Former Shonen Jump editor Kazuhiko Torishima says 'Attack on Titan's' complex story limited its long-term appeal.

Dragon Ball is one of the most iconic manga series ever, and its original editor believes that the current state of the manga world isn't good.

Famed Dragon Ball editor Kazuhiko Torishima calls out GT character designer Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru at a live event.

As for Dragon Ball itself, Z-Fighter enthusiasts are waiting on word of the shonen’s return. With Dragon Ball Daima ending earlier this year and no return date set in stone for the manga’s return, ...

According to Dragon Ball editor Kazuhiko Torishima, entities such as Shueisha, Toei and others rely heavily on Akira Toriyama ...

Based on a whole swath of troubling news surrounding the Dragon Ball Super manga, seeing the series comeback from hiatus ...

Dragon Ball Super manga creator Toyotarou admits that he has not given Goku's youngest son a chance to shine in recent ...

Akira Toriyama is its iconic creator, but Dragon Ball wouldn’t be what it is without the unsung legends behind the scenes.

The debate over Dragon Ball GT and DAIMA’s places in the series’ canon timeline is now meaningless if DBS’ Toyotarou has a ...

One of the major figures in manga and gaming in Japan is that of Kazuhiko Torishima. Originally an editor on Weekly Shonen Jump, overseeing titles such as Dr. Slump and Dragon Ball, he also had a ...

After the untimely death of manga writer and illustrator Akira Toriyama, the Dragon Ball franchise has been kind of dormant ...