As a classic memory of my childhood, Dragon Ball undoubtedly carried a large part of my childhood. When I was a child, I often frequented rental bookstalls. I once had it confiscated by the teacher because I couldn't help reading it in class, and I had to save up a lot of money to pay it back. The education at that time did not encourage children to draw comics or anything like that. If the educational philosophy was like today, maybe I might also be an excellent cartoonist?
He often imitates Uncle Psy and draws Sun Wukong, Vegeta, Majin Buu, etc. On the title pages of textbooks or other places. The first Dragon Ball I saw was actually the one in which Android 19 appeared, and I still remember Leping's death. (Some translations will call them Yumcha, Yamcha, etc. I will write according to my own memory.) The names in the original comics will not be used in the book. The general story line will follow the plot of Dragon Ball, but more of it is creation, presenting the story of Dragon Ball in a fantasy way. The main thing is to pay tribute to Uncle Psy and have a good journey.
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It feels like reading comics as a child. After reading this book, the original characters can immediately emerge.
It feels like reading comics as a child. After reading this book, the original characters can immediately emerge.