Compilation Volumes of Akira Toriyama Manga - Revision history

VegettoEX: Correcting Readers' to Reader's per spelling in various magazines

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	\| [[File:jump-readers-cup-shueisha-jump-remix-2011-cover.png\|150px]]		\| [[File:jump-readers-cup-shueisha-jump-remix-2011-cover.png\|150px]]
	\| SHUEISHA JUMP REMIX 伝説のジャンプ·リーダーズカップ<br>''Shueisha Janpu Rimikkusu Densetsu no Janpu Riidāzu Kappu''<br>Shueisha Jump Remix: Legendary Jump ~~Readers~~' Cup		\| SHUEISHA JUMP REMIX 伝説のジャンプ·リーダーズカップ<br>''Shueisha Janpu Rimikkusu Densetsu no Janpu Riidāzu Kappu''<br>Shueisha Jump Remix: Legendary Jump Reader's Cup
	\| [[Bubul of the Demon Village\|魔人村のブブル<br>''Majin-mura no Buburu''<br>'''Bubul of the Demon Village''']]		\| [[Bubul of the Demon Village\|魔人村のブブル<br>''Majin-mura no Buburu''<br>'''Bubul of the Demon Village''']]
	\| Tankōbon		\| Tankōbon

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	\| SHUEISHA JUMP REMIX 伝説のジャンプ·リーダーズカップ<br>''Shueisha Janpu Rimikkusu Densetsu no Janpu Riidāzu Kappu''<br>Shueisha Jump Remix: Legendary Jump Readers' Cup		\| SHUEISHA JUMP REMIX 伝説のジャンプ·リーダーズカップ<br>''Shueisha Janpu Rimikkusu Densetsu no Janpu Riidāzu Kappu''<br>Shueisha Jump Remix: Legendary Jump Readers' Cup
	\| [[Bubul of Demon Village\|魔人村のブブル<br>''Majin-mura no Buburu''<br>'''Bubul of Demon Village''']]		\| [[Bubul of the Demon Village\|魔人村のブブル<br>''Majin-mura no Buburu''<br>'''Bubul of the Demon Village''']]
	\| Tankōbon		\| Tankōbon
	\| 422		\| 422

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	Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater", a self-deprecating play on "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_(TV_series) Masterpiece Theatre]") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year. Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).		Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater", a self-deprecating play on "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_(TV_series) Masterpiece Theatre]") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year. Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).

	Contemporary with the ''[[kanzenban]]'' release of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga, 2003-2004 saw an updated reprint of the ''_____piece Theater'' series with a new 改 (generally read as ''Kai'', but indicated here with a pronunciation of ''Aratame'') label under the "Shueisha Jump Remix" line for convenience stores. These three volumes reprinted many of the works previously collected, while also adding in [[Neko Majin Z\|the first ''Neko Majin Z'' chapter]]. Each of the three volumes were printed in a slightly larger '''(size TBD)'''.		Contemporary with the ''[[Dragon Ball Kanzenban\|kanzenban]]'' release of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga, 2003-2004 saw an updated reprint of the ''_____piece Theater'' series with a new 改 (generally read as ''Kai'', but indicated here with a pronunciation of ''Aratame'') label under the "Shueisha Jump Remix" line for convenience stores. These three volumes reprinted many of the works previously collected, while also adding in [[Neko Majin Z\|the first ''Neko Majin Z'' chapter]]. Each of the three volumes were printed in a slightly larger '''(size TBD)'''.

	2008 brought the two-volume ''An Emperor's Feast of Akira Toriyama'' series, yet again reprinting many of the works previously collected, while now also adding in 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]'' and 1996's ''[[Alien Peke]]''. These two volumes were printed in the smaller ''bunkobon'' (A6, 105×148mm) size.		2008 brought the two-volume ''An Emperor's Feast of Akira Toriyama'' series, yet again reprinting many of the works previously collected, while now also adding in 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]'' and 1996's ''[[Alien Peke]]''. These two volumes were printed in the smaller ''bunkobon'' (A6, 105×148mm) size.

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	\| [[Mamejirō-kun]]<br>[[Karamaru-kun Nihon-bare]]<br>[[Savings Warrior Cashman]]<br>[[Dub & Peter-1]]<br>[[Go! Go! Ackman]]		\| [[Mamejirō-kun]]<br>[[Karamaru-kun Nihon-bare]]<br>[[Savings Warrior Cashman]]<br>[[Dub & Peter-1]]<br>[[Go! Go! Ackman]]
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	\| 鳥山明○作劇場 Vol. 1 改<br>''Toriyama Akira Marusaku Gekijō Vol. 1 Aratame''<br>'''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 1 Remix'''		\| 鳥山明○作劇場 Vol. 1 改<br>''Toriyama Akira Marusaku Gekijō Vol. 1 Aratame''<br>'''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 1 Remix'''
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	\| [[Dragon Boy]]<br>[[Escape]]<br>[[Mr. Hō]]<br>[[Mad Matic]]<br>[[Sonchoh]]<br>[[The Adventure of Tongpoo]]		\| [[Dragon Boy]]<br>[[Escape]]<br>[[Mr. Hō]]<br>[[Mad Matic]]<br>[[Sonchoh]]<br>[[The Adventure of Tongpoo]]
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	\|		\| [[File:theater_sjr_02.png\|150px]]
	\| 鳥山明○作劇場 Vol. 2 改<br>''Toriyama Akira Marusaku Gekijō Vol. 2 Aratame''<br>'''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 2 Remix'''		\| 鳥山明○作劇場 Vol. 2 改<br>''Toriyama Akira Marusaku Gekijō Vol. 2 Aratame''<br>'''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 2 Remix'''
	\| 28 July 2003		\| 28 July 2003
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	\| [[Gal Detective Tomato]]<br>[[Pola & Roid]]<br>[[Kennosuke-sama]]<br>[[Pink]]<br>[[Chobit]]<br>[[Neko Majin Z]]		\| [[Gal Detective Tomato]]<br>[[Pola & Roid]]<br>[[Kennosuke-sama]]<br>[[Pink]]<br>[[Chobit]]<br>[[Neko Majin Z]]
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	\|		\| [[File:theater_sjr_03.png\|150px]]
	\| 鳥山明○作劇場 Vol. 3 改<br>''Toriyama Akira Marusaku Gekijō Vol. 3 Aratame''<br>'''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 3 Remix'''		\| 鳥山明○作劇場 Vol. 3 改<br>''Toriyama Akira Marusaku Gekijō Vol. 3 Aratame''<br>'''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 3 Remix'''
	\| 21 June 2004		\| 21 June 2004
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	\| '''Print:'''<br>13 May 2016<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-111165-7\|Website=集英社の本公式\|Title="DRAGON BALL総集編超悟空伝 Legend1／鳥山明"\|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref> to 13 January 2017<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-111182-4\|Website=集英社の本公式\|Title="DRAGON BALL総集編超悟空伝 Legend18／鳥山明"\|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref>		\| '''Print:'''<br>13 May 2016<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-111165-7\|Website=集英社の本公式\|Title="DRAGON BALL総集編超悟空伝 Legend1／鳥山明"\|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref> to 13 January 2017<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-111182-4\|Website=集英社の本公式\|Title="DRAGON BALL総集編超悟空伝 Legend18／鳥山明"\|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref>
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			\| [[File:sand-land-kanzenban-shueisha.jpg\|150px]]
			\| [[Sand Land\|サンドランド<br>''Sando Rando''<br>'''Sand Land''']]
			\| Kanzenban
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			\| '''Print:'''<br>04 August 2023<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://www.shueisha.co.jp/books/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-792607-1\|Website=集英社の本公式\|Title="SAND LAND 完全版／鳥山明"\|AccessDate=11 April 2024}}</ref>
	\| TBD		\| TBD
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	! Release Date (Japan)		! Release Date (Japan)
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	\| [[File:~~sjr~~-~~jumpreaderscup~~-cover.png\|150px]]		\| [[File:jump-readers-cup-shueisha-jump-remix-2011-cover.png\|150px]]
	\| SHUEISHA JUMP REMIX 伝説のジャンプ·リーダーズカップ<br>''Shueisha Janpu Rimikkusu Densetsu no Janpu Riidāzu Kappu''<br>Shueisha Jump Remix: Legendary Jump Readers' Cup		\| SHUEISHA JUMP REMIX 伝説のジャンプ·リーダーズカップ<br>''Shueisha Janpu Rimikkusu Densetsu no Janpu Riidāzu Kappu''<br>Shueisha Jump Remix: Legendary Jump Readers' Cup
	\| [[Bubul of Demon Village\|魔人村のブブル<br>''Majin-mura no Buburu''<br>'''Bubul of Demon Village''']]		\| [[Bubul of Demon Village\|魔人村のブブル<br>''Majin-mura no Buburu''<br>'''Bubul of Demon Village''']]
	\| Tankōbon		\| Tankōbon
	\| 422		\| 422
	\| '''Print:'''<br>30 April 2011		\| '''Print:'''<br>28 April 2011
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 ==One-Shots & Short Works Collections==
-Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year, though a few still remained uncollected at this point (perhaps most notably 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]''). Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).
+Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater", a self-deprecating play on "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_(TV_series) Masterpiece Theatre]") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year. Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).
 Contemporary with the ''[[kanzenban]]'' release of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga, 2003-2004 saw an updated reprint of the ''_____piece Theater'' series with a new 改 (generally read as ''Kai'', but indicated here with a pronunciation of ''Aratame'') label under the "Shueisha Jump Remix" line for convenience stores. These three volumes reprinted many of the works previously collected, while also adding in [[Neko Majin Z|the first ''Neko Majin Z'' chapter]]. Each of the three volumes were printed in a slightly larger '''(size TBD)'''.
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 | '''Print:'''<br>13 May 2016<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-111165-7|Website=集英社の本 公式|Title="DRAGON BALL総集編 超悟空伝 Legend1／鳥山 明"|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref> to 13 January 2017<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-111182-4|Website=集英社の本 公式|Title="DRAGON BALL総集編 超悟空伝 Legend18／鳥山 明"|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref>
 | TBD
 |}

VegettoEX: Additional citations

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Additional citations

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	Following his work in the advertising industry<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20130401235849/http://www.asahi.com/culture/update/0329/TKY201303290330.html\|Website=Asahi Shimbun Digital\|Title="新作映画「原作者の意地」　鳥山明さん独占インタビュー"\|Date=30 March 2013\|AccessDate=30 March 2013}}</ref> and submissions to open manga contests<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 2''. Japan: Shueisha, 10 March 1988. ISBN 4-08-851469-6. (p. 184)</ref>, [[Akira Toriyama]] debuted professionally with ''[[Wonder Island]]'', first published '''28 November 1978''' in the 1978 No. 52 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''. As Toriyama's work transitioned into several more one-shots and onward into his long-form serializations, Shueisha began releasing compilations of Toriyama's prior works.		Following his work in the advertising industry<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20130401235849/http://www.asahi.com/culture/update/0329/TKY201303290330.html\|Website=Asahi Shimbun Digital\|Title="新作映画「原作者の意地」　鳥山明さん独占インタビュー"\|Date=30 March 2013\|AccessDate=30 March 2013}}<br>[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/asahi-shimbun-digital-akira-toriyama-interview/ Kanzenshuu Translations Archive: Asahi Shimbun Digital - Akira Toriyama Interview]</ref><ref name="playboyinterview">''Akira Toriyama – Exclusive Interview''. ''Weekly Playboy'', 1995 #5. Japan: Shueisha, 17 January 1995. (pp. 43-46)<br>[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/weekly-playboy-1995-5-akira-toriyama-exclusive-interview/ Kanzenshuu Translations Archive - Weekly Playboy, 1995 #5 - Akira Toriyama – Exclusive Interview]</ref> and submissions to open manga contests<ref name="playboyinterview"></ref><ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 2''. Japan: Shueisha, 10 March 1988. ISBN 4-08-851469-6. (p. 184)</ref><ref>''"I Want to Meet That Person" Special VOL. 25 / AKIRA TORIYAMA / MANGA ARTIST''. ''Men’s Non-No'', January 2014 issue. Japan: Shueisha, 10 December 2013. (pp. 183-187)<br>[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/mens-non-no-akira-toriyama-interview/ Kanzenshuu Translations Archive - Men’s Non-No, January 2014 Issue - "I Want to Meet That Person" Special VOL. 25 / AKIRA TORIYAMA / MANGA ARTIST]</ref>, [[Akira Toriyama]] debuted professionally with ''[[Wonder Island]]'', first published '''28 November 1978''' in the 1978 No. 52 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''. As Toriyama's work transitioned into several more one-shots and onward into his long-form serializations, Shueisha began releasing compilations of Toriyama's prior works.

	Each of Toriyama's long-form serializations — most notably ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', but also ''[[Cowa!]]'', ''[[Kajika]]'', ''[[Neko Majin]]'', ''[[Sand Land]]'', and ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' — have received their own dedicated ''tankōbon'' release, with several also receiving ''kanzenban'' and other compilation-style editions.		Each of Toriyama's long-form serializations — most notably ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', but also ''[[Cowa!]]'', ''[[Kajika]]'', ''[[Neko Majin]]'', ''[[Sand Land]]'', and ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' — have received their own dedicated ''tankōbon'' release, with several also receiving ''kanzenban'' and other compilation-style editions.
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	==Collections of Larger Series==		==Collections of Larger Series==

	Roughly six months into its serialization, [[Shueisha]] began releasing a collected edition of the ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' manga in ''tankōbon'' form (11 × 17 cm). This release ran 18 volumes into May 1985, at which point ''[[Dragon Ball]]'''s first story arc was just wrapping up its own serialization in ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''. Both ''Dr. Slump'' and ''Dragon Ball'' would receive multiple runs of collected volume formats, while all of Toriyama's later multi-chapter stories would themselves receive some form of collected volume.		Roughly six months into its serialization, [[Shueisha]] began releasing a collected edition of the ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' manga in ''tankōbon'' form (11 × 17 cm). This release ran 18 volumes into May 1985, at which point ''[[Dragon Ball]]'''s first story arc was just wrapping up its own serialization in ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''.<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''Dr. Slump'' Volume 18: ''A Great Mecha Invention for the Grand Finale!''. Japan: Shueisha, 10 May 1985. ISBN 4-08-851198-0. (pp. 224, 238)<br>[https://www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/dr-slump-volume-18-dragon-ball-comments/ Kanzenshuu Translations Archive: Dr. Slump, Volume 18 - Dragon Ball Comments]</ref> Both ''Dr. Slump'' and ''Dragon Ball'' would receive multiple runs of collected volume formats, while all of Toriyama's later multi-chapter stories would themselves receive some form of collected volume.

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VegettoEX: Section intro text updates and citations

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	[[Akira Toriyama]]'s debuted professionally with ~~the original~~ ''[[Wonder Island]]'', first published '''28 November 1978''' in the 1978 No. 52 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''. ~~Following~~ several more one-shots and onward into his long-form serializations, Shueisha began releasing compilations of Toriyama's prior works.		Following his work in the advertising industry<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://web.archive.org/web/20130401235849/http://www.asahi.com/culture/update/0329/TKY201303290330.html\|Website=Asahi Shimbun Digital\|Title="新作映画「原作者の意地」　鳥山明さん独占インタビュー"\|Date=30 March 2013\|AccessDate=30 March 2013}}</ref> and submissions to open manga contests<ref>Toriyama, Akira. ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater, Vol. 2''. Japan: Shueisha, 10 March 1988. ISBN 4-08-851469-6. (p. 184)</ref>, [[Akira Toriyama]] debuted professionally with ''[[Wonder Island]]'', first published '''28 November 1978''' in the 1978 No. 52 issue of [[Shueisha]]'s ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''. As Toriyama's work transitioned into several more one-shots and onward into his long-form serializations, Shueisha began releasing compilations of Toriyama's prior works.

	Each of Toriyama's long-form serializations — most notably ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', but also ''[[Cowa!]]'', ''[[Kajika]]'', ''[[Neko Majin]]'', ''[[Sand Land]]'', and ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' — have received their own dedicated ''tankōbon'' release, with several also receiving ''kanzenban'' editions.		Each of Toriyama's long-form serializations — most notably ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', but also ''[[Cowa!]]'', ''[[Kajika]]'', ''[[Neko Majin]]'', ''[[Sand Land]]'', and ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' — have received their own dedicated ''tankōbon'' release, with several also receiving ''kanzenban'' and other compilation-style editions.

	==One-Shots & Short Works Collections==		==One-Shots & Short Works Collections==
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	Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year, though a few still remained uncollected at this point (perhaps most notably 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]''). Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).		Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year, though a few still remained uncollected at this point (perhaps most notably 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]''). Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).

	Contemporary with the ''[[kanzenban]]'' release of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga, 2003-2004 saw an updated reprint of the ''_____piece Theater'' series with a new 改 (generally read as ''Kai'', but indicated with a pronunciation of ''Aratame'') label under the "Shueisha Jump Remix" line for convenience stores. These three volumes reprinted many of the works previously collected, while also adding in [[Neko Majin Z\|the first ''Neko Majin Z'' chapter]]. Each of the three volumes were printed in a slightly larger '''(size TBD)'''.		Contemporary with the ''[[kanzenban]]'' release of the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga, 2003-2004 saw an updated reprint of the ''_____piece Theater'' series with a new 改 (generally read as ''Kai'', but indicated here with a pronunciation of ''Aratame'') label under the "Shueisha Jump Remix" line for convenience stores. These three volumes reprinted many of the works previously collected, while also adding in [[Neko Majin Z\|the first ''Neko Majin Z'' chapter]]. Each of the three volumes were printed in a slightly larger '''(size TBD)'''.

	2008 brought the two-volume ''An Emperor's Feast of Akira Toriyama'' series, yet again reprinting many of the works previously collected, while now also adding in 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]'' and 1996's ''[[Alien Peke]]''. These two volumes were printed in the smaller ''bunkobon'' (A6, 105×148mm) size.		2008 brought the two-volume ''An Emperor's Feast of Akira Toriyama'' series, yet again reprinting many of the works previously collected, while now also adding in 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]'' and 1996's ''[[Alien Peke]]''. These two volumes were printed in the smaller ''bunkobon'' (A6, 105×148mm) size.
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	==Collections of Larger Series==		==Collections of Larger Series==

	~~Introductory section text to be written here~~.		Roughly six months into its serialization, [[Shueisha]] began releasing a collected edition of the ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' manga in ''tankōbon'' form (11 × 17 cm). This release ran 18 volumes into May 1985, at which point ''[[Dragon Ball]]'''s first story arc was just wrapping up its own serialization in ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]''. Both ''Dr. Slump'' and ''Dragon Ball'' would receive multiple runs of collected volume formats, while all of Toriyama's later multi-chapter stories would themselves receive some form of collected volume.

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VegettoEX at 01:13, 23 March 2021

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	Each of Toriyama's long-form serializations — most notably ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', but also ''[[Cowa!]]'', ''[[Kajika]]'', ''[[Neko Majin]]'', ''[[Sand Land]]'', and ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' — have received their own dedicated ''tankōbon'' release, with several also receiving ''kanzenban'' editions.		Each of Toriyama's long-form serializations — most notably ''[[Dr. Slump]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', but also ''[[Cowa!]]'', ''[[Kajika]]'', ''[[Neko Majin]]'', ''[[Sand Land]]'', and ''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' — have received their own dedicated ''tankōbon'' release, with several also receiving ''kanzenban'' editions.

	==One-~~Shot~~ & Short Works Collections==		==One-Shots & Short Works Collections==

	Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year, though a few still remained uncollected at this point (perhaps most notably 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]''). Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).		Across 1983 and 1988, the first two volumes in the ''Akira Toriyama's _____piece Theater'' (generally translated and read as "blank-piece Theater") collected the majority of Toriyama's one-shots from his debut up into works contemporary with ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. A third volume in 1997 covered more of these works up through the prior year, though a few still remained uncollected at this point (perhaps most notably 1987's ''[[Lady Red]]''). Each of the three volumes were produced in a standard ''tankōbon'' size (11 × 17 cm).
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	==Collections of Larger Series==		==Collections of Larger Series==

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	\| '''Katsura Akira'''<br><br>[[Sachie-chan GOOD!!\|さちえちゃんグー!!<br>''Sachie-chan Gū! !''<br>'''Sachie-chan GOOD!!''']]<br><br>[[Jiya (Manga)\|ジヤ<br>''Jiya''<br>'''Jiya''']]		\| '''Katsura Akira'''<br><br>[[Sachie-chan GOOD!!\|さちえちゃんグー!!<br>''Sachie-chan Gū! !''<br>'''Sachie-chan GOOD!!''']]<br><br>[[Jiya (Manga)\|ジヤ<br>''Jiya''<br>'''Jiya''']]
	\| Tankōbon		\| Tankōbon
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	\| '''Print:'''<br>04 April 2014<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-880124-7\|Website=集英社の本公式\|Title="桂正和×鳥山明共作短編集カツラアキラ／桂正和／鳥山明"\|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref>		\| '''Print:'''<br>04 April 2014<ref>{{Cite web\|URL=http://books.shueisha.co.jp/items/contents.html?isbn=978-4-08-880124-7\|Website=集英社の本公式\|Title="桂正和×鳥山明共作短編集カツラアキラ／桂正和／鳥山明"\|AccessDate=22 March 2021}}</ref>
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