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“Dragon Ball,” which will mark its 40th anniversary later this year, traces its roots back to the inspiration of the iconic action star Jackie Chan. The kung-fu manga: In a 1995 interview with Japan's Bird Land Press, manga artist Akira Toriyama expressed his admiration for Jackie Chan’s movies, particularly citing the film series “Drunken Master” as his favorite.
“Dragon Ball,” which will mark its 40th anniversary later this year, traces its roots back to the inspiration of the iconic action star Jackie Chan. The kung-fu manga: In a 1995 interview with Japan's Bird Land Press, manga artist Akira Toriyama expressed his admiration for Jackie Chan’s movies, particularly citing the film series “Drunken Master” as his favorite.
“Dragon Ball,” which will mark its 40th anniversary later this year, traces its roots back to the inspiration of the iconic action star Jackie Chan. The kung-fu manga: In a 1995 interview with Japan's Bird Land Press, manga artist Akira Toriyama expressed his admiration for Jackie Chan’s movies, particularly citing the film series “Drunken Master” as his favorite.
A sincere apology to those who have recommended reading or watching One Piece over the years, only to find out that a whole new audience is now, at long last, getting into it. And it’s all thanks to a live action adaptation. Who would’ve thought? Live action adaptations have long been considered a tricky curse…
Even the worst PSP games show just how versatile Sony’s handheld platform was, with a range of bad RPGs, sports games, and more