Takashi Matsuyama

Takashi Matsuyama joined Toriyama in 1981 replacing Hisashi Tanaka. He worked on the second half of Dr. Slump and the whole Dragon Ball manga under the pseudonym Matsuyamakun . Matsuyama notably drew the buildings and landscapes of Penguin Village1 that of the 1983 manga Chobit Kame House and the landscapes of Namek. After the end of Dragon Ball in 1995 Takashi Matsuyama acted as Toriyamas assistant only one more time in the late 2000s for Oishii Shima no sama. Takashi Matsuyama is a fan of custom figure and he is the man who introduced Akira Toriyama to Kunihiro Suzuki in 1984 the creator of the Fine Molds company for which Bird Studio produced several works. He made the artbook Motor Panic in 1992 and a book called Jibun De Tateta Akogareno Amerikanhausu lit. Built your Own American House in 1999. Takashi Matsuyama is currently working as an illustrator for the magazine Daytona. from Dragon Ball wiki