▼ If you don’t like the title you’ve been given, you can roll the dice on another one by clicking the Auto button.Ĭlick OK to confirm everything, and character creation process is complete! A scary-looking warning page will come up, but this is just reminding you to bookmark the page.Ĭlick the blue button, and you’ll see your finished character profile, complete with your power level, randomly assigned super move (Earth Fire for us) as well as your six-character alphanumeric Battle ID.Īs the power level implies, you can battle against characters other people have created by clicking the purple button, then entering your chosen opponent’s Battle ID and clicking the purple button again. You’ll also be given an automatically generated title, which for SoraNews was “The Ragin Superhuman.” Once you’ve got everything sorted to your liking, click the OK button again, and you’ll be asked to input your character’s name. ▼ This being Dragon Ball, the selection of spiky hairstyles is huge (as are the spikes themselves). Buttons at the bottom of the work area allow you to adjust the size and placement of selected parts. ▼ Your choices are Earthing, Saiyan, Android, Supreme Kai, Namekian Majin, or Frieza’s Race.Īfter you click the OK button at the top right of the screen, you’re presented with an array of artwork components that let you select your character’s facial features, hairstyle, clothing, and accessories. After clicking through a bit of introductory text, you’re asked to select your character’s race and gender. Kirin Beverage, in its latest team-up with Toriyama’s seminal work, has launched the Welcome! Dargon Ball World! website, which allows you to mix and match a huge selection of artwork options to create your own original Dragon Ball character.
Thanks to his low line-count and well-defined, almost blocky angles, Toriyama’s characters have a unique atmosphere that mixes warmth and power, and countless fans have been inspired by Dragon Ball’s visuals to try their own hand at creating anime-influenced artwork.īut now there’s a way to create Dragon Ball-style characters even if you don’t have a shred of drawing skill. Don’t let a lack of artistic skill stop you from creating the ultimate anime martial artist!Īs the creator of the phenomenally successful anime/manga franchise Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama’s artwork has been amazingly influential.
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