Dragon Ball is one of the most popular anime and manga series ever, and though its source material is celebrated, the anime ...

As such, there's ample story content in the Dragon Ball Super manga that the anime could adapt before reaching its current point. After defeating Jiren in the Tournament of Power, there's ...

However, there is a massive difference between Dragon Ball Super and the previous mainline Dragon Ball manga series ... seen ...

“Dragon Ball Z”, an adaptation of the later part of the manga, took the series’ popularity to even greater heights. Films, video games and other spin-offs followed as the franchise grew into ...

The original manga (then anime) continued with two sequel series, 1988’s Dragon Ball Z — which is the one most people know and the bulk of the franchise’s media is based on — and 2015’s ...

As such, the core gameplay of Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is as fun and outrageous as you'd expect. Animations seemingly perfectly recreating anime scenes or manga panels. Super moves are turned ...

The image of Dragon Ball Super manga chapter 99 of Gohan's hair breaking one of the panels was fake and wasn't part of the series. It was drawn by a fan as a joke and has gone viral because most ...

This unpublished sketch of Goku shows us the character in combat pose, shirtless and barefoot, with a look that he would wear in the last arc before ‘Z ... of the manga ‘Dragon Ball Super ...

Akira Toriyama, the beloved artist behind the legendary anime series Dragon Ball Z, had left an everlasting impact on the world of entertainment. Originating as a manga in Japan during the 1980s ...

One Piece manga creator Eiichiro Oda looked back on some of his fondest memories with his “hero” Toriyama, as well as the contributions the Dragon Ball Z creator has made to manga as a whole.

Legendary manga artist Akira Toriyama, the creator of the internationally popular “Dragon Ball” series and character designer on the “Dragon Quest” video games, died Friday after suffering ...

By the 1990s, Toriyama began to be more widely known outside Japan, as the popularity of manga, anime, and especially the Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z animated series spread worldwide.