Today, November 20th, an immortal monument in the Japanese manga world, "Dragon Ball" ushered in the 40th anniversary of serialization, and the official special homepage was opened to solicit fans' impressions and activity suggestions, and a variety of commemorative planning and activities will be launched in the future, so stay tuned.

- Enthusiastic fans who want to participate in the event can post it on social media in the form of an additional "#DragonBall40th", and they may be lucky enough to be posted on the official event website.

Dragon Ball was first debuted in the 51st issue of Weekly Shonen Jump, which was released on November 20, 1984, and quickly attracted a large number of readers and fans, becoming a popular classic masterpiece, with only about 10 and a half years of serialization, and more than 260 million copies of single books sold worldwide, and many derivative games, film and television works, and it is still a top popular IP.

At present, the original author Akira Toriyama has passed away, and the latest TV anime "Dragon Ball: DAIMA" is being produced and broadcast.