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Musical Composition

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	* '''[[Norihito Sumitomo]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Kai: The Final Chapters'' + ''Dragon Ball Super'')</small>		* '''[[Norihito Sumitomo]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Kai: The Final Chapters'' + ''Dragon Ball Super'')</small>
	* '''[[Naoki Satō]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero'')</small>		* '''[[Naoki Satō]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero'')</small>
	* '''[[Yūya Mori]] <small>(Musical Composer; ''Super Dragon Ball Heroes'')</small>		* '''[[Yūya Mori]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Super Dragon Ball Heroes'')</small>
	* '''[[Kosuke Yamashita]] <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Daima'')</small>		* '''[[Kosuke Yamashita]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Daima'')</small>

	===Post Production===		===Post Production===

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Adding Neko Majin editor and other DB composers

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	==Manga Staff==		==Manga Staff==
	While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it ~~wasn~~'t just his hand that shaped the series.		While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it was not ''just'' his hand that shaped the series.

	Toriyama had three editors over the course of ''Dr. Slump'' and ''Dragon Ball'' serialization, with [[Kazuhiko Torishima]] working throughout all of ''Dr. Slump'' and up until the end of the 23rd ''Tenka'ichi'' ~~Budōkai~~ in ''Dragon Ball'', [[Yū Kondō]] taking over up until Cell reaches his perfect form, and [[Fuyuto Takeda]] through to the end of the series. These editors — both current and former — would steer the story on occasion in a direction of their liking and harass Toriyama to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often incorporate his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Demon King Piccolo]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin Boo]].		Toriyama had three editors over the course of ''Dr. Slump'' and ''Dragon Ball'' serialization, with [[Kazuhiko Torishima]] working throughout all of ''Dr. Slump'' and up until the end of the 23rd ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' in ''Dragon Ball'', [[Yū Kondō]] taking over up until Cell reaches his perfect form, and [[Fuyuto Takeda]] through to the end of the series. These editors — both current and former — would steer the story on occasion in a direction of their liking and harass Toriyama to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often incorporate his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Demon King Piccolo]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin Boo]].

	Toriyama also had two main assistants during the heyday of serialization, with a public recruitment for an assistant coming during the first few chapters of ''Dr. Slump'' (bringing [[Hisashi Tanaka]] to the team), followed by his second assistant ([[Takashi Matsuyama]]) joining to finish ''Dr. Slump'' and work through near the very end of ''Dragon Ball''.		Toriyama also had two main assistants during the heyday of serialization, with a public recruitment for an assistant coming during the first few chapters of ''Dr. Slump'' (bringing [[Hisashi Tanaka]] to the team), followed by his second assistant ([[Takashi Matsuyama]]) joining to finish ''Dr. Slump'' and work through near the very end of ''Dragon Ball''. Other editors cycled in and out as Toriyama contributed various other one-shots and short series to Shueisha's run of publications.

	[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]		[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]
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	* '''[[Yū Kondō]]''' <small>(2nd ''Dragon Ball'' Series Editor; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Yū Kondō]]''' <small>(2nd ''Dragon Ball'' Series Editor; Shueisha)</small><br />
	* '''[[Fuyuto Takeda]]''' <small>(3rd ''Dragon Ball'' Series Editor; Shueisha)</small>		* '''[[Fuyuto Takeda]]''' <small>(3rd ''Dragon Ball'' Series Editor; Shueisha)</small>
			* '''[[Takahiro Habuta]]''' <small>(''[[Neko Majin]]'' Editor; Shueisha)</small>
	* '''[[Kōhei Ōnishi]]''' <small>(''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' Editor; Shueisha)</small>		* '''[[Kōhei Ōnishi]]''' <small>(''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' Editor; Shueisha)</small>

	===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===		===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===
	Since ''Dragon Ball'''s revival in the early 2000s, the series has seen multiple spin-offs across various media. Some of these series and one-shots have been supervised by Akira Toriyama himself, while others are ancillary works that stand on their own.		Since ''Dragon Ball'''s revival in the early 2000s, the series has seen multiple spin-offs across various media. Some of these series and one-shots have been supervised by Akira Toriyama himself, while others are ancillary works that stand on their own.

	[[Naho Ooishi]] has contributed several adaptations of ''Dragon Ball'', originally kicking things off in 2009 with [[Dragon Ball: Heya! Son Goku and Friends Return!! (Manga)\|an adaptation of the 2008 Jump Super Anime Tour special]], as well as the long-running ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]'' series the following year. In 2012, ''[[V-Jump]]'' began running the promotional manga series ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission]]'' drawn by [[Toyotarō]] in support of the respective card-based arcade game, with each chapter focusing on the then-current or upcoming additions (new cards, abilities, characters, etc.). Toyotarō would go on to pen an introductory manga for [[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' (Manga)\|the 2015 theatrical film]] before moving on to the ''Dragon Ball Super'' "comicalization" later that same year.		[[Naho Ooishi]] has contributed several adaptations of ''Dragon Ball'', originally kicking things off in 2009 with [[Dragon Ball: Heya! Son Goku and Friends Return!! (Manga)\|an adaptation of the 2008 Jump Super Anime Tour special]], as well as the long-running ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]'' series the following year. In 2012, ''[[V-Jump]]'' began running the promotional manga series ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission]]'' drawn by [[Toyotarō]] in support of the respective card-based arcade game, with each chapter focusing on the then-current or upcoming additions (new cards, abilities, characters, etc.). Toyotarō would go on to pen an introductory manga for [[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' (Manga)\|the 2015 theatrical film]] before moving on to the ''Dragon Ball Super'' "comicalization" later that same year.
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	===Musical Composition===		===Musical Composition===
	* '''[[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]''' <small>(Musical Composer)</small>		* '''[[Shunsuke Kikuchi]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dr. Slump: Arale-chan'' + ''Dragon Ball'' + ''Dragon Ball Z'')</small>
	* '''[[Akihito Tokunaga]]''' <small>(Musical Composer)</small>		* '''[[Akihito Tokunaga]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball GT'')</small>
	* '''[[Kenji Yamamoto]]''' <small>(Musical Composer)</small>		* '''[[Kenji Yamamoto]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Kai'')</small>
	* '''[[Norihito Sumitomo]]''' <small>(Musical Composer)</small>		* '''[[Norihito Sumitomo]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Kai: The Final Chapters'' + ''Dragon Ball Super'')</small>
			* '''[[Naoki Satō]]''' <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero'')</small>
			* '''[[Yūya Mori]] <small>(Musical Composer; ''Super Dragon Ball Heroes'')</small>
			* '''[[Kosuke Yamashita]] <small>(Musical Composer; ''Dragon Ball Daima'')</small>

	===Post Production===		===Post Production===
	* '''[[Hidenori Arai]]''' <small>(Sound Effects Designer; Fizz Sound Creation)</small>		* '''[[Hidenori Arai]]''' <small>(Sound Effects Designer; Fizz Sound Creation)</small>
	* '''Shin'ichi Fukumitsu''' <small>(Film Editor; Toei Animation)</small>		* '''[[Shin'ichi Fukumitsu]]''' <small>(Film Editor; Toei Animation)</small>

	==References==		==References==

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Manga Staff

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	==Manga Staff==		==Manga Staff==
	While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it wasn't just his hand that shaped ~~one~~ of the ~~foremost~~ ''~~Shōnen~~'' ~~manga~~ series ~~of all time~~. ~~His~~ editors would ~~on occasion~~ steer the story in a direction of their liking and harass ~~him~~ to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often incorporate his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Demon King Piccolo]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin Boo]].		While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it wasn't just his hand that shaped the series.

			Toriyama had three editors over the course of ''Dr. Slump'' and ''Dragon Ball'' serialization, with [[Kazuhiko Torishima]] working throughout all of ''Dr. Slump'' and up until the end of the 23rd ''Tenka'ichi'' Budōkai in ''Dragon Ball'', [[Yū Kondō]] taking over up until Cell reaches his perfect form, and [[Fuyuto Takeda]] through to the end of the series. These editors — both current and former — would steer the story on occasion in a direction of their liking and harass Toriyama to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often incorporate his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Demon King Piccolo]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin Boo]].

			Toriyama also had two main assistants during the heyday of serialization, with a public recruitment for an assistant coming during the first few chapters of ''Dr. Slump'' (bringing [[Hisashi Tanaka]] to the team), followed by his second assistant ([[Takashi Matsuyama]]) joining to finish ''Dr. Slump'' and work through near the very end of ''Dragon Ball''.

	[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]		[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]
	* '''[[Akira Toriyama]]''' <small>(Series Author & Creator; [[Bird Studio]])</small>		* '''[[Akira Toriyama]]''' <small>(Series Author & Creator; [[Bird Studio]])</small>
	** '''[[Takashi Matsuyama]]''' <small>(Assistant; Bird Studio)</small>		** '''[[Hisashi Tanaka]]''' <small>(1st ''Dr. Slump'' Series Assistant; Bird Studio)</small>
	* '''[[Kazuhiko Torishima]]''' <small>(1st Series Editor; [[Shueisha]])</small><br />		** '''[[Takashi Matsuyama]]''' <small>(2nd ''Dr. Slump'' Series and ''Dragon Ball'' Series Assistant; Bird Studio)</small>
	* '''[[Yū Kondō]]''' <small>(2nd Series Editor; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Kazuhiko Torishima]]''' <small>(''Dr. Slump'' and 1st ''Dragon Ball'' Series Editor; [[Shueisha]])</small><br />
	* '''[[Fuyuto Takeda]]''' <small>(3rd Series Editor; Shueisha)</small>		* '''[[Yū Kondō]]''' <small>(2nd ''Dragon Ball'' Series Editor; Shueisha)</small><br />
			* '''[[Fuyuto Takeda]]''' <small>(3rd ''Dragon Ball'' Series Editor; Shueisha)</small>
	* '''[[Kōhei Ōnishi]]''' <small>(''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' Editor; Shueisha)</small>		* '''[[Kōhei Ōnishi]]''' <small>(''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' Editor; Shueisha)</small>

	===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===		===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===
	Since ''Dragon Ball'''s revival in the early 2000s, the series has ~~had~~ multiple spin-offs. Some of these series and one-shots have been supervised by Akira Toriyama himself, ~~although he did note<ref>"Heya! Son Goku and Friends Return!! – First Part"~~. ~~''V-Jump''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 March 2009. (Insert Booklet)</ref> that~~ Naho Ooishi ~~in particular knows a thousand times more about ''Dragon Ball'' than him by this point. Ooishi~~ has contributed several adaptations of ''Dragon Ball'', with ~~all of them being published in either ''~~[[V-Jump]]~~'' or~~ ''[[~~Saikyō Jump~~]]'' ~~(or related event publications)~~. In 2012, ''V-Jump'' began running a promotional manga ~~drawn by "Toyotarō" for the card-based arcade game~~ ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]''~~. Each~~ chapter ~~works in a focus~~ on the then-current or upcoming additions (new cards, abilities, characters, etc.) ~~in the arcade game~~. Toyotarō would go on to pen an introductory manga for the 2015 theatrical film before moving on to the ''Dragon Ball Super'' "comicalization" later that same year. Various other authors and illustrators have penned series promoting specific games or products, which tend to run in ''[[V-Jump]]'' and/or ''[[Saikyō Jump]]''.		Since ''Dragon Ball'''s revival in the early 2000s, the series has seen multiple spin-offs across various media. Some of these series and one-shots have been supervised by Akira Toriyama himself, while others are ancillary works that stand on their own.

			[[Naho Ooishi]] has contributed several adaptations of ''Dragon Ball'', originally kicking things off in 2009 with [[Dragon Ball: Heya! Son Goku and Friends Return!! (Manga)\|an adaptation of the 2008 Jump Super Anime Tour special]], as well as the long-running ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]'' series the following year. In 2012, ''[[V-Jump]]'' began running the promotional manga series ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission]]'' drawn by [[Toyotarō]] in support of the respective card-based arcade game, with each chapter focusing on the then-current or upcoming additions (new cards, abilities, characters, etc.). Toyotarō would go on to pen an introductory manga for [[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' (Manga)\|the 2015 theatrical film]] before moving on to the ''Dragon Ball Super'' "comicalization" later that same year.

			Various other authors and illustrators have penned series promoting specific games or products, all of which tend to run in ''[[V-Jump]]'' and/or ''[[Saikyō Jump]]''.

	* '''[[Naho Ooishi]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Naho Ooishi]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />

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Caught a couple of typos, assuming "horas" was meant to be "harass"

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	==Manga Staff==		==Manga Staff==
	While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it wasn't just his hand that shaped one of the foremost ''Shōnen'' manga series of all time. His editors would on occasion steer the story in a direction of their liking and ~~horas~~ him to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often ~~incorporated~~ his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Demon King Piccolo]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin Boo]].		While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it wasn't just his hand that shaped one of the foremost ''Shōnen'' manga series of all time. His editors would on occasion steer the story in a direction of their liking and harass him to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often incorporate his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Demon King Piccolo]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin Boo]].

	[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]		[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]

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Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors

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	===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===		===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===
	Since ''Dragon Ball'''s revival in the early 2000s, the series has had multiple spin-offs. Some of these series and one-shots have been supervised by Akira Toriyama himself, although he did note<ref>"Heya! Son Goku and Friends Return!! – First Part". ''V-Jump''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 March 2009. (Insert Booklet)</ref> that Naho Ooishi in particular knows a thousand times more about ''Dragon Ball'' than him by this point. Ooishi has contributed several adaptations of ''Dragon Ball'', with all of them being published in either ''[[V-Jump]]'' or ''[[Saikyō Jump]]'' (or related event publications). In 2012, ''V-Jump'' began running a promotional manga drawn by "Toyotarō" for the card-based arcade game ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]''. Each chapter works in a focus on the then-current or upcoming additions (new cards, abilities, characters, etc.) in the arcade game. Toyotarō would go on to pen an introductory manga for the 2015 theatrical film before moving on to the ''Dragon Ball Super'' "comicalization" later that same year. Various other authors and illustrators have penned series promoting specific games or products, which tend to run ~~exclusively~~ in ''[[Saikyō Jump]]''.		Since ''Dragon Ball'''s revival in the early 2000s, the series has had multiple spin-offs. Some of these series and one-shots have been supervised by Akira Toriyama himself, although he did note<ref>"Heya! Son Goku and Friends Return!! – First Part". ''V-Jump''. Japan: Shueisha, 21 March 2009. (Insert Booklet)</ref> that Naho Ooishi in particular knows a thousand times more about ''Dragon Ball'' than him by this point. Ooishi has contributed several adaptations of ''Dragon Ball'', with all of them being published in either ''[[V-Jump]]'' or ''[[Saikyō Jump]]'' (or related event publications). In 2012, ''V-Jump'' began running a promotional manga drawn by "Toyotarō" for the card-based arcade game ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]''. Each chapter works in a focus on the then-current or upcoming additions (new cards, abilities, characters, etc.) in the arcade game. Toyotarō would go on to pen an introductory manga for the 2015 theatrical film before moving on to the ''Dragon Ball Super'' "comicalization" later that same year. Various other authors and illustrators have penned series promoting specific games or products, which tend to run in ''[[V-Jump]]'' and/or ''[[Saikyō Jump]]''.

	* '''[[Naho Ooishi]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Naho Ooishi]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />
	* '''[[Toyotarō]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Toyotarō]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />
	* '''[[Yoshitaka Nagayama]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Yoshitaka Nagayama]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />
	* '''[[Hiroshi ~~Otoki~~]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Hiroshi Otogi]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />
			* '''[[Yūji Kasai]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small>
	* '''[[Katsuki Hirose]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Katsuki Hirose]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />
	* '''[[Dragon Garow Lee]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small>		* '''[[Dragon Garow Lee]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small>

VegettoEX: /* Manga Staff */

2018-09-26T19:34:38Z

Manga Staff

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	* '''[[Yū Kondō]]''' <small>(2nd Series Editor; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Yū Kondō]]''' <small>(2nd Series Editor; Shueisha)</small><br />
	* '''[[Fuyuto Takeda]]''' <small>(3rd Series Editor; Shueisha)</small>		* '''[[Fuyuto Takeda]]''' <small>(3rd Series Editor; Shueisha)</small>
			* '''[[Kōhei Ōnishi]]''' <small>(''[[Jaco the Galactic Patrolman]]'' Editor; Shueisha)</small>

	===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===		===Spin-off, Promotional, and Continuation Authors===
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	* '''[[Hiroshi Otoki]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Hiroshi Otoki]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />
	* '''[[Katsuki Hirose]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />		* '''[[Katsuki Hirose]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small><br />
			* '''[[Dragon Garow Lee]]''' <small>(Spin-off Author & Manga Artist; Shueisha)</small>

	==Main Animation Staff==		==Main Animation Staff==

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Buu-->Boo

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	==Manga Staff==		==Manga Staff==
	While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it wasn't just his hand that shaped one of the foremost ''Shōnen'' manga series of all time. His editors would on occasion steer the story in a direction of their liking and horas him to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often incorporated his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Piccolo ~~Daimaō~~]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin ~~Buu~~]].		While the ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' manga was created by Akira Toriyama, it wasn't just his hand that shaped one of the foremost ''Shōnen'' manga series of all time. His editors would on occasion steer the story in a direction of their liking and horas him to get his chapter manuscripts submitted on time. In return, Toriyama would often incorporated his editors into ''Dragon Ball'' as villains<ref>{{Cite guidebook\|Title="Shenlong Times - 2nd Issue"\|Book=6\|Page=Insert Pamphlet}}</ref> — Torishima was the basis for [[Demon King Piccolo]], while Kondō was the basis for [[Freeza]], and Takeda the basis for [[Majin Boo]].

	[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]		[[File:toriyama_working.png\|thumb\|300px\|Toriyama and Matsuyama working on ''Dragon Ball'' at [[Bird Studio]] in 1988. (Toriyama Interview, ''Dragon Ball: Daimaō Fukkatsu'', p. 85)]]

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Hujio: /* References */

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References

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	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}

	{{Cast & Staff}}		{{Cast & Staff}}{{Companies}}
	{{Companies}}
	[[Category:Staff\|*]]		[[Category:Staff\|*]]
	[[Category:Cast\|*]]		[[Category:Cast\|*]]

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Hujio moved page Dragon Ball Staff & Cast to Dragon Ball Cast & Staff

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