigime Sure, I usually get it of Kazenshuu and Anime News Network
www.kanzenshuu.com/animation-production/database/
@@forgottenrelics1197 thanks man
I don't like how he draws characters' necks so crooked and not straight
That's how Toriyama started to draw it also though, around late DBZ, he would sometimes, have their necks bending down.
I'd love to see a review of the DB Legends art! I just wonder how they do it or who does it
Fenyo does the base art however I'm unaware who colours it.
New subscriber here and I gotta say, your videos are good! Keep 'em coming!
Great to hear man and thank you!
A lot of people criticize his style but I personally love Toyotaro’s style, it like a blend of modern Toriyama and a little bit of Shintani (I know Shintani’s DBS style came after Toyotaro’s)
More like a blend of modern Toriyama and Nakatsuru.
I think personally toyotaros moro arc style is the definitive style for dragonball,buu saga style number two to me,moro saga style number one
4:14 hey it's Blue Dragon.
Toyo gets way too much hate, and im happy your pointing out the good things. I weirldy enough prefer his art over Toriyama. He does need some improvement with his panneling. But he is doing a good job.
Greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴. I found toriyama's art style early 2004 thanks to internet, since that moment I fallen in love with his style, but, with the toyotaro's I don't feel the same, I don't like it!!!! When I see a toyotaro's draw I feel is a fan art, no a drawing made by a mangaka
It's more so the story for me that feels like a fan manga at times :)
Cool video bro...keep up the great work
Your like the second coming of AnimeAjay.
He sounds like the American version of ajay
At least to me
@@arbetor12 preeeeeetty sure he's Australian
I didn't know my accent sounded American haha but yes I'm from the land down under :)
Anyone else notice how much baggier Goku's gi looks when drawn by Toyotaro?
He really just looks like a better modern Yamamuro to me
That's a fact.
@@jasonone8726not really in terms of pure artsyle they're very different
@@Sydney-wi1ym "a better modern Yamamuro", not that it's the same.
Toyotaro artstyle be like: Naotoshi shida body + modern yamamuro head + Yuya Takahashi hair.
1:20 OMG SSGSS 2 GOKU LETS GOO
I wonder what toyotaro’s artstyle would look like with a more rounded look, like in the early namek arc.
Wow I was early to this video and it feels weird seeing a video that you made with 150 views
Looks cool.
No hate to toyotaro I know he will improve
But man I am missing those classic toriyama art that's unbeatable.
He's not Toriyama and he's past his prime now, just look at DB Minus and a lot of his modern designs for his old characters.
He has improved lol
Great video as always
I have a question : does Toyotaro draw digitally?
no its totally handraw
@@Waqas_Khan02 He said he draws but adds some touch ups digitally, I don't remember exactly what, I think the shading.
@@zzxzz-666-thedevil9 well this is an old comment
But Yeah I have seen that Majin Vegeta Drawing and I got my answer🙂
He add some digital effect to make it look better.
I've read both Toriyama's manga and Toyotaro's. I've only read until the part where Goku goes Super Siyan against Frieza though.
And I have noticed that with Toyotaro's the action parts look more fast paced and intense. It feels like watching an anime while reading.
Toriyama's action parts are good but they are more simplistic and there is less action.
I love toyotaro's art, and i'm trying to have the same art ❤
2:50 Really bugged me when DBS animators drew them like this
The only problems that I have with Toyotaro's style is that we doesn't draw the eyes with curves instead using a straight line which I really don't like and that we is not as expressive with faces compared to Toriyama's old artstyle from Z, but overall I really love Toyotaro's artstyle and the fact that his style seems so unique in comparison to Toriyama and find it quite good.
👏👏👏
Finally, I found something that isn't berating poor toyotaro for his art 😭
Cool
Toyotaro is a beast, the only complain I have is the manga panels, Z manga panels are better
His paneling now is too much like a storyboard for my taste.
Though it can still use improvements, his panel layout has improved a lot, compared the first few arcs. Seriously, go back and look at BOG, Universe 6 arc and at he Resurrection F manga.
I think his old work (db af era) is much better than now. But he is getting back there
Are you for real? His work looks miles better now, he's been showing improvement, since the Black arc.
@@jasonone8726 although i agree that he has been improving alot, his older work is definitely much better. Just take a look at his unfinished sketches from DBAF, it had real emotion and tone to it, it had the gritty look we all love from DBZ and such
@Vegito Kun I haven't seen it, but you have to remember, Toyotaro, just like all the other animators, are following Toriyama's modern designs. Toyotaro I'm sure, at the time, was following the designs of Z.
Can you talk about yusuke murata, I love his work!!
1:18 : Super Sayia-Jin Grade 5 Blue Kakkarot/Goku
Damn i miss videos like this since ajay stopped
All the characters just need 20 more pounds of muscles. Like at 4:40, I understand that the God form is leaner but Vegeta's fist is way bigger than his damn bicep and his boots look like they'll fall off.
It improved later on, go back to when we first see God Vegeta vs Moro, which I believe was chapter 44 or 45. Vegeta doesn't look as skinny as here.
honestly the only real thing i dislike about toyotaro's stuff is mostly the page/panel layouts. everything's pretty cluttered, and there's an abundance of reaction shots.
(though lately i think he's improved somewhat)
i sorta wish he took toriyama's advice to heart and adopted more of a "less is more" approach
also personal pet peeve: i wish he used a lot less greyscale but that's just me
honestly i think he has in a sense taken the 'less is more' quote into picture,to me the goku mastered ui fight vs moro perfectly exemplified that,the paneling ,art,full page spreads,2 page spreads were incredible and compete with toriyama on some level or form in my opinion.
I've read both DB manga and DB Super and I have noticed that in DB Super you can "feel" the action. It looks more fast paced and intense. It feels like you are watching anime.
In Toriyama's it's more spimplistic.
I prefer Toyotaro's
Though it can still use improvements, his panel layout in the last few arcs, have been less cluttered than his earlier work.
1:20,oh man...that promo does not look good. SSJ Blue looks...just off.
4:23,aaaand the fangirls are squealing.
4:31,that Goku on the right looks wild!!
why is he referred to as a fanartist? isnt he the artist for all of dbs right now?
I don't see anyone referring him as that now, but they might be talking about, before he was on the manga. He started out as a fan artist, drawing DB AF stuff.
I cant understand who draws characters and who writes story for manga
Mangaka do all of that on their own for the most part.
@@_PuppetMaster86Mangaka are goated.
Can you review Borutos illustrator?
I personally am not a big fan of him
Did they change artists?
@@randyvelasquez6050 yes
Kishimoto is not the illustrator of the Boruto manga it's Mikio Ikemoto
Kishimoto is the story writer
You don't think Ikemoto has improved?
@@jasonone8726 he now has improved but his style just doesnt stand out and i still prefer kishimoto
@@xhale671 Well of course you'd prefer Kishimoto, his style is hard to top.
I hate how angular his characters look and I hate the weird looking movements…..Everyone looks stiff and robotic to me….I don’t like the way he draws hair either, especially Goku’s. I want him to be like Toriyama, not do his own things. The only thing I really love about his work are the detailed backgrounds.
"I want him to be like Toriyams, not do his own thing" What stupidness in this comment, he's not Toriyama, just like every artist, he should have his own style lol
1:58
Toriyama still does illustrations?
Toyotaro's art is a bit too "refined" in my opinion, Its VERY good, dont get me wrong but it doesn't give the same smooth feel that Toriyama's earlier works give. I know Toyotaro is his own artist and all and he shouldn't be a DIRECT copy though, just stating my opinion.
It's the line work.
Toriyama used to work with a g-pen, so the lines need to be done quickly and with confidence. Toyotaro uses regular ink pens.
And also the fact that Toriyama was a God.
Isn't it kinda how Toriyama's work was turning into, around the Buu Saga? It was looking more refined then.
Second!!!
I do like Toyotaro's art but it can feel very clogged up and messy.
I'm not a fan of the slimmer looking saiyans either, I mean they've been doing crazy training over decades and they've lost muscle mass? I don't really like it.
Toriyama seemed to be making the characters more musculer over the DB series and toyotaro seems to have back tracked on that.
In fairness it's more so just Toyotaro following the look set in Toriyama's modern work. Toriyama since the 2000's began drawing characters much slimmer overall. The illustration on the right at 4:30 is a good example :)
@@forgottenrelics1197 I guess so. Just a shame that that's the direction they decided to go. Doesn't seem logical to make the characters slimmer and less musculer. Ah well, I've still been buying the manga and enjoying it haha.
@@cynicalt1407 Agreed I feel the same way😅
@cynical T This is how they looked in Broly also and those designs were amazing, the artists are just sticking to Toriyama's modern designs.
Hey
His artstyle isnt much of one.more of imitation which makes sense since he started as a fandub .if u look at super he defintly has some ideas but his original designs look very cartoony and not dbz like
Something that bugs me about him is how he draws the pecs, kinda flat or like their chest was caving in, makes it look like they were exhaling and out of breath, it's like they didn't do chest workout 😆😆
0:46 I always loved this picture, I didn't know he did it, I thought it was Shintani.
THE PANEL TOYOTARO MAKES ARE POOP TO BE PART OF DB STORIES
Dr. Briefs, I think you need to lay off the scotch for a little while.
I don’t know if this is a controversial opinion, but to me Toyotarou’s work just looks bland
50/50
Toyotaro is suck.. The picture too flat and not rounded.
ZIE , there is so much wrong about that statement,he is a great artist,its not flat,and not always rigid,the goku mastered ui vs moro 73 2 page spread perfectly exemplifies all the opposites of your statements and the moro fight just generally speaking ,artstyle,paneling,motion and flow,and art generally speaking was good[love that uppercut]sorry if i ranted
1:58 Don't tell me Toriyama's art was rounded and can you be more specific when you say "the picture is too flat"
*Young JIJI > Toyataro*
Plain and simple
FACTS
Toriyama and Toyataro's characters are too skinny, airbrush sucks, hair looks bad.I hate their art.
*Yuya takahashi* (IS NUMBER 1 NOW), *YOUNGJIJI* ,and *Old tadayoshi yamamuro* art was the best!
(Seriously look how Toyataro draws ssj3, it LOOKS LIKE *TRASH* !)
Toyotaro is just sticking to Toriyama's modern designs.
I absolutely hate Toyotaro's artwork lol