Little Chicken
Banned
Crazy. What a legend! 
Josemayuste
Member
Very sad news to start a day with, I grew up watching Dragon Ball since I was a child, may he rest in peace, legend.
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BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Man this sucks. What an absolute legend. Dragon Ball, Dragon Quest, and Chrono Trigger are all absolute peak entertainment. I was a huge fan of all 3 as a kid and still am as an adult. Such a talented guy with his own unique style. RIP.
Little Mac
Member
Rough news to wake up to. The man was responsible for many fond moments from my childhood. Rest in peace.
Bert Big Balls
Gold Member
Shit news. DBZ was my life as a teenager. Used to tune in to Cartoon Network on the daily in the early - mid 2000s. If I knew I wasn't going to be home I'd set it to record to VHS. DBZ was unlike anything I'd ever watched before and was the most badass shit ever back then. Goku, Vegeta, Trunks, and Broly are some of my favourite characters of all time.
I used to play the shit out of the Budokai games. I even used to find random DBZ online games to play. I used to draw pictures of Vegito in school. Spending hours watching DBZ/Linkin Park AMVs that I downloaded from Limewire / Kazaa. Great franchise and great times.
Absolute legend. RIP.
I used to play the shit out of the Budokai games. I even used to find random DBZ online games to play. I used to draw pictures of Vegito in school. Spending hours watching DBZ/Linkin Park AMVs that I downloaded from Limewire / Kazaa. Great franchise and great times.
Absolute legend. RIP.
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TheDuskwalker
Member
Sad day.
OmegaSupreme
advanced basic bitch
Mad respect to what he created. A unique style all his own. Rip.
Saiyan-Rox
Member
Someone gather the dragonballs
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Tokio Blues
Gold Member
Im from Argentina, there are no words that explain everything that his legacy implied for the childhood of all the children of Latin America. It is immeasurable.
May he rest in peace, he was the most influential soul in the lives of several generations.
May he rest in peace, he was the most influential soul in the lives of several generations.
Bert Big Balls
Gold Member
Holy fuck, what a fantastic advert. Not much tends to bring a tear to my eye, but this sure as shit did. Shows just how much DBZ means to people.
People aren't grasping how seismic this loss is to gaming. Street Fighter II would not exist if not for Toriyama.
Bert Big Balls
Gold Member
Interesting. I am not too clued up on how that game came about. What did Toriyama have to do with it? I can't see any mention of him on the game's wikipedia page etc.
ChuckeRearmed
Member
RIP.
It was bound to happen eventually but his legacy (not only in man) and influence on the anime and manga worldwide is insane.
Also within the next couple of years I would not be surprised that within the next couple of years more authors will die of old ages and so on. Especially those who shaped the childhood of all 30+ years old.
It was bound to happen eventually but his legacy (not only in man) and influence on the anime and manga worldwide is insane.
Also within the next couple of years I would not be surprised that within the next couple of years more authors will die of old ages and so on. Especially those who shaped the childhood of all 30+ years old.
Heimdall_Xtreme
Hermen Hulst Fanclub's #1 Member
Thank you for all Akira toriyama
Piccolo was for me the best character of Dragon ball.
Piccolo was for me the best character of Dragon ball.
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The Infectious Paradox
Gold Member
Even the best of us must go. He gave me so much joy in childhood and as an adult. A legacy many strive for. RIP
Comandr
Member
Was going through some shit last year and watched the entirety of Dragon Ball through Dragon Ball Z. Akira Toriyama had an incredible way of capturing life in his characters and art. From their expressions to the way they animated, he was truly a story teller. He's a man that changed anime and video games forever, and inspired so many people around the world.
Truly, may he rest in peace.
Truly, may he rest in peace.