Toriyama WJ Comments (now with 1987)
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I assume he wrote "winder" to sound hickish, like how some people pronounce "pillow" as "piller." Of course, you know what they say about when you assume.
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Nope, I just goofed.Pokewhiz7 wrote:I assume he wrote "winder" to sound hickish, like how some people pronounce "pillow" as "piller." Of course, you know what they say about when you assume.
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Wow...he really is the worst
One Piece readers get SBS...and Dragon Ball readers got this.
Still...somehow this just makes me like the man even more. I love how he always complains about work and having to water his dad's Banzai trees. He kind of reminds me of Hiramaru Kazuya from Bakuman. xD
One Piece readers get SBS...and Dragon Ball readers got this.
Still...somehow this just makes me like the man even more. I love how he always complains about work and having to water his dad's Banzai trees. He kind of reminds me of Hiramaru Kazuya from Bakuman. xD
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Yeah, I love that about Toriyama. He's not perfect, he isn't obsessed with his work or his craft. He's a normal guy and I think that shows in his work. He doesn't have any concrete ideas about writing or demographs, he just writes what pleases him at the moment. It's his honesty that makes him so relatable.
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I'll agree that he doesn't put in as much work as Oda but it's unfair to compare this to the SBS. A better comparison would be his "Ask Me Anything Corner", even that is much more meta.batistabus wrote:Wow...he really is the worst![]()
One Piece readers get SBS...and Dragon Ball readers got this.
Pretty sure Kazuya is supposed to be based off of Gintama's author.batistabus wrote:Still...somehow this just makes me like the man even more. I love how he always complains about work and having to water his dad's Banzai trees. He kind of reminds me of Hiramaru Kazuya from Bakuman. xD
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Still enjoying these. X3
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Where were those sparrows that a snake got to them? O_O;;
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I guess we won't find out what happened to those missing kittens.
Where were those sparrows that a snake got to them? O_O;;
The Bonsai tree saga amuses me every time it pops up. XD
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SBS?AgitoZ wrote:I'll agree that he doesn't put in as much work as Oda but it's unfair to compare this to the SBS.batistabus wrote:Wow...he really is the worst![]()
One Piece readers get SBS...and Dragon Ball readers got this.
I agree.JulieYBM wrote:Yeah, I love that about Toriyama. He's not perfect, he isn't obsessed with his work or his craft. He's a normal guy and I think that shows in his work. He doesn't have any concrete ideas about writing or demographs, he just writes what pleases him at the moment. It's his honesty that makes him so relatable.
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http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/SBSdbgtFO wrote:SBS?AgitoZ wrote:I'll agree that he doesn't put in as much work as Oda but it's unfair to compare this to the SBS.batistabus wrote:Wow...he really is the worst![]()
One Piece readers get SBS...and Dragon Ball readers got this.
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Yeah, and what's more, Oda likewise writes little comments like this in each Jump issue. I haven't checked them out myself, but I doubt they're much more in-depth than Toriyama's. They're just supposed to be short comments on what's up with them.AgitoZ wrote:I'll agree that he doesn't put in as much work as Oda but it's unfair to compare this to the SBS. A better comparison would be his "Ask Me Anything Corner", even that is much more meta.
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Greg W translated several of Oda's author comments which you can see here: http://www.thegrandline.com/odatoc.htm And yep, pretty similar to Toriyama's. For instance here's the most recent he's got up there from 2011:
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Alright, I guess that wasn't a fair comparison.
I think all those "DragonballZ is srs business" guys should give this a read.
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Srs?
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That is just brilliant.One of my relative’s kids thinks that I’m just this old guy who’s really good at Dragon Ball fanart. (1987, No.18, c118)
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I've only skimmed through these, but I'm loving it already.
I wonder if he'll get hooked on Dragon Quest III in 1988.
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This cracked me up!
One of my relative’s kids thinks that I’m just this old guy who’s really good at Dragon Ball fanart. (1987, No.18, c118)
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Re: Toriyama WJ Comments (now with 1987)
Just wondering, did Toriyama actually refer to his console as an NES or did you just change that for the translations. Wouldn't he actually say the Famicom since he was (and still is) living in Japan at the time?
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