Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama is remembered by vegetarian voice actor Ryo Horikawa: “It’s Still Unbelievable”

Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama is remembered by vegetarian voice actor Ryo Horikawa: “It’s Still Unbelievable”

The maker of the anime Winged Serpent Ball arrangement, Akira Toriyama, passed away at the age of 68. According to an explanation issued by his generation studio on Friday, it was affirmed that Toriyama passed away on Walk 1 after suffering from an intense subdural hematoma. As long as the news came out, it sent a wave of shock among anime fans and Winged Serpent Ball Z devotees.

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As numerous craftsmen and fans around the world paid tribute to the mythical serpent ball maker, Ryo Horikawa, the Japanese voice-performing artist for Vegeta, was also seen communicating condolences.  Ryo Horikawa, who has continuously been exceptionally vocal about almost the author’s bequest and his effect around the world, took to his X handle and penned an ardent note, expressing that the news felt like a “bolt out of the blue.”  “It was like a jolt out of the blue, and I still can’t accept it. An unused improvement to the work has just started. From now on, more and more exciting stories were to be told. It’s also sudden. I’m so bad.

Masako Nozawa-san has released her comment on Toriyama’s passing:

“I don't want to believe it. My head is empty because I don't want to think about it.
Even so, every time I see Goku, I remember what Toriyama Sensei said to me, 'You will take care of Goku, won't you?'
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Thank you exceptionally much for such superb work. If you don’t mind, take a great rest,” the voice craftsman posted.  Apart from him, Masako Nozawa, the voice-performing artist behind another famous Winged Serpent Ball character, Goku, too, paid his final regards to the manga legend. Through an official articulation, Nozawa communicated stun over the sudden and appalling death. “I don’t need to accept it. My head is purging since I don’t need to think about it. Indeed, each time I see Goku, I keep in mind what Toriyama Sensei said to me: ‘You will take care of Goku, won’t you?’ I cherish that minute.

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It makes me think, ‘I will remain by Goku’s side until my quality runs out completely’. Sensei, if it’s not too much trouble, observe us from the sky. We trust you to withdraw in peace,” the explanation read.  It is germane to note that both Vegeta and Goku are two of the most prevalent characters that the late creator made, turning them into amazing manga and anime icons.  Artists and fans grieve Akira Toriyama’s demise. While fans in huge numbers have taken to social media and paid their tributes to the Winged Serpent Ball Z makers, Eiichiro Oda and Masashi Kishimoto, the makers of other well-known establishments like One Put and Naruto have also composed tributary messages after Toriyama’s demise.  Apart from them, Mythical Beast Journey maker Yuji Horii and manga maker Masakazu Katsura also chimed in to respect Toriyama.