CATDOLL: Akira Toriyama flatters Oda: Let One Piece fans watch Dragon Ball: Resurrection F

The latest animated theatrical version of Akira Toriyama's classic manga Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F, was officially released in Japan on April 18. Yesterday, a post titled "Akira Toriyama flatters Eiichiro Oda" appeared on a Japanese forum. The content was that a Japanese netizen uploaded a photo of a page of the Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F brochure. It turned out that Akira Toriyama asked Eiichiro Oda, the author of One Piece, to call on One Piece fans to watch this movie...

The picture says: "Hey! Eiichiro Oda! There are so many fans of One Piece. If it's convenient, ask them to watch it." All One Piece fans should know that the cartoonist that Eiichiro Oda admired the most was Akira Toriyama. I didn't expect that his idol would ask him to help boost his popularity. Eiichiro Oda is really honored. It's worth it to be a fan of Oda!

Japanese netizens responded, "It's just a joke." "It's because the age groups of the two works are similar." However, some netizens thought, "It's obviously said very seriously." "The moment Oda's followers are happy, they have already lost." "No way? Dragon Ball is really over." In addition, another netizen broke the news in the post: "There are also "One Piece" memes in "Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F."

However, the latest "One Piece" theatrical version, "One Piece The Movie: Z", had a final box office of 6.8 billion yen, while the previous "Dragon Ball" theatrical version, "Dragon Ball Z: Rise of Gods", only had 3 billion yen. From this perspective, what Akira Toriyama said was wise.