The Dragon Ball 30th Anniversary History Book has given us a ton of different glimpses. Above all, of the characters from the acclaimed Akira Toriyama series.
The greatest creators throughout the Goku franchise and his friends worked on making different interpretations of the Dragon Ball characters.
Despite the fact that fans thought they had already thoroughly analyzed all the details, this reference to JoJo’s Bizarre got out of hand. In one of the arts that you can find in the book, it is a great collaboration with Araki’s work.
In this art, Goku returns to his youth, that little boy we met during the events of Dragon Ball, especially in his reappearance from GT.
A user on Twitter by the name of GovetaXV shared the happy image of the 2016 book. In fact, this drawing was made by Hirohiko Araki himself, creator of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.
Both manga and anime have their own magic. They have managed in one way or another to mark the world of animated series with their incredible narratives and unique art directions.
Without a doubt this amazing reimagining makes us think that a universe where both animes were combined would be just perfect. The Ginyu forces already dominated great poses since time immemorial, right?
