Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 1 - Revision history

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	\| eng_title = Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 1		\| eng_title = Dragon Ball Daizenshuu 1
	\| eng_sub-title = Complete Illustrations		\| eng_sub-title = Complete Illustrations
	\| released = 20 June 1995		\| released = [[Template:June 20\|20 June 1995]]
	\| publisher = Shueisha, Inc.		\| publisher = Shueisha, Inc.
	\| catalog = ISBN 4-08-782751-8		\| catalog = ISBN 4-08-782751-8

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	* [[Viz Media]] published the first ''daizenshuu'' in October 2008 under the name ''Dragon Ball: The Complete Illustrations''.		* [[Viz Media]] published the first ''daizenshuu'' in October 2008 under the name ''Dragon Ball: The Complete Illustrations''.

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Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	This first ''daizenshuu'' covers a multitude of illustrations and artwork drawn by [[Akira Toriyama]] up until the end of the manga's serialization. These illustrations include chapter title pages, ''[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon\|tankōbon]]'' cover illustrations, ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' cover illustrations and posters, video game promotional illustrations, and even some phone card artwork. Included before the table of contents is an introduction message from Akira Toriyama and the guides title page, which features the illustration from 1986 WJ #7.		This first ''daizenshuu'' covers a multitude of illustrations and artwork drawn by [[Akira Toriyama]] up until the end of the manga's serialization. These illustrations include chapter title pages, ''[[Dragon Ball Tankōbon\|tankōbon]]'' cover illustrations, ''[[Weekly Shōnen Jump]]'' cover illustrations and posters, video game promotional illustrations, and even some phone card artwork. Included before the table of contents is an introduction message from Akira Toriyama and the guides title page, which features the illustration from ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' 1986 #07.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* [[Viz Media]] published the first ''daizenshuu'' in October 2008 under the name ''Dragon Ball: The Complete Illustrations''.		* [[Viz Media]] published the first ''daizenshuu'' in October 2008 under the name ''Dragon Ball: The Complete Illustrations''.

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	===Complete Works Commentary===		===Complete Works Commentary===
	This section lists every illustration printed in the ''daizenshuu'' (excluding those from the "Comics" and "Weekly Jump" sections) and where that illustration was originally published. Also, each illustration has commentary discussing that particular illustration, including a bit of backstory.		This section lists every illustration printed in the ''daizenshuu'' (excluding those from the "Comics" and "Weekly Jump" sections) and where that illustration was originally published. Also, each illustration has commentary discussing that particular illustration, including a bit of backstory.

			==Notes==
			* [[Viz Media]] published the first ''daizenshuu'' in October 2008 under the name ''Dragon Ball: The Complete Illustrations''.

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	===Shenlong Times===		===Shenlong Times===
	As a special bonus for buying the ''daizenshuu'', Shueisha included a small newspaper type pamphlet called the "Shenlong Times". This 8-page pamphlet contains a round-table interview with Akira Toriyama's three past editors, Kazuhiko Torishima (first editor), Yū Kondō (second editor), and Fuyuto Takeda (third editor). The center of the pamphlet contains a short comic drawn by Toriyama detailing his life following the completion of series, which he is "incredibly glad" has ended. Following the comic is an "I Love Dragon Ball" section, which features a brief interview with actor and martial artist Jackie Chan. The pamphlet ends with a "Dragon Ball News" section, showcasing new and upcoming ''Dragon Ball'' merchandise.		As a special bonus for buying the ''daizenshuu'', Shueisha included a small newspaper type pamphlet called the "Shenlong Times". This eight-page pamphlet contains a round-table interview with Akira Toriyama's three past editors, Kazuhiko Torishima (first editor), Yū Kondō (second editor), and Fuyuto Takeda (third editor). The center of the pamphlet contains a short comic drawn by Toriyama detailing his life following the completion of series, which he is "incredibly glad" has ended. Following the comic is an "I Love Dragon Ball" section, which features a brief interview with actor and martial artist Jackie Chan. The pamphlet ends with a "Dragon Ball News" section, showcasing new and upcoming ''Dragon Ball'' merchandise.

	==Contents==		==Contents==