Sui Ishida is famous for making Ken Kaneki and the Tokyo Ghoul world, and is going to draw for Dragon Ball.
The Dragon Ball Super Gallery Project has brought together some of the most famous manga creators to draw the Z-Fighters. Gege Akutami, the person who made Jujutsu Kaisen, and his friends at Jujutsu Tech recently shared new art for the project. Now, it seems like Sui Ishida, the creator of Tokyo Ghoul, will be the next big manga artist to draw the world inspired by Akira Toriyama.
Earlier this year, Dragon Ball created a lot of excitement by announcing a new anime project. At the recent New York Comic-Con, they unveiled "Dragon Ball Daima," which surprised many fans with its story. In this upcoming anime series, Goku and the Z-Fighters will be turned into kids, reminding fans of Dragon Ball GT, which had a similar idea. As for the Dragon Ball Super manga, it's still going, adapting the events of "Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero." It's about to wrap up, and after that, the story will head into new, unexplored territory.
Tokyo Ghoul and Choujin X creator Sui Ishida will be the next artist to draw for the DRAGON BALL Super Anniversary Gallery Project next month. pic.twitter.com/8uvNeG3j6p
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Dragon Ball x Tokyo Ghoul
The Dragon Ball Super Gallery Project has brought together some amazing artists to recreate iconic scenes from the popular shonen series. Artists like Boichi from Dr. Stone, Hirohiko Araki from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Tatsuya Endo from Spy x Family, Koyoharu Gotoge from Demon Slayer, and others have contributed to this exciting project. Gege Akutami is a well-known artist in the industry, so it's not surprising that another talented artist like Sui Ishida would join in for the follow-up.
Tokyo Ghoul ended, and fans are still waiting for it to return, even though people love Ken Kaneki. The creator, Sui Ishida, has been busy with new manga projects. One of them is Choujin X, which started in 2021 and is still ongoing. We don't know yet if it will become an anime, but because Tokyo Ghoul was so popular, there's a better chance for it to get a TV adaptation.
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