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Venting What Dragon Ball Meant to Me

Eremetic

Eremetic

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The influence this anime has had on my life is significant. Learning about the passing of Akira Toriyama, the extraordinary mind behind "Dragon Ball," has left fans all over the world in deep sorrow. He was more than the creator of "Dragon Ball"; he revolutionized anime and manga in ways that touched the lives of so many through his captivating stories and memorable characters. Toriyama was born in Nagoya, Japan, in 1955. He loved drawing and telling stories even when he was little. This led him to make "Dragon Ball" in 1984, a story that was way different from other manga at the time. It was full of action, adventure, and comedy. It wasn't just about fighting; it was about friendship, trying hard, and always wanting to be better.
"Dragon Ball" has made an incredible mark on the world. It's been a source of inspiration for many anime and manga creators, including the minds behind "Naruto," "One Piece," and "Bleach." Its fame has crossed oceans, breaking down language and cultural barriers. Characters from "Dragon Ball" are recognized globally. For many fans, myself included, "Dragon Ball" was more than just a series. It taught us valuable lessons about loyalty, courage, perseverance, and the importance of never giving up. For those of us who faced challenges in our childhoods, "Dragon Ball" offered hope and inspiration. Goku, always optimistic and eager to help others while continuously striving to better himself, deeply resonated with me.
People from every corner of the globe, including countries like China, have poured out their love and respect for Toriyama following his passing, highlighting the deep connection people had with his work. His legacy is far from over; his stories and characters will continue to inspire for many years to come. Toriyama's contributions went beyond "Dragon Ball." He also lent his talent to video games such as "Dragon Quest," creating beloved characters and worlds that have captivated gamers. His distinctive drawing style, filled with lively and unique details, has left a lasting impact on numerous artists. In remembering him, celebrate all that he contributed to the world of art and our childhoods. I'll always cherish those days spent rushing to my friend's house after school or on Saturdays, eager not to miss the latest "Dragon Ball" episode. Toriyama's boundless creativity and imagination have left an indelible mark that will never be erased. He will be deeply missed, yet his work endures, continuing to inspire future generations.
Farewell, Akira Toriyama.
Thank you….
 
rest in peace Akira Toriyama
 
Dragon ball Z really taught us that some people cannot be reasoned with no matter what you try or do and only understand violence and death. That’s gotta be one of my favorite lessons.
 
Dragon ball Z really taught us that some people cannot be reasoned with no matter what you try or do and only understand violence and death. That’s gotta be one of my favorite lessons.
Cells theme song is nice
 
Krillin best character, and Vados is my waifu.
 

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