(2013), and Monster Strike (2014). Weekly Jump F-1 Club (1990) – designed the Weekly Shōnen Jump column's mascot character V-Net (1994) – designed the Weekly Shōnen Jump column's mascot characters and Souvenirs entomologiques (Jean-Henri Fabre book, 1996) – cover illustrations for the Shueisha Bunko edition of the Japanese translation Shueisha (2002) – designed the character for the 25th anniversary of Shueisha Bunko – designed the V Jump column's logo Jump Shop (2005) – designed the Weekly Shōnen Jump online shop's character Weekly Shōnen Jump (2009) – designed the magazine's website's character My Jump (2016) – designed the mobile app's and characters Other work Fuel Album (George Tokoro album, 1981) – insert illustration – album cover Polkadot Magic (Mami Koyama album, 1984) – album cover, lyrics to "Crilla" and "Helicopter" Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens (1984) – designed the logo for the zoo's koala exhibit Fine Molds (1985) – illustrated the package and instructions for the Lisa model – cover illustration – character designs Fine Molds (1991) – designed the model maker's mascot Super Sense Story (Honda road safety brochure, 1991) – character designs Fine Molds (1994) – designed seven of their World Fighter Collection line of models, their packaging and instructions Bitch's Life Illustration File (art book, 2001) – illustration – wrote and illustrated the book QVOLT (electric car, 2005) – designed the automobile "Rule/Sparkle" (Ayumi Hamasaki single, 2006) – an illustration of Ayumi Hamasaki as Son Goku printed on the single's CD and DVD – an illustration of Chiaki for the cover Invade (Jealkb album, 2011) – album cover Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons'' (2014) – an illustration of Sun Wukong for a poster for the film's Japanese release References Further reading External links Akira Toriyama's World timeline of works 1955 births Anime character designers Chevaliers of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres Grand Prix de la ville d'Angoulême winners Japanese cartoonists Living people Manga artists from Aichi Prefecture Mechanical designers (mecha) People from Nagoya People named in the Paradise Papers Video game artists