Fans have paid tribute.
Akira Toriyama has died aged 68 Akira Toriyama, who created the best-selling Japanese comic Dragon Ball, has died aged 68. His studio announced Toriyama’s death, after an acute subdural hematoma, which is a bleeding on the brain. Toriyama died on March 1. ‘He would have many more things to achieve. However, he has left many manga titles and works of art to this world,’ the statement read.
com/EQSe3i6C4v— Deion | SeeReax March 8, 2024 thank you Akira Toriyama for giving my life so much joy… pic.twitter.com/baPsqBnhJK— BLiNGUS March 8, 2024 I hope he knows just how special him and his work was. Never will be seen again. Thank you for showing it to us. Thank you for making my childhood. Thank you for giving me Dragon Ball. Thank you for giving me Gohan. Rest in peace, Akira Toriyama pic.twitter.
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