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Contrary
to what you think you'll find here, we are not hosting
any actual DragonBall manga "scanlations";
rather, we have something even better. There has been
some fantastic releases in recent years, some from Toriyama, himself. What are we talking about? Parody manga! We currently
have Neko Majin Z 3, and NMZ4 available for translated download. In addition to the
Toriyama-sensei's work, we are also currently
hosting a translated download of something just as great
— a DragonBall parody chapter by Yoshio
Sawai, author of Bobobôbo Bôbobo~!
Translations
all by Julian Grybowski.
Thanks to Alias
from our own forums for the Neko Majin Z 3 raws,
and EvilGamerX
for the Bôbobo parody raws. None of the
files hosted on this site have been licensed for American
distribution, and as such, will be treated as "fansubs"
in the eyes of this site's maintainers. Files and collections
will be removed upon license and/or request of original
copyright owners.
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Neko Majin & Neko Majin Z 1-2 available
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Monthly
Shônen Jump:
February 2004 (Japan)
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what is Neko Majin Z 3, you ask?
Great question! The Neko Majin series
is a collection of short one-shot chapters
Akira Toriyama has been writing for Jump
in Japan. It began with Neko Majin,
which soon turned into another few chapters
(entitled Neko Majin Z).
It's
a parody manga, and takes place in what appears
to be a variation on the "Dragon World"
that we're all familiar with. There are Saiyans,
members of Freeza's race (such as everyone's
favorite new character, Kuriza),
and other super-powerful people. The amazing
Saiyan Prince, Vegeta, even makes a guest
appearance in this chapter! It really is just
an absolutely hilarious read, and we're proud
to present to you the first scanslation of
Neko Majin Z 3.
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Monthly
Shônen Jump:
January 2005 (Japan)
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| We're
assuming, by now, that you've at least read
Neko Majin Z 3 and have a decent
idea of what to expect from the Neko Majin
Z series. If not... what are you waiting
for?!? Check it out, above!
Now
that you're ready, what should you expect
from the fourth installment of NMZ? Well,
you're getting yet another special guest appearance...
this time by a rather unlikely hero! Here's
a hint...
"He
looks a lot like you! The same character,
even."
That's
right, a certain pink dancing fool shows up
just in time to help out our new friends.
And what's this?!? Z's prized possession is...?!?
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Monthly
Shônen Jump:
February 2005 (Japan)
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| So
now you've read up through Neko Majin
Z 4, and you can't even begin to imagine
what's next. Who will make the next cameo?
Well, if the cover to the left is any indication...!
Goku-sensei
has gone off in search of his pupil (Neko
Majin Z). There is a new enemy that no-one
can defeat... not even Goku or Uub! Z is their
only hope, but first the obligatory battle
of teacher versus pupil must take place!
With
a forehead-smacking amusing ending, Neko
Majin Z 5 marks the end of Toriyama-sensei's
run with the series. We thank him from the
bottom of our hearts for such a great little
series.
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Shônen
Jump Gag Special:
December 2004 (Japan) |
| Many
of today's hottest manga authors
all draw huge influence from Toriyama-sensei,
and nothing's more amusing than seeing them
parody this influence.
Yoshio
Sawai (Bobobôbo Bôbobo)
authored this parody for Shônen
Jump's "Gag Special 2005" issue,
released on 01 December 2004 in Japan. While
this parody is initially set-up as a direct
reenactment of the battle between "Goku"
(Tokoro Tennosuke) and "Vegeta"
(Don Patch), things quickly take
a turn for the funny!
Note
that this isn't actually a chapter in Bôbobo;
it's a stand-alone parody.
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