CATDOLL: Akira Toriyama draws portraits of "Arale" for TV stations, and his skills remain undiminished

Although Akira Toriyama, the author of the popular comics "Dragon Ball" and "Arale", is already in his sixties, the master is still as skilled as ever. He recently created a portrait of "Arale" for a Japanese TV station, and the classic atmosphere can still be felt under the delicate brushstrokes.

Recently, a program called "Style Plus" on Japan's Tokai TV conducted an online survey, one of which was to ask everyone to select "Tokai famous things that begin with the sound "ん", meaning all famous people or things that begin with the sound "N" and are related to the Tokai region. After the results were released, the first place was actually Arale's iconic greeting "んちゃ". This sentence is Arale's catchphrase, which can be translated as "Good morning, noon, and evening". Audiences familiar with the work "Arale" must know it very well. Although "Arale" has been completed for several years, this classic saying has been passed down and has lasted for a long time.

After learning about this, Akira Toriyama also created a picture of Arale and wrote some messages on it, and sent it to the "Style Plus" program team. The message reads:

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening! (Arale)

To Style Plus

It feels a bit forced to say that the Tokai specialty that begins with N is "んちゃ" (good morning, noon and evening), but thank you for choosing it anyway!

...But young people probably don’t know this.

Even my first reaction was “Huh?”

As soon as the show was aired on December 20, it went viral online, with many Japanese netizens praising Akira Toriyama for his amazing skills. Moreover, it was touching that he could create to this level in one go using only markers.

via: China Dragon Ball Forum/Ruolan

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