Dragon Ball (3-In-1 Edition), Vol. 14 : Includes Vols. 40, 41 & 42

Dragon Ball: Where Martial Arts Meet Superhuman Feats!

In the martial arts haven of Mount Paozu, lives Goku, a naive yet powerful boy with a tail and a mysterious past. Drawn into a thrilling adventure by Bulma, a brilliant yet quirky inventor, Goku embarks on a quest to collect the seven Dragon Balls, mystical orbs granting one wish.

Their journey leads them to face the villainous Pilaf, who seeks the Dragon Balls for world domination. Along the way, they encounter the stoic warrior Krillin, the grumpy master Roshi, and the cunning rival Vegeta, each with their own motivations and fighting styles.

As Goku trains under Roshi, unlocking his hidden potential and signature Kamehameha blast, he participates in the legendary World Martial Arts Tournament. Each battle pushes him to new limits, forging unwavering bonds with his friends and testing his unwavering optimism against ever-stronger foes.

But the Dragon Balls attract more than just friendly competition. Frieza, a galactic tyrant, arrives with his own sinister plans. Goku's Saiyan heritage comes to light, revealing his connection to a warrior race and a past shrouded in destruction.

Will Goku harness his true power to protect Earth and his friends? Can he overcome the overwhelming might of Frieza and safeguard the fate of the universe? Join Goku on his epic journey, filled with martial arts action, unforgettable characters, and the undying spirit of a hero who fights for what's right!

Akira Toriyama: The Mangaka Who Sparked a Global Dragon Ball Craze

Akira Toriyama, born in 1954, is more than just a manga artist; he's a legendary creator who ignited a global phenomenon with his iconic series, Dragon Ball. With over 300 million copies sold worldwide, Toriyama's vibrant characters, action-packed battles, and imaginative world-building have captivated audiences for generations.

From Dr. Slump to Dragon Ball Superstardom:

Toriyama's artistic journey began early, influenced by classic anime and fueled by his own boundless creativity. His early work on Dr. Slump established his humor and knack for whimsical character design. But it was Dragon Ball, debuting in 1984, that propelled him to superstardom.

More Than Just Super Saiyans:

Dragon Ball transcended the boundaries of a simple martial arts manga. It weaved in elements of science fiction, humor, and deep-rooted mythology, creating a universe brimming with diverse characters like Goku, Vegeta, Piccolo, and Bulma. Each character faced challenges, evolved, and resonated with readers on a personal level.

Beyond the Dragon Balls:

Toriyama's influence extends far beyond Dragon Ball. He has served as character designer for popular video games, worked on other manga series like Dr. Slump Super, and continues to contribute to the Dragon Ball franchise. His art style has inspired countless aspiring artists, and his legacy as a master storyteller endures.