Fans Mourn Death Of Dragon Ball Creator Akira Toriyama
His timeless art will continue to bring joy to the world, even after his passing.
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It was sadly announced on Twitter that Akira Toriyama, the creator of “Dragon Ball” passed away at the age of 68.
A statement was shared on Dragon Ball’s official Twitter account to inform that Toriyama passed away on 1 March, due to an “acute subdural haematoma”, also known as blood clots on the brain.
ファン、関係者の皆さまへのお知らせhttps://t.co/JleA2lcI8l pic.twitter.com/f99XQFfLdF
— ドラゴンボールオフィシャル (@DB_official_jp) March 8, 2024
Toriyama was actively working on several projects at the time of his death and had many more ideas to explore, according to AFP.
According to The Japan Times, a funeral service was held amongst Toriyami’s immediate family members.
Official farewell event dates are yet to be announced for the public to share their last goodbyes.
In 1978, Toriyama set out to debut into the comic scene with “Wonder Island.”
Following his progress of work, he has produced many comic and manga series, including the popular Dragon Ball, which began serialization in 1984.
Dragon ball has become an international success with its adaptation into animation and its live-action series.
Toriyama is a legend, and his art is appreciated all across the globe.
His timeless art will continue to bring joy to the world, even after his passing.
RIP to Akira Toriyama, creator of Dragonball Z, he was 68 years old
— TRAFON(s Backup Account) (@RiseFallNickBck) March 8, 2024
This one really hurts. This guy is responsible for so many peoples introduction to Anime. I know Dragonball was one of the first anime I ever watched myself.
A legend who we will NEVER forget. pic.twitter.com/MPdEusMVK2
The way that Dragonball changed my life and the life of so many can not be overstated.
— O’Shea Jackson Jr (@OsheaJacksonJr) March 8, 2024
That show taught me resiliency, perseverance, to never lose hope even in the worst times, and the strength one can display from their love for others.
I needed Dragonball. When I think… pic.twitter.com/ZvV1eL7u6a
#DragonBall#DragonBallZ#DragonBallSuper
— Copyablerelic0 | Bambietta's husband (@Copyablerelic0) March 8, 2024
Rest in piece Akira Toriyama you were a legend and made millions of people around the world happy we'll never forget you pic.twitter.com/9f8v7RJWm9
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