That's a FACTNow this hurt. Dragonball Z went 7x platinum in the hood. Rest in Paradise with King Kai breh
Him and Takahashi got me into anime and manga. Their work has influenced me in all kinds of ways. Creatively and as a man. Now they're both gone. Just dont feel rightbiggest influence on my childhood and who am i as a man
RIP
I watched DBZ with my dad. My dad probably loved it more than me. He adored it. When they got new eps out and they put them on tape, he bought ALL of them so we could watch them early. We taped ALL the episodes so we didn't miss a damn thing. My dad is gone but damn this really feels like killing my childhood by shooting it right in the dome.
RIP to the father of modern anime. Dragon Ball Z made a huge impact on the black community. To some of us, it was our first introduction to anime.
In my childhood, I used to binge-watch DBZ episodes from Toonami.
God bless his soul
Yessir. Taping Toonami so you couldn't miss a beat back in the dayI watched DBZ with my dad. My dad probably loved it more than me. He adored it. When they got new eps out and they put them on tape, he bought ALL of them so we could watch them early. We taped ALL the episodes so we didn't miss a damn thing. My dad is gone but damn this really feels like killing my childhood by shooting it right in the dome.
I haven't even gotten to my absolute love for Dragon Quest.
Good Lord.
Dragon Ball was something a black nerd and my black jock father bonded over. We were so different in our interests and yet this was a part of the glue that helped us bond despite those differences. I can't write about this shyt without tears.
Bruh, the Tournament of Power Mexican watch parties were legendary. I'm talking when it was still the Japanese sub.I’m learning how the Mexican government would host dragon ball watch parties where thousands of people would show up
MJ is the right comparison. I haven't been this touched by a celebrity since the King died.It's like MJ dying. Whether or not you paid direct attention, this man touched your life. Yes I said MJAin't a mothafukka from 30-50 who hasn't seen and/or enjoyed some form of Dragonball and all it's knockoffs and children. There has been almost 40 years of dragonball. Multiple generations have enjoyed it from toys to games to manga to tv to movies etc.
RIP the gawd. There isn't really too many things like his work that creates lifelong fans/stans that will wait decades between projects.