It has been officially announced that the manga adaptation of Dragon Ball Super will be continuing. According to a recent interview with Shueisha representatives, Toyotaro will continue as the mangaka for the project following the passing of Akira Toriyama on March 1. This update has been met with enthusiastic responses from fans, who believe Toyotaro is the ideal candidate to continue the manga.
Ever since the publication of Dragon Ball Super, Toyotaro has been the manga’s illustrator, with Toriyama contributing to the writing. This has led many fans to believe that Toyotaro was the perfect fit for the role, as he is well-versed in the series and has prior experience collaborating with the original creator. This choice also felt like a natural progression for the franchise.
This article includes spoilers for the series.
The Return of Toyotaro as the Official Mangaka for Dragon Ball Super Manga
The recent interview with Victory Uchida, the editor of the Dragon Ball Super manga and V-Jump magazine, confirmed that the series will continue for the foreseeable future. It was also confirmed that Toyotaro will continue as the series’ mangaka, a decision that many had expected after the passing of author Akira Toriyama on March 1, 2024.
As previously stated, Toyotaro has been the illustrator for the Dragon Ball Super manga since its inception and has collaborated with Toriyama on the story since then. It is widely believed by fans that he possesses the necessary skills and expertise to carry on the renowned mangaka’s legacy with reverence and maintain the series’ level of excellence.
Fans’ Reactions to Toyotaro as the New Series Mangaka for Dragon Ball Super
In addition to Toyotaro’s confirmation as the mangaka of the Dragon Ball Super manga, there is also the matter of what direction the story will take. The recent transformation of Gohan into a Beast and the emergence of Black Frieza as the most powerful being in Universe 7 add to the intrigue.
Despite the various plot points that still need to be resolved, many believe that Toyotaro is the ideal candidate to carry on the story. This is due to his unique artistic style, extensive knowledge of the franchise, and previous collaborations with Toriyama and Shueisha. As evidenced by comments from fans, it is clear that he is well-suited for the job.
“Hes the only man to carry it forward,”someone said.
“Good, and I wish him all the best. And all those Toyo haters can go cry,”another person said.
“He was a fan manga artist before working on Super. Pursue your dreams everyone,”another said.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding the return of the Dragon Ball Super manga, fans can take comfort in the confirmation that it will indeed come back and that Toyotaro will remain in charge.
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