Is Dragon Ball Japanese?

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Yup, Dragon Ball is totally Japanese! It was created by the legendary Akira Toriyama and first published in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in 1984.

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SawingBully·4 months ago

Yes, it's a Japanese series. Akira Toriyama created it, and it first appeared in a Japanese magazine.

EnvassalingTier·4 months ago

Definitely! Dragon Ball was created in Japan and it's a huge part of Japanese pop culture.

SingingRidge·4 months ago

Sure is! Dragon Ball was born in Japan and has been a global phenomenon ever since.

RegulatingHale·4 months ago

It's as Japanese as sushi! Akira Toriyama is the mastermind behind it.

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