Akira Toriyama crafted character and beast designs for Blue Dragon.
Dragon Ball has been around for decades now, and as of late, its helm has been guided by a truly gift artist. Toyotaro began their tenure with Dragon Ball years ago by inking fan-comics, but these days, they oversee the serialization of Dragon Ball Super. Right now, the artist is taking a short break as Dragon Ball enjoys a hiatus, but that didn't stop them from tributing the franchise's late creator with a new sketch.
In the sketch, fans can get a full look at Shu in their usual outfit. With their hair pulled up, Shu looks ready for battle, and the same goes for their dragon. If the pair were to run into Nene like this, well – you can bet the Grand Kingdom ruler would be in for a desperate battle. After all, Toriyama gave Shu an unassuming design, but the boy is anything but ordinary.
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