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The latest addition to our ever-growing “Translations” archive is the first part (of three total) from a panel held at “Unite Tokyo 2019”, a video game development conference that brings current and past developers together for a series of meetings and lectures. This particular panel featured three massive names in the field of Dragon Ball, …
Over the weekend, the official Twitter account for manga artist Kentarō Yabuki shared a special drawing of Freeza, noting that Kabuki had mentioned wanting to draw Freeza in celebration of 530,000 followers — a(n oft-made) reference to Freeza’s first-form battle power — should that milestone ever be reached, which it did! Yabuki is no stranger …
Each month, Toyotarō provides a drawing of a Dragon Ball character — as well as an accompanying comment — on the official Japanese Dragon Ball website. Following up on the wealth of characters already drawn, for his December 2021 entry, Toyotarō has contributed a drawing of Pu’er transformed as Son Goku: Pu’er (transformed into Goku) …
The latest additions to our “Translations” archive come in the form of five congratulatory comments shared during a live stream back in October of this year celebrating Dragon Ball Heroes‘ 11th anniversary: Comments come courtesy of: Toyotarō (Dragon Ball Super manga) Yoshitaka Nagayama (Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Big Bang Mission!!! manga) Yūji Kasai (Super Dragon …
The latest additions to our ever-growing “Translations” archive come in the form of four comments from the Dragon Ball & Dragon Ball Z Daizenshuu. Don’t confuse this with the guidebook series of the same name — what we’re pulling from here is the Dragon Ball franchise’s (at the time) largest CD set, released in 1994 …
Each month, Toyotarō provides a drawing of a Dragon Ball character — as well as an accompanying comment — on the official Japanese Dragon Ball website. Following up on the wealth of characters already drawn, for his November 2021 entry, Toyotarō has contributed a drawing of Resident Number TKM118755 Bulma: Resident Number TKM118755 Bulma One …
If you’re a regular reader of Kanzenshuu, you likely know all the intricacies of release dates for Shueisha publications: Weekly Shōnen Jump comes out each Monday, V-Jump comes out on the 21st of each month (barring a Sunday or holiday, in which case it gets moved up), and Saikyō Jump now comes out on the …
Each month, Toyotarō provides a drawing of a Dragon Ball character — as well as an accompanying comment — on the official Japanese Dragon Ball website. Following up on the wealth of characters already drawn, for his October 2021 entry, Toyotarō has contributed a drawing of the Ghost who handles the line queues for the …
Our latest translation is a tiny, three-item Q&A from a sidebar column in the February 2021 issue of Shueisha’s V-Jump magazine (originally released 21 December 2020); for proper historical context, this issue contained Dragon Ball Super manga chapter 67, which concluded the “Galactic Patrol Prisoner arc” and officially kicked off the (as of this post …
Our latest translation comes from the Dragon Ball Z series’ second background music collection (released in May 1993, exclusively covering the eighth Dragon Ball Z film), whose inside pamphlet included an introductory comment from Toei Animation Producer Hiruta Sei’ichi: “So, for this piece, since it’s going to be playing during the scene where Kaiō-sama is …