Dragon Ball celebrates its 40th anniversary and officially collects thoughts and suggestions

Today, November 20th, the immortal monument in the Japanese comics world, "Dragon Ball" celebrates its 40th anniversary of serialization. The official has specially opened a special homepage to collect fans' thoughts and event suggestions. In the future, various commemorative plans and activities will be launched one after another, so stay tuned.

· Fans who want to participate in the event can post it on SNS with "#DragonBall40th" and they may be lucky enough to be featured on the official event homepage.

"Dragon Ball" first appeared in the 51st issue of "Weekly Shonen Jump" on November 20, 1984, and quickly attracted a large number of readers and fans, becoming a popular classic masterpiece. The orthodox series was only serialized for about 10 and a half years, and the number of single volumes sold worldwide exceeded 260 million. Derivative games, film and television works are countless, and it is still a top popular IP.

Currently, the original author Akira Toriyama has passed away, and the latest TV animation "Dragon Ball: DAIMA" is in production and airing.