DBM authors

Dragon Ball Multiverse ("DBM"), the sequel of the manga, is a dojinshi (manga created by non-professionals, using a universe and characters which are not theirs), made by Salagir and Gogeta Jr, from France.

Salagir

This author makes many sites and works on several comics projects.

Clearly corrupted by Dragon Ball, he just can't stop making things about it.

Here, he is the scenarist of DBM and webmaster of the site.

His sites :

Au coeur de Dragon Ball, one of the best DBZ sites. The English version is really poor thow.
Geek's World, a Webcomic, geekism, video games, humor, 3 new pages per week.
Salachid Studio some comics with a very big DBZ influence.
2Fight, online MMORPG in Dragon Ball universe. French only.
And many others...

Contact me
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Translation team

Doing all the hard work of translating the site and the comics for your pleasure !!

LordFenerSSJ : Italian

Goku SSJ : Italian (Website)

Adrian : Spanish

Edbo007 : Spanish

M3tr0iI) : German (Website)

Matizzel : German

Midnightkaka : Chinese (中国龙珠论坛 - DragonBallCN)

Rage : Dutch (Website)

Guenhwyvar : French corrections

Kei : Japanese (Website)

伊藤 (Ito) : Japanese

Tzigi : Polish (Website)

Gogeta Jr

Talented cartoonist, and the fusion of two Saïyens descendants, he draws and colors the comics.

His other work.

Faye

Faye colored some pages and images of this site.

She also puts all the texts in all the other languages!

Her other work.

Dragon Ball real authors

Manga : Akira Toriyama

Dragon Ball is a paper manga series drawn by Akira Toriyama, from 1984 to 1994, on 42 volumes.

Akira Toriyama is known for Dr Slump and for Dragon Ball, plus some miniseries.

He also worked on character design for several video games including Dragon Quest.

Anime : Toeï Animation

Toeï Animation made the cartoon Dragon Ball, which is based and copied from the manga. This studio made 155 episodes of the series Dragon Ball (the beginning of the manga), and 291 episodes of Dragon Ball Z (aka "DBZ"), the end of the manga.
They also made 64 episodes of the series DBGT, which is an invented sequel to DBZ, but we don't talk about it here.
Also, Toeï Animation made films on the universe of Dragon Ball Z, that happen in their own incompatible DBZ world. They feature the same heroes in the same background, and new characters (baddies for the most) that you will see in our comics too.