It was very unexpected and took me off guard, indeed. There are some things in his original DB works that I don't like, but it's still sad because he still had lots of potential for new things, that i wanted to see...
@SUPERNOVA0360 you only said said this, cuz you read my other comment about me drawing corn in middle school, and you found it inappropriate, and weird. So you wanna call me out, and reply to me here instead of the another comment, to not look suspicious 😂 I know what you’re doing…
@@CheezburgerSub DBZ is the best. Grew up with it and still love it today. I watch other anime like Inuyasha, Berserker,YuYu Hakusho,Death Note, Full Metal Alchemist but DBZ still holds the crown for me
@@YoungPhenomDrkeyou’re right. I’ve seen tons of different anime. Still watch anime all the time. Love it but DBZ is the GOAT. Yu Yu is 1B for me but DBZ will always be #1. Anime elitist can think they’re above it all they want idc.
Bro made the most influential manga of all time with the cheapest resources imaginable. This video hits even harder after his passing, Rest In Peace Toriyama, you will be forever missed🤍🤍
He might be much older than you whole Asia respect olde pepole even they are few years old...doesn't matter it's India to Philippines whole asia respect their elders... atleast don't call him bro you can call him master,teacher,uncle,anything with respect
@@voidninja9134 different cultures. In english you can tell this comment is respectful. The bro thing is some sort of respect nowadays in many senses on the internet in english.
Revisiting this following his unfortunate passing. Without this man, anime and manga would not have been revolutionized and possibly would not be big. He was a really kind and honest person too based on this interview. RIP Toriyama-sensei😢
Honestly, I'm so glad that this video exists. For years I always wanted to watch a interview with Akira Toriyama, but most of the time they were either very short or not fully translated. I also learned more about Toriyama and being a manga artist because of this so thanks for uploading this man.
Me too! It's so mesmorising watching the master at work! Just seeing him draw in his iconic style takes me right back to my school days! I used to draw all sorts of Toriyama style characters (including my own) during lessons when I was bored. I used to get into trouble for drawing in my school books, but I don't regret it for a second because those drawings took me into another world away from the real one.
Don't stereotype the mangaka life, it comes in many forms, this is his personal experience growing up in a different time, a different country, and a different economy, Remember the dragon ball the anime came out in 1986, I couldn't find an exact release date for the manga, but the earliest I could find was issue No. 51 being released in 1984 And when he spoke about becoming a manga artist and going through hard times, and even working in an advertising company, that was way before he started work on dragon ball, I just want to make sure people aren't misled, this teaches us about being a manga artist an entire lifetime ago, Most artists are using hacks to put work out quicker these days, ofcourse using digital art, but comic artists also take a lot of noticeable shortcuts to get the stories out
@@duke_nukeham6789me too lmao 😂 I remember drawing since middle school. Instead of doing my work, I’d draw under a book 😂😂😂 I remember drawing goku and pals, naruto, sonic, and sometimes - since I was a teenage boy with raging hormones, I’d draw hentai, nood anime characters having sex. Like bulma and goku, Sakura with naruto, Hinata with goku etc. I’d even draw my female classmates and myself in one 😂 I once got caught and they just said I draw really well. And I should be an artist.
This is probably one of the best deep dives into Toriyama’s mind caught on audio. More DB fans should watch this it’s so insightful. To know he never really cared about manga or cartooning in general, only to become one of the most influential commercial artist in modern media is just hilarious and astounding. Among other insights on how he feels about the characters and the story; this is such a dope interview.
@@TaikoNakatomi Rest in power means even though that person has passed, they're still making changes in society or has done something great enough to change society as a whole.
The fact that he just draws the character with no sketch is beyond amazing... keeping scale and perspective right FIRST TRY is something even experienced artist struggle with. Man was gifted and probably one of the best and most influencial artists of all time. May he rest in peace.
Toriyama is the goat but his art is notorious for having some really wonky perspective. Just look at the faces when they’re drawn between profile and straight on
Very humble to doesn’t like to boast just down plays his accomplishments an says it wasn’t easy for me I stole out my moms change I was broke didn’t even want any praise for anything the whole entire interview just talked about how hard it was for him to get here didn’t boast about nothing that’s a guy I will always respect because I’m the same I don’t like praises from nobody I deflect them I tell people all the time I’m not a genius I wasn’t born with any gifts whatever I accomplish now was from hard work and luck no talent
The level of mastery this man had is incredible, he did not start making the sketch, no, he started making the face, the eyes, the clothes, and then proceeded to pass it with ink.
Ive been an artist for 16 years now and its very interesting and inspiring to hear his perspective on how effortless his skills were when he was younger and drawing all the time due to the work schedule. Its a great reminder that your skills and your art will change and when you are no longer in you peak form, that is ok. Its just another step in your art journey.
Man, the fact that he actually disliked and intentionally avoided the trope themes of Shonen manga, and yet still grew to be one of the most successful/influential Shonen mangaka of all time, is absolutely wild. It makes me appreciate the wholesome Shonen-y moments in DB more now knowing that they weren't forced, and that the moments that did happen were organic to the story and done exactly how Toriyama wanted them done.
Respect to this man. I was introduced to his work as a kid in the mid 90s and don’t think I ever heard him speak until today. Such a funny relatable artist & what a worker.
True... but he wasn't speaking while drawing (that was true only in that last clip with him drawing that fast sketch), as he said, the inking and painting clip was from 20 years ago that time, being it 1995, it is to presume they recorded it on 2015.
The part where he talks about Oda (one piece) giving him advice. I swear toriyama is a mix of mr roshi and goku in terms of personality and how accepting of others words they are and how unbothered he is
He said that he had been talking on the phone all day with a manga artist friend of his. The manga artist said that Mr. Toriyama was very interesting to talk to.
@@daTutankabron Thank you for telling me that. I didn't know he was so popular overseas. I am looking forward to the emergence of a new Akira Toriyama from the next generation around the world. May his soul rest in peace. Sensei🥲
I watched this the day before the announcement of his death. The next day, I found a comment about his passing and checked it. It is true. Toriyama-sensei is not woth us anymore but his legacy still alive.
I actually like Akira Toriyama's style of art more than any other anime even if it's not considered the "best" style of art, it doesn't matter. It was so unique and had so much personality! RIP Akira Toriyama
@@edward18517 He said he did that, because it made the scenario look more serious. As the characters matured and the story became more serious, he drew everything more angular. Worked perfectly in my opinion.
@@ozee7317 to me it just makes it look worse and, especially as it goes on, more lazy (alongside things like more generic (and by Buu more blank) designs for the backgrounds of the panels). I don't recall him saying that was the reason he did it though. Certainly didn't feel like the reason considering it was happening progressively throughout the series. Just felt like his natural drawing "evolution". If he were to do it to mark being more "mature" though that'd have started at like Piccolo Daimao.
@@edward18517 He said it in his interview that's in the official DragonBall Artbook :) It's cool that you don't like it. Funny enough, in the same interview he says that he finds all of those old DragonBall artworks Guly these days. In his recent work he also returned to a less angular art style. I prefer The angular stuff tho.
@@OZEEtube He didn't say there that it was to make it look more serious, he said "By the second half of Dragon Ball I was more caught up in the story than in the actual drawing. That's why I started to put less emphasis on the art as it progressed. As the fights became more furious, I began to draw with straighter and simpler lines." Really wish they'd translate the other Daizenshuus though. It's nice to have the first one as the "art book" for the translated stuff, but there's like 7 others they never translated x_x As for the art after Dragon Ball though, he can "intentionally" try to draw things more rounded, but it never quite looked like he used to draw after it gets halfway through Namek.
akira toriyama sensei... Thank you for all the work you have done, all the lives you have changed over the years, you inspired and you will continue to inspire everyone... Although you left this world... you left behind more treasure than any of us can carry... you will always be the best mangaka ever to exist! Rest in peace.
I still can't believe that he's not really with us, I can't assimilate it, it's really hard for me, I just have to say thank you for everything AKIRA TORIYAMA SENSEI
CAPTIONS MISTAKE 18:34 Interviewer: Did you get the prize money from that one? Toriyama: No, I didn't (I did not win) Toriyama: If I had, I would have quit (drawing manga) after that.
Funny how these interviews were hard to come by at all before his passing. Super insightful interview with Toriyama himself that has good takeaways for artists
Thank you for creating a masterpiece and a world that has touched us so deeply. You have touched and changed so many lives. May you rest in peace and watch us carry on your legend.❤❤❤❤❤ 😭😭😭😭😭
Oda's thoughts on the sudden loss of Toriyama: [From Comic Book Resources, translated official One Piece Reddit] forum Oda's statement into English. It is too early. The hole is too big. Sadness washes over me when I think that I will never see him again. I have admired him so much since I was a child, so I remember the day he called me by name for the first time. On the way home from the day you used the word "friend" for me and Kishimoto, I remember being overjoyed with Kishimoto. I also remember the last conversation we had. I was one of those who took the baton from the days when reading manga made you a fool, and he also created an era when both adults and children could enjoy reading manga. He showed us the dream that manga can go worldwide. It was like watching a hero going forward. For not only mangakas but also creators in various industries, the excitement and emotion of the time of Dragon Ball serialization must have taken root in their childhood.His existence is like a big tree. For the manga artists of our generation who stood on the same stage, Toriyama's works became more and more important to me as I got closer to the same stage. I even felt being scary. But I am just happy to see the aloof man himself again. Because we love him on a blood level. With respect and gratitude for the creative world he has left behind. I pray for his soulful rest in peace. May heaven be the joyous world he envisioned.
...the kind of sad thing about this is...when you think of how little he recalls, it might have to with the fact that he got so little sleep during that period of time. It may have negatively impacted his brain. Seriously.
Naw akira just was very hands off and chill. He forgot stuff all the time. He lived in the moment. Also remember ssj hair is the color it is cause he was lazy and didnt wanna color the hair in lol
@@dreameater7445 when it came to toei after a while he was hands off. Did he not complain about super early episodes. Didnt he take over the story from toyotaro during Goku black arc? That means he took his hands off of it until others start fucking his shit up
@@FREE_WILL_DEFENDER you dismissed OP's theory of his work DURING HIS PRIME contributing to his horrible memory by explaining that he was hands off during the busiest period of his life. Thats the context Other things u said were indeed true, but it all comes after the fact
Thank you for your valuable video! Although the teacher has passed away, his posthumous work "DAIMA'' will begin in the fall of 2024. Let's all have fun!
at 32:15 He actually said something I was thinking for a while. What made him great is that he wasn't inspired by mangas, but movies, which made him great. You will never get someone like him since all are mainly inspired by mangas.
@@voidninja9134Bro is just a term of endearment for person. It's not meant to be disrespectful or belittling. Just a reminder he was a human being like the rest of us.
Always a pleasure to hear the genius talk about his work. A disarmingly banal view on his own legacy. But that's what makes his stuff so great and Toriyama himself so likable.
it's video is satisfactory when i see that video it always make happy with the great style of akira toriyama, greeting from guatemala and greting to dragon ball fans
I am the same age as you. The weekly manga magazines that carried Dragon Ball and the anime broadcasts were my favorite times too. Since then, there has never been a time when I have been so engrossed in it. The power of manga is great.
Toriyama is such a hoot n a holler hahaha! He's so unserious and he will forever be remembered. Him making fun of himself, while also being very humble is why Ive always loved him as an artist. Extremely talented, but doesn't claim to be anywhere near the best (even though he is one of the greatest)
Honestly, there was a point in time where I had lost appreciation for Dragon Ball and Toriyama himself because of the toxic fandom, but I've grown as a person as well as an artist, and I really have a newfound appreciation for him. His art style is simple, but he had a really great understanding of anatomy and colouring. I wouldn't call him the greatest writer, but he was still a genius in his own way and managed to tell fairly great stories, regardless. Not to mention how much of a humble person he seemed to be. I wish I hadn't let my distaste for the fandom get to me like that, but I've learned to separate the positive from the negative and appreciate Toriyama for what he's done in his own right.
He’s such a humble guy he lets you know he’s still human and makes mistakes no matter how successful he is he bound to make errors dude created this stuff an still says guys I mess up sometimes drawing my own stuff isn’t that humble
21:22 No wonder Dragon Ball felt so iconic and popped out more than usual, the graphic design background definitely made it feel like I could see his art on a sign of a store or a mascot or a small design etched into a machine or an object that you never usually notice like bubble gum or playing cards.
It's crazy how quickly Toriyama's working and how great that Goku drawing looks despite that. He makes it look effortless, but it's not easy to have this much confidence in your lines, effortlessly putting down great looking lines without relying on tons of drafts and corrections.
He’s so humble tho he always down plays his own work he said when he was young it was so effortlessly done now he’s old an he can’t do that anymore he said
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Rest in peace legend.
RIP
RIP 💔
Pressing Fs to pay respect🫡🥺
It was very unexpected and took me off guard, indeed. There are some things in his original DB works that I don't like, but it's still sad because he still had lots of potential for new things, that i wanted to see...
RIP Toriyama, You were a great influence to Japan and the world
Imagine being a random pen holder thrown away by some dude, and then Akira Toriyama picks you up and uses you to draw the entire Dragon Ball manga
Rest in power to the GOAT.
LMAO!!! Rest in Paradise 🤲❤️🩹
@SUPERNOVA0360 you only said said this, cuz you read my other comment about me drawing corn in middle school, and you found it inappropriate, and weird. So you wanna call me out, and reply to me here instead of the another comment, to not look suspicious 😂
I know what you’re doing…
@SUPERNOVA0360 wth did i just read
Yaoi from the looks of it... @@karma77112
I don’t think this man realizes how much impact he had on everybody’s life
Greatest anime of all time. He's the man.
@@CheezburgerSub DBZ is the best. Grew up with it and still love it today. I watch other anime like Inuyasha, Berserker,YuYu Hakusho,Death Note, Full Metal Alchemist but DBZ still holds the crown for me
@@YoungPhenomDrkehave u ever tried dbz in japanese or just dub?
@@bkay9935 Dub. Love Bruce falconer score it made DBZ even better
@@YoungPhenomDrkeyou’re right. I’ve seen tons of different anime. Still watch anime all the time. Love it but DBZ is the GOAT. Yu Yu is 1B for me but DBZ will always be #1. Anime elitist can think they’re above it all they want idc.
Bro made the most influential manga of all time with the cheapest resources imaginable. This video hits even harder after his passing, Rest In Peace Toriyama, you will be forever missed🤍🤍
He might be much older than you whole Asia respect olde pepole even they are few years old...doesn't matter it's India to Philippines whole asia respect their elders... atleast don't call him bro you can call him master,teacher,uncle,anything with respect
@@voidninja9134chill BRO!
@@voidninja9134it's slang a lot of people use on the net nowadays, I don't think they're trying to be disrespectful on purpose or anything
@SUPERNOVA0360 Nahhh
@@voidninja9134 different cultures. In english you can tell this comment is respectful. The bro thing is some sort of respect nowadays in many senses on the internet in english.
Revisiting this following his unfortunate passing. Without this man, anime and manga would not have been revolutionized and possibly would not be big. He was a really kind and honest person too based on this interview. RIP Toriyama-sensei😢
Rest in Paradise 🤲❤️🩹
@SUPERNOVA0360you’re a weird middle schooler who’s trying to act edgy around the death of someone. get a grip and do something with your life.
I understand now why Dragon Ball and Dr Slump was so funny. Toriyama Sensei was so funny himself. So sad he's gone..😭
Honestly, I'm so glad that this video exists. For years I always wanted to watch a interview with Akira Toriyama, but most of the time they were either very short or not fully translated. I also learned more about Toriyama and being a manga artist because of this so thanks for uploading this man.
Me too! It's so mesmorising watching the master at work! Just seeing him draw in his iconic style takes me right back to my school days! I used to draw all sorts of Toriyama style characters (including my own) during lessons when I was bored. I used to get into trouble for drawing in my school books, but I don't regret it for a second because those drawings took me into another world away from the real one.
Don't stereotype the mangaka life, it comes in many forms, this is his personal experience growing up in a different time, a different country, and a different economy,
Remember the dragon ball the anime came out in 1986,
I couldn't find an exact release date for the manga, but the earliest I could find was issue No. 51 being released in 1984
And when he spoke about becoming a manga artist and going through hard times, and even working in an advertising company, that was way before he started work on dragon ball,
I just want to make sure people aren't misled, this teaches us about being a manga artist an entire lifetime ago,
Most artists are using hacks to put work out quicker these days, ofcourse using digital art, but comic artists also take a lot of noticeable shortcuts to get the stories out
rip
@@duke_nukeham6789me too lmao 😂
I remember drawing since middle school. Instead of doing my work, I’d draw under a book 😂😂😂
I remember drawing goku and pals, naruto, sonic, and sometimes - since I was a teenage boy with raging hormones, I’d draw hentai, nood anime characters having sex. Like bulma and goku, Sakura with naruto, Hinata with goku etc. I’d even draw my female classmates and myself in one 😂 I once got caught and they just said I draw really well. And I should be an artist.
This is probably one of the best deep dives into Toriyama’s mind caught on audio. More DB fans should watch this it’s so insightful. To know he never really cared about manga or cartooning in general, only to become one of the most influential commercial artist in modern media is just hilarious and astounding. Among other insights on how he feels about the characters and the story; this is such a dope interview.
This guy is the definition of "we don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents"
Ikr! I love that Bob Ross quote, it shows the fun and the essence that makes it art unique.
"Nah there's a lot of people better than me."
Nah no one was as good as you, rest in power Toriyama.
rest in power?
rest in what?
@@TaikoNakatomi Rest in power means even though that person has passed, they're still making changes in society or has done something great enough to change society as a whole.
"Rest in power" sounds super gay. Only low IQ idiots use that term.
One of the most humble creators out there, to be sure. One thing I always loved seeing was his bromance with Hirohiko Araki, the creator of JoJo's.
The fact that he just draws the character with no sketch is beyond amazing... keeping scale and perspective right FIRST TRY is something even experienced artist struggle with.
Man was gifted and probably one of the best and most influencial artists of all time. May he rest in peace.
Toriyama is the goat but his art is notorious for having some really wonky perspective. Just look at the faces when they’re drawn between profile and straight on
@@matthall7359it’s good
He's so modest. what an amazing mangaka, what an amazing person.
Very humble to doesn’t like to boast just down plays his accomplishments an says it wasn’t easy for me I stole out my moms change I was broke didn’t even want any praise for anything the whole entire interview just talked about how hard it was for him to get here didn’t boast about nothing that’s a guy I will always respect because I’m the same I don’t like praises from nobody I deflect them I tell people all the time I’m not a genius I wasn’t born with any gifts whatever I accomplish now was from hard work and luck no talent
凄く貴重なビデオですね。会話から、ワンピースの作者尾田先生のエピソードも聞けて親しく交流されてたんだなぁと思い尾田先生が血液レベルで好きですと追悼のコメント出されてたのが、納得できました。当たり前のようにアラレちゃん、ドラゴンボールをワクワク見てドラクエシリーズのゲームをやってたのに、今、まさに再度ドラクエ11をやりだしたばかりで亡くなったことを知り、日に日に心の中がぽっかり穴が空いたような日々を過ごしてます。
本当に素晴らしい作品を生み出して頂き今までありがとうございました。
The level of mastery this man had is incredible, he did not start making the sketch, no, he started making the face, the eyes, the clothes, and then proceeded to pass it with ink.
Toriyama's art style always makes me feel happy. It's badass with humorous parts, the perfect combo for me.
訃報を聞いてから色んな動画を見たけれど、これが一番先生のあたたかい人柄が出ているものだと思いました。近所のお兄ちゃんみたい。ご冥福をお祈りいたします。
こんなに上手いのに本当に謙虚な人だなぁ
、ふはりなや
Ive been an artist for 16 years now and its very interesting and inspiring to hear his perspective on how effortless his skills were when he was younger and drawing all the time due to the work schedule. Its a great reminder that your skills and your art will change and when you are no longer in you peak form, that is ok. Its just another step in your art journey.
マジで尊敬。尊い。
彼の絵には魂がこもってるよ。
Man, the fact that he actually disliked and intentionally avoided the trope themes of Shonen manga, and yet still grew to be one of the most successful/influential Shonen mangaka of all time, is absolutely wild. It makes me appreciate the wholesome Shonen-y moments in DB more now knowing that they weren't forced, and that the moments that did happen were organic to the story and done exactly how Toriyama wanted them done.
Strange because his whole dragonball series became like the epitome of shounen. I wonder what it was like before?
@@GrubKiller436 mostly like early parts of Fist of the north star and Astro boy
Dragon Ball was revolutionary for its time, but ironically defined what now are the modern shonen tropes. At least, many of them.
@@GrubKiller436 Devilman, probably?
@@GrubKiller436 Phantom Blood or Battle Tendency
Respect to this man. I was introduced to his work as a kid in the mid 90s and don’t think I ever heard him speak until today. Such a funny relatable artist & what a worker.
I love how the commentator tries hyping him up but he stays humble. RIP Toriyama. ♥
Never recalled hearing his voice before, but it totally fits. Warm and lighthearted
This is the first time I seen him draw what talent being talked to and still drawing and still focused he will be missed
True... but he wasn't speaking while drawing (that was true only in that last clip with him drawing that fast sketch), as he said, the inking and painting clip was from 20 years ago that time, being it 1995, it is to presume they recorded it on 2015.
This man is so humble, he said "I've been drawing for a long time, and I still make mistakes from time to time."
The part where he talks about Oda (one piece) giving him advice. I swear toriyama is a mix of mr roshi and goku in terms of personality and how accepting of others words they are and how unbothered he is
fr lmao
He said that he had been talking on the phone all day with a manga artist friend of his. The manga artist said that Mr. Toriyama was very interesting to talk to.
鳥山明先生が亡くなってしまって、思った以上にショックです。子供の頃アラレちゃん大好きでうんこツンツンしてました。アラレちゃんは他の漫画とは別格で、絵が人間が描いたと思えないというか、線もほんとに綺麗で。
大人になってから見返したりしてないですが、とても寂しい、喪失感に自分でも驚いています。
子供の頃楽しませてくれた漫画やアニメの先生はどこか、会った事のない親のような、心の奥深くに大きな存在として一緒に生きてきてたんだなあって思いました。
先生、ほんとうにありがとうございました。
His talent trascended all over the World, half of Europe , NorthAmerica and South America drawers were trying to be as good as Toriyama Sensei.
@@daTutankabron Thank you for telling me that. I didn't know he was so popular overseas. I am looking forward to the emergence of a new Akira Toriyama from the next generation around the world. May his soul rest in peace. Sensei🥲
I'm thankful for Google Translate, that I was able to read these beautiful words. Thank you
違法アップされた動画でお気持ち表明しちゃうリテラシーの低さw
16:05 You did Great!
😢 Thanks for everything! We Will always remember You... RIP
Thank You Toriyama For everything We Admire from your Creativity & Inspiration.
I watched this the day before the announcement of his death. The next day, I found a comment about his passing and checked it. It is true. Toriyama-sensei is not woth us anymore but his legacy still alive.
I actually like Akira Toriyama's style of art more than any other anime even if it's not considered the "best" style of art, it doesn't matter. It was so unique and had so much personality! RIP Akira Toriyama
Personally I like his earlier art more than the later stuff. He does them way too angular halfway through Namek-onwards.
@@edward18517 He said he did that, because it made the scenario look more serious. As the characters matured and the story became more serious, he drew everything more angular. Worked perfectly in my opinion.
@@ozee7317 to me it just makes it look worse and, especially as it goes on, more lazy (alongside things like more generic (and by Buu more blank) designs for the backgrounds of the panels).
I don't recall him saying that was the reason he did it though. Certainly didn't feel like the reason considering it was happening progressively throughout the series. Just felt like his natural drawing "evolution". If he were to do it to mark being more "mature" though that'd have started at like Piccolo Daimao.
@@edward18517 He said it in his interview that's in the official DragonBall Artbook :) It's cool that you don't like it. Funny enough, in the same interview he says that he finds all of those old DragonBall artworks Guly these days. In his recent work he also returned to a less angular art style. I prefer The angular stuff tho.
@@OZEEtube He didn't say there that it was to make it look more serious, he said
"By the second half of Dragon Ball I was more caught up in the story than in the actual drawing. That's why I started to put less emphasis on the art as it progressed. As the fights became more furious, I began to draw with straighter and simpler lines."
Really wish they'd translate the other Daizenshuus though. It's nice to have the first one as the "art book" for the translated stuff, but there's like 7 others they never translated x_x
As for the art after Dragon Ball though, he can "intentionally" try to draw things more rounded, but it never quite looked like he used to draw after it gets halfway through Namek.
Akira Toriyama inspired so many artists in Japan and around the world including myself.
the fact that it took him less than 15 minutes... total legend
akira toriyama sensei... Thank you for all the work you have done, all the lives you have changed over the years, you inspired and you will continue to inspire everyone... Although you left this world... you left behind more treasure than any of us can carry... you will always be the best mangaka ever to exist! Rest in peace.
Im here watching toriyama work on goku on video after learning about his passing away. This one man impacted so many of us world wide.
He's the only reason why I draw...gah wish i could have met him
I remember drawing so many Dragonball Characters in class in my notebook lol thank you Toriyama I am a game designer today!
こんな動きのある絵を真っ白の紙のままから描ける先生は本当に絵に才能があったんだと思います。先生は謙遜して今の人は描けると言ってますが、普通の人はあたりをつけて描かないと描けませんね。
This is gold. Thank you for uploading
Nice pfp
the stars really aligned for us to bear witness to Toriyama's hardwork and genius
30:43 interviewer: I see friendship is a big theme in dragon ball
Toriyama: There Is NO friendship
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People who are difficult to meet but his work has been found. Akira Toriyama
I still can't believe that he's not really with us, I can't assimilate it, it's really hard for me, I just have to say thank you for everything AKIRA TORIYAMA SENSEI
自分が伝説の漫画描いてたって自覚ないかんじがいいよなー。ホントに尊敬する。
鳥山先生はほとんどメディアに姿を出さない人だったから、この動画は本当に貴重。
漫画家を目指す若い人の参考になるよう保護してほしい。
CAPTIONS MISTAKE 18:34
Interviewer: Did you get the prize money from that one?
Toriyama: No, I didn't (I did not win)
Toriyama: If I had, I would have quit (drawing manga) after that.
Toriyama-sensei is so humble in his interviews and teachings. Thank you Toriyama-Sensei!
外国人の方々から本当に沢山のメッセージ寄せられて驚くばかり…凄い。
33:16 DBのイラストの中で
配色、構図ともに1番上手く仕上がったとの事です。鳥山明さんが気に入っている唯一の作品です。
Rest easy King 👑 your legendary works will live on forever
Funny how these interviews were hard to come by at all before his passing. Super insightful interview with Toriyama himself that has good takeaways for artists
Right?!I have only seen a Tetsuko Room interview that is more than a decade older than this
RIP great legend. Thank you for EVERYTHING you have done since 1984. Akira will forever be known as the GOAT of manga.
man, I still can’t believe it, he really inspired everyone on a completely different level, rip my goat
stop saying "goat". it's in relation with satanic demonic worshippers
Martial Arts : Bruce Lee
Basketball : Michael Jordan
Boxing : Mohammad Ali
Anime/Manga : Akira Toriyama
Thank you for creating a masterpiece and a world that has touched us so deeply. You have touched and changed so many lives. May you rest in peace and watch us carry on your legend.❤❤❤❤❤ 😭😭😭😭😭
His style of drawing was very similar to mine. No shapes just drawing out of my head and used cheap resources. So relatable
Oda's thoughts on the sudden loss of Toriyama:
[From Comic Book Resources, translated official One Piece Reddit] forum Oda's statement into English.
It is too early.
The hole is too big. Sadness washes over me when I think that I will never see him again.
I have admired him so much since I was a child, so I remember the day he called me by name for the first time. On the way home from the day you used the word "friend" for me and Kishimoto, I remember being overjoyed with Kishimoto. I also remember the last conversation we had.
I was one of those who took the baton from the days when reading manga made you a fool, and he also created an era when both adults and children could enjoy reading manga. He showed us the dream that manga can go worldwide. It was like watching a hero going forward.
For not only mangakas but also creators in various industries, the excitement and emotion of the time of Dragon Ball serialization must have taken root in their childhood.His existence is like a big tree.
For the manga artists of our generation who stood on the same stage, Toriyama's works became more and more important to me as I got closer to the same stage. I even felt being scary. But I am just happy to see the aloof man himself again. Because we love him on a blood level.
With respect and gratitude for the creative world he has left behind. I pray for his soulful rest in peace.
May heaven be the joyous world he envisioned.
It was amazing to see Sensei work and hear his voice, true respect to our passed on God Of Manga. Rest In Peace Toriyama-Sensei
I'm going to miss him even though I never met him he impacted my life and many others with his creation
...the kind of sad thing about this is...when you think of how little he recalls, it might have to with the fact that he got so little sleep during that period of time. It may have negatively impacted his brain. Seriously.
Naw akira just was very hands off and chill. He forgot stuff all the time. He lived in the moment. Also remember ssj hair is the color it is cause he was lazy and didnt wanna color the hair in lol
@@FREE_WILL_DEFENDER Hands off?????
Mr "I only have 1 assistant who barely makes it in to work" Toriyama??
@@dreameater7445 when it came to toei after a while he was hands off. Did he not complain about super early episodes. Didnt he take over the story from toyotaro during Goku black arc? That means he took his hands off of it until others start fucking his shit up
@@FREE_WILL_DEFENDER you dismissed OP's theory of his work DURING HIS PRIME contributing to his horrible memory by explaining that he was hands off during the busiest period of his life.
Thats the context
Other things u said were indeed true, but it all comes after the fact
He was humble.
Thank you for all the good times, Toriyama-sensei. You will be missed. And you will never be forgotten. You left your mark. Rest well.
This is pure gold✨✨
Thank you for uploading this,
I learnt A LOT about the greatest of them all!!!
Rest in peace, ✨👑Toriyama👑✨
I imagine a scenario where Toyotaro is complaining about the monthly deadline and toriyama pulls up with the "Back in my day!"
lmaooo
I wish I would have given him a BIG hug and thank him for the amazing childhood he gave me.
Same here i was always saying i would meet him
@@A.c.e2.0would have been difficult to meet him as he was very private.
Thank you for your valuable video! Although the teacher has passed away, his posthumous work "DAIMA'' will begin in the fall of 2024. Let's all have fun!
Man whatever interview he gave whether in text or in video, it was always funny and it always had "laughs" ❤😂
Played so many DBZ games for hours and rewatching DBZ. RIP Akira and thank you for all the memories.
at 32:15 He actually said something I was thinking for a while. What made him great is that he wasn't inspired by mangas, but movies, which made him great. You will never get someone like him since all are mainly inspired by mangas.
ドラゴンボールをどうもありがとう Rest in Peace Akira Toriyama😢
Love to see the master at work!
Rest in paradise akira toriyama thank you for my childhood days your creation of dragon ball
絵が上手すぎるのもさることながら、Dr.スランプ以来何年も毎週ストーリーを考えてあれだけの量の作画をあのクオリティでしていたというのが驚異的すぎる。お疲れ様でした。
We have to archive akira’s full works
生き様が、ストリートで、リスぺで、感謝です!…✍️😲✨
MOST INFLUENTIAL PERSON IN MEDIA HISTORY
Rest in Peace to the Legend. We'll miss you Akira. Thank you.
海外の人のコメント数凄いな
日本の誇りだわ
But I felt disrespectful when western pepole call elder pepole bro
@@voidninja9134Bro is just a term of endearment for person. It's not meant to be disrespectful or belittling. Just a reminder he was a human being like the rest of us.
@@voidninja9134I'm Japanese. We know it's their culture.
We feel respect from thier warm words for Akira Toriyama.
Thank you for worrying. :)
He’s so effortlessly funny 😭 RIP Sensei
Always a pleasure to hear the genius talk about his work. A disarmingly banal view on his own legacy. But that's what makes his stuff so great and Toriyama himself so likable.
This man inspired me to get into drawing.
It's crazy how an extremely influential mangaka doesn't have many interviews..
he has a lot of interviews but most of them are in magazine or books etc. so this one is indeed rare for him.
He rarely goes to events and is a very pricate person
it's video is satisfactory when i see that video it always make happy with the great style of akira toriyama, greeting from guatemala and greting to dragon ball fans
Man truly you are the GOAT
Being 40 the only thing I looked forward too at school was the dragonball episode right after
I am the same age as you. The weekly manga magazines that carried Dragon Ball and the anime broadcasts were my favorite times too. Since then, there has never been a time when I have been so engrossed in it. The power of manga is great.
Thank you master, your lessons will be on each of my traces
Toriyama is such a hoot n a holler hahaha! He's so unserious and he will forever be remembered. Him making fun of himself, while also being very humble is why Ive always loved him as an artist. Extremely talented, but doesn't claim to be anywhere near the best (even though he is one of the greatest)
Thank you for the upload!
Honestly, there was a point in time where I had lost appreciation for Dragon Ball and Toriyama himself because of the toxic fandom, but I've grown as a person as well as an artist, and I really have a newfound appreciation for him. His art style is simple, but he had a really great understanding of anatomy and colouring. I wouldn't call him the greatest writer, but he was still a genius in his own way and managed to tell fairly great stories, regardless. Not to mention how much of a humble person he seemed to be.
I wish I hadn't let my distaste for the fandom get to me like that, but I've learned to separate the positive from the negative and appreciate Toriyama for what he's done in his own right.
He was a great man, in many ways... we will miss his art, his gifts, his stories, yet his inspiration will persist in us all forever.
今、観ると新鮮〜 もし当時この番組を観てたら、人生変わったかも！
He’s such a humble guy he lets you know he’s still human and makes mistakes no matter how successful he is he bound to make errors dude created this stuff an still says guys I mess up sometimes drawing my own stuff isn’t that humble
Akira Toriyama will remain in our hearts forever. Goodbye Sensei o-(ToT )-o
鳥山先生って会話が面白いw もっとテレビに出てほしかったw 鳥山漫画のギャグが面白い理由がわかった気がした！
14:27 Effortlessly Here🐐
15:08
鳥山先生
チャーミング
謙虚
日本の宝です。
ありがとうございました。
Eso si es arte
Que hermoso
He was the greatest of all time
stop using the "goat" acronym. it's related to satanic demonic worshippers
ほんとに凄すぎだろ
21:22 No wonder Dragon Ball felt so iconic and popped out more than usual, the graphic design background definitely made it feel like I could see his art on a sign of a store or a mascot or a small design etched into a machine or an object that you never usually notice like bubble gum or playing cards.
It's crazy how quickly Toriyama's working and how great that Goku drawing looks despite that. He makes it look effortless, but it's not easy to have this much confidence in your lines, effortlessly putting down great looking lines without relying on tons of drafts and corrections.
He’s so humble tho he always down plays his own work he said when he was young it was so effortlessly done now he’s old an he can’t do that anymore he said
Rest in peace a true genius I’m heartbroken literally a god of manga