Latest revision as of 14:15, 30 March 2026

This is the good stuff.

Collected here is a whole bunch of links for resources, lists, articles, etc. that tend to extend beyond the normal scope of either an existing section, or "Dragon Ball" / "Akira Toriyama" in general. These are the kinds of things you would/could/should expect to find on a Kanzenshuu-created resource as we spread our wings.

Enjoy!

Dr. Slump

We. Have. THE SLUMP!

Dr. Slump Characters: An in-progress list of Dr. Slump characters.
List of Dr. Slump Chapters: A complete list of original Dr. Slump manga chapters, including corresponding tankōbon, kanzenban, bunko, aizōban, and digital releases thereof. Click through to the chapters themselves — we have all of Toriyama's weekly comments, too!
Dr. Slump Tankōbon: A complete list of the Dr. Slump release in tankōbon form.
Dr. Slump Kanzenban: A complete list of the Dr. Slump release in kanzenban form.
List of Dr. Slump: Arale-chan Episodes: An in-progress list of episodes from the original 1981 Dr. Slump anime series.
Dr. Slump: Arale-chan Cast: An in-progress list of the voice cast across the original 1981 Dr. Slump anime series.
Dr. Slump: Arale-chan Staff: An in-progress list of the production staff across the original 1981 Dr. Slump anime series.
Dr. Slump: Arale-chan Music: An in-progress catalogue of music across the original 1981 Dr. Slump anime series.

Akira Toriyama One-Shots

Eventually we'll have everything, but in the meantime here are some pages that are mostly finished, along with some critical list pages.

Complete List of Works by Akira Toriyama: A complete list charting Toriyama's professional career from the very beginning, up through his final works. Original publication and release date citations included wherever possible.
Compilation Volumes of Akira Toriyama Manga: A complete list of the various compilation volumes of Akira Toriyama's long-running series as well as his one-shots, with additional notes for outside compilations that include any of his published works.
Dr. Mashirito: Abale-chan (Manga)‎‎
Kintoki: Toki of the Golden-Eyed Tribe
Bubul of Demon Village
Kajika
Escape
Sonchoh
Mr. Hō
Chobit
Chobit 2
Pola & Roid
COWA!
Lady Red
Sand Land
Sachie-chan GOOD!!
Jiya (Manga)

Dragon Quest

With Akira Toriyama contributing character designs (main characters, monsters, and more!) to the Dragon Quest franchise of video games from the very beginning, you might expect to see some of that all referenced here... and you'd be right! But what if we went beyond the basic research and citations? What if we started documenting manga and anime series that are a little more on the outskirts? Technically they all trace back to Toryiama's designs, so it's open season here for us!

That said, it's unlikely that we'll go so deep as to start doing individual pages for every single monster with things like hit points per game... we'll save that for the game-specific resources out there.

Dragon Quest: A main resource page covering the franchise as a whole, including Toriyama's involvement with character designs, and much more.
Slime Farming Village: The prototype Slime manga one-shot by Osamu Kaneko in V-Jump that led to a giant manga legacy spanning decades!
Dragon Quest I Secret: The Dragonlord's Bari Bari Team: A two-chapter manga series written by Riku Sanjō and illustrated by Kōji Inada that ran in the initial trial run of V-Jump
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Extra Edition Outside Story - The Hero Avan: A single-chapter one-shot that ran in the initial trial run of V-Jump that came around as recycled content decades later in manga and anime form.
Dragon Quest IV Side Story: Labyrinth of Hell: A two-chapter manga series written by Riku Sanjō and illustrated by Kōji Inada that ran in Shueisha's Monthly Shōnen Jump magazine.
Dragon Quest Saga: Emblem of Roto ("Mark of Erdrick"): The 86-chapter series by Kamui Fujiwara and Chiaki Kawamata from Enix's Monthly Shōnen Gangan magazine that spawned its own manga empire.
Dragon Quest Monsters+: The 36-chapter series by Mine Yoshizaki from Enix's Monthly Shōnen Gangan magazine.
Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory: The single-volume manga series by Naho Ooishi and Osamu Kaneko from Shueisha's V-Jump magazine.
Dragon Quest: Sola in the Blue Sky: A Dragon Quest manga series by Yūki Nakashima that ran in V-Jump from 2013 to 2022.
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Dark Lord of Hellfire: A Dragon Quest manga series — and prequel to the original Adventure of Dai manga — by Yūsaku Shibata that has run in V-Jump since 2020.
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - Xross Blade: The 34-chapter series by Yoshikazu Amami from Shueisha's Saikyō Jump magazine acting as promotion for the corresponding arcade game.
Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island: The 17-chapter series by Masaki Hara and Yōichi Amano from Shueisha's V-Jump magazine acting as promotion for the corresponding home console game.
Osamu Kaneko: The best English-language resource about the Slime-franchise manga author, including full Slime documentation and notes on his expanded design work.

Sequels/Reboots of Toriyama Works

The Brief Return of Dr. Slump: The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this Dr. Slump manga continuation by Takao Koyama and Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru that ran in V-Jump from 1993 to 1996.
Go! Go! Ackman (Cel Comic): The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this Go! Go! Ackman sequel and video game promotional manga series Takao Koyama and Satoru Iriyoshi that ran in V-Jump from 1994 to 1995.
Savings Soldier Cashman (1997 Manga): The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this Savings Soldier Cashman manga reboot by Takao Koyama and Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru that ran in V-Jump from 1997 to 1998.

Comparative Resources

What corresponds to what? How does that correlate with this other things? Here are some cool lists and other resources that answer some of those questions!

List of Dragon Ball Character Names: An in-progress list, in Japanese alphabetical order, of all character names in the Dragon Ball franchise, with spelling comparisons across Kanzenshuu and official anime/manga releases
Reused Character Names in Akira Toriyama Works: Did you know "Vegeta" existed before Vegeta? How about the other Shallot? Yashimo vs. Yamoshi?
Acronyms: An in-progress table of all major acronyms used officially in the franchise, as well as those in popular fandom usage.
Overlap: An in-progress table aiming to chart the full overlap between original manga chapters, corresponding Viz split-DB/DBZ manga chapter numbering, along with the corresponding original TV episodes and Kai episode versions

One More Thing

OK, there's more than one. Check out all this random nonsense.

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 * '''[[Dragon Quest]]''': A main resource page covering the franchise as a whole, including Toriyama's involvement with character designs, and much more.
-* '''[[Slime Farming Village]]''': The prototype ''Slime'' manga one-shot by [[Osamu Kaneko]] in ''[[V-Jump]]'' that led to a giant manga legacy spanning decades!
+* '''[[Slime Farming Village]]''': The prototype ''Slime'' manga one-shot by [[Osamu Kaneko]] in ''V-Jump'' that led to a giant manga legacy spanning decades!
-* '''[[Dragon Quest I Secret: The Dragonlord's Bari Bari Team]]''': A two-chapter manga series written by [[Riku Sanjō]] and illustrated by [[Kōji Inada]] that ran in the initial trial run of ''[[V-Jump]]''
+* '''[[Dragon Quest I Secret: The Dragonlord's Bari Bari Team]]''': A two-chapter manga series written by [[Riku Sanjō]] and illustrated by [[Kōji Inada]] that ran in the initial trial run of ''V-Jump''
-* '''[[Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Extra Edition Outside Story - The Hero Avan]]''': A single-chapter one-shot that ran in the initial trial run of ''V-Jump'' that came around as recycled content decades later in manga and anime form
+* '''[[Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Extra Edition Outside Story - The Hero Avan]]''': A single-chapter one-shot that ran in the initial trial run of ''V-Jump'' that came around as recycled content decades later in manga and anime form.
+* '''[[Dragon Quest IV Side Story: Labyrinth of Hell]]''': A two-chapter manga series written by [[Riku Sanjō]] and illustrated by [[Kōji Inada]] that ran in Shueisha's ''Monthly Shōnen Jump'' magazine.
+* '''[[Dragon Quest Saga: Emblem of Roto (Manga)|Dragon Quest Saga: Emblem of Roto ("Mark of Erdrick")]]''': The 86-chapter series by [[Kamui Fujiwara]] and [[Chiaki Kawamata]] from Enix's ''Monthly Shōnen Gangan'' magazine that spawned its own manga empire.
+* '''[[Dragon Quest Monsters+]]''': The 36-chapter series by [[Mine Yoshizaki]] from Enix's ''Monthly Shōnen Gangan'' magazine.
+* '''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory (Manga)|Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road Victory]]''': The single-volume manga series by [[Naho Ooishi]] and [[Osamu Kaneko]] from Shueisha's ''V-Jump'' magazine.
 * '''[[Dragon Quest: Sola in the Blue Sky]]''': A ''Dragon Quest'' manga series by [[Yūki Nakashima]] that ran in ''[[V-Jump]]'' from 2013 to 2022.
 * '''[[Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - The Hero Avan and the Dark Lord of Hellfire]]''': A ''Dragon Quest'' manga series — and prequel to the original ''Adventure of Dai'' manga — by [[Yūsaku Shibata]] that has run in ''[[V-Jump]]'' since 2020.
+* '''[[Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - Xross Blade (Manga)|Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai - Xross Blade]]''': The 34-chapter series by [[Yoshikazu Amami]] from Shueisha's ''Saikyō Jump'' magazine acting as promotion for the corresponding arcade game.
+* '''[[Dragon Quest Treasures: Another Adventure - Fadra's Treasure Island]]''': The 17-chapter series by [[Masaki Hara]] and [[Yōichi Amano]] from Shueisha's ''V-Jump'' magazine acting as promotion for the corresponding home console game.
 * '''[[Osamu Kaneko]]''': The best English-language resource about the ''Slime''-franchise manga author, including full ''Slime'' documentation and notes on his expanded design work.
 =More Video Game Stuff=
-* '''[[Time Adventure Numamonger (Manga)]]''': The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this ''Chrono Trigger'' spin-off manga by [[Hiroshi Izawa]] and [[Akihiro Kikuchi]] that ran in ''[[V-Jump]]'' from 1996 to 1998.
+* '''[[Time Adventure Numamonger (Manga)]]''': The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this ''Chrono Trigger'' spin-off manga by [[Hiroshi Izawa]] and [[Akihiro Kikuchi]] that ran in ''V-Jump'' from 1996 to 1998.
 =Sequels/Reboots of Toriyama Works=
-* '''[[The Brief Return of Dr. Slump]]''': The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this ''Dr. Slump'' manga continuation by [[Takao Koyama]] and [[Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru]] that ran in ''[[V-Jump]]'' from 1993 to 1996.
+* '''[[The Brief Return of Dr. Slump]]''': The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this ''Dr. Slump'' manga continuation by [[Takao Koyama]] and [[Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru]] that ran in ''V-Jump'' from 1993 to 1996.
-* '''[[Savings Soldier Cashman (1997 Manga)]]''': The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this ''Savings Soldier Cashman'' manga reboot by [[Takao Koyama]] and [[Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru]] that ran in ''[[V-Jump]]'' from 1997 to 1998.
+* '''[[Go! Go! Ackman (Cel Comic)]]''': The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this ''Go! Go! Ackman'' sequel and video game promotional manga series [[Takao Koyama]] and [[Satoru Iriyoshi]] that ran in ''V-Jump'' from 1994 to 1995.
+* '''[[Savings Soldier Cashman (1997 Manga)]]''': The only(?!) complete documentation that exists on the internet for this ''Savings Soldier Cashman'' manga reboot by [[Takao Koyama]] and [[Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru]] that ran in ''V-Jump'' from 1997 to 1998.
 =Comparative Resources=
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 What corresponds to what? How does that correlate with this other things? Here are some cool lists and other resources that answer some of those questions!
+* '''[[List of Dragon Ball Character Names]]''': An in-progress list, in Japanese alphabetical order, of all character names in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, with spelling comparisons across ''Kanzenshuu'' and official anime/manga releases
+* '''[[Reused Character Names in Akira Toriyama Works]]''': Did you know "Vegeta" existed before Vegeta? How about the other Shallot? Yashimo vs. Yamoshi?
+* '''[[Acronyms]]''': An in-progress table of all major acronyms used officially in the franchise, as well as those in popular fandom usage.
 * '''[[Overlap]]''': An in-progress table aiming to chart the full overlap between original manga chapters, corresponding Viz split-DB/DBZ manga chapter numbering, along with the corresponding original TV episodes and ''Kai'' episode versions
-* '''[[Reused Character Names in Akira Toriyama Works]]''': Did you know "Vegeta" existed before Vegeta? How about the other Shallot? Yashimo vs. Yamoshi?
-=Real World Resources=
-''Dragon Ball'' is fake, but the real world is... well, real. Here's how they fit together!
-* '''[[Real-world references in Dragon Ball]]''': An in-progress list of all real-world "things" referenced in the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, from the original manga all the way up through modern animated productions
-* '''[[Dragon Ball references in other media]]''': The flip-side of that is ''Dragon Ball'' getting referenced in other media!
-* '''[[Real World Timeline]]''': An in-progress chronology of events in the real world that would lead to the creation of the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, as well as the chronology of the development, production, and release of works within and related to it.
-* '''[[Mythology, folklore, and literature references in Dragon Ball‎]]''': An in-progress list of all the mythology, folklore, and literature references (think things like ''Journey to the West'', sure, but also stuff like Urashima Tarō, Momotarō, etc.). There's not much here right now... but there will be someday!
 =One More Thing=