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VegettoEX, would it be alright if I separate my posts in my "Akira Toriyama's Other Works" thread? Like, one thread per manga title? Unless if it's very short, like 5 pages or so. Because the next one I'm planning to post, Pola & Roid, is 45 pages, I think. And every other manga would ...

Also... I don't have any images of these: Kennosuke-sama Chotto Kaettekita Dr. Slump Alien X-Peke Bubul Dr. Mashirito Abale-chan Akira's illustration on Bitch's Life. And his Omake on Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo, in which, Ryo, a cop, gives Frieza a ticket for illegal parking o...

Whoa... never expected to take this long to post all these. :shock: Well, I'm finished for the day. I'd probably work on it again tomorrow or the next day. :wink: More mangas to be posted next time: Pola & Roid http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/k561/angelusdelioncourt/private/polaroid/PolaRoid...

Thanks! I posted about it at the Translations thread asking for permission but VegettoEX hasn't replied yet. So I'll put this up for now, until he says otherwise. This afterall, can be easily deleted if he doesn't allow it.

This is a thread, a compilation of hours worth of searches for one-shots of his other works. Most of which, unfortunately, can't be found on mangafox or mangareader or any other mainstream manga viewing website. Almost all of them are not in English. Just something for fans of Akira Toriyama and no...

You mind if I post a thread about Akira Toriyama's other works in the General Franchisee forum? I compiled all the images I could find about his other works. I'm actually still missing Alien X Peke and some others. But most of it, I have already found. You won't find these on mangafox or mangareader...

Do these translation requests include other works of Akira Toriyama? One-shots that he made can never be found in mangafox or mangareader or any other mainstream online manga viewers. Even Googling for it would usually end up with a dead end. But I have searched far and wide looking for these. Unfor...

Wow! That was great read! Thanks, Herms.