Dragon Ball Original

Answer 1

In the Dragon Ball series, the original author, Akira Toriyama, had many manuscripts. For example, at the end of the Buu chapter, the demon Buu was reincarnated as a little Buu, and there was an original manuscript of the first encounter with Sun Wukong at the World's First Martial Arts Conference. There was also the manuscript of the 396th chapter of the original manga,"Sharu's Game". The Dragon Ball Z series also had many original drafts of animation artists, such as the character composition and line drafts of the 287th episode of Dragon Ball Z, which was also produced by Kuda, the continuous action character line drafts of the 83rd episode of Dragon Ball Z animation ("Fliesa's Second Transformation"), which was produced by Shida Naotoshi, and the 23rd episode of Dragon Ball Z animation ("Yamucha is Dead!" The character design manuscript in the terrible grower, and the opening scene manuscript of the Dragon Ball Z animation that Akira Inagami participated in. Although Akira Toriyama's first draft was in the form of a stickman, it was considered better than other mangaka's. The first draft would be improved after the story was confirmed. Akira Toriyama first fixed the frame.(Usually, this part was done by his assistant, but he sometimes did it himself), then he would draw the character dialog box, and then instruct the assistant to do the blackening and background work. After the character was drawn, he would draw the background (he drew a rough picture, and the assistant would complete it), then the assistant would do the blackening work, and finally erase the pencil marks and check and correct them. The different stages of these steps would produce the corresponding manuscript results.