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OoishiNahoDrawing — Naho Ooishi drawing Goku (2009 *V-Jump* Card Festa, Osaka)

"Ooishi-san understands Dragon Ball really well, and she knows so much about it too. I've plumb forgot what in Dragon Ball, so she knows about 1,000 times more about it than me! But what I admire more is her considerable artistic strength and skill at manga composition."
— Akira Toriyama, 2009

Naho Ooishi (オオイシナホ, Ooishi Naho) is a Japanese manga illustrator who has created several Dragon Ball related works for Shueisha, starting in 2009.

Biography

"I have loved Dragon Ball since I was a child, so even now it feels like such a dream to get to draw it myself. Having Toriyama-sensei personally look at my story boards and offer me advice made me do my very best drawing this manga."
— Naho Ooishi, 2009

Initially a dōjinshi artist working under the name Gichi, Naho Ooishi was hired by Shueisha in 2009 and debuted her career as an official manga artist under her real name.

NahoOoishiAvatar — Naho Ooishi in the *Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!* manga

Naho Ooishi's first involvement with the Dragon Ball series was making the manga adaptation of the 2008 special OVA Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, which was released on March 21, 2009. In December 2010, the first chapter of her gag manga remake of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball SD, started its serialization in Saikyō Jump.

OoishiNahoCellOmake — Naho Ooishi depicting herself in an Omake

In summer 2011, Naho Ooishi wrote her first original storyline for the series: Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock, a spin-off scenario based on the Japanese-only arcade video game Dragon Ball Heroes, in which Bardock turns Super Saiyan for the first time. She also started Oh New Super Gadget Lovers, a team of super elite gadget news report crew called the Onyu Tokusentai (a parody of the Ginyu Force), in V-Jump in 2013. She also made "Battle of Gods SD", a special Dragon Ball SD chapter based on the introduction of the movie Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods and published in Saikyō Jump on March 4, 2013.

She interviewed the Dragon Ball series creator Akira Toriyama in the March 2014 issue of Saikyō Jump (released on February 2014), with questions about Bardock's family, the Saiyan race, and Frieza's race.

Works

Series Title	Year	Number of Chapters
Oh!! New Gadget Super Lovers	2008–present	(ongoing)
Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!	2009	2
Dragon Ball SD	2010–present	(ongoing)
Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock	2011	3
Battle of Gods SD	2013	1

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+[[File:OoishiNahoDrawing.jpg|thumb|Naho Ooishi drawing Goku (2009 ''V-Jump'' Card Festa, Osaka)]]
+{{Quote|Ooishi-san understands Dragon Ball really well, and she knows so much about it too. I've plumb forgot what in Dragon Ball, so she knows about 1,000 times more about it than me! But what I admire more is her considerable artistic strength and skill at manga composition.|[[Akira Toriyama]], 2009}}
-'''Naho Ooishi''' (オオイシナホ, ''Ooishinaho'') is a Japanese manga illustrator. She has created several ''[[Dragon Ball (franchise)|Dragon Ball]]'' related works, such as the manga adaptation of ''[[Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!|Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!]]'' and ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]''. In 2011, Naho Ooishi wrote ''[[Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock]]'', a spin-off scenario based on the Japanese-only arcade [[video game]] ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'', in which [[Bardock]] turns [[Super Saiyan]]. This was her first original storyline for the series.
+'''Naho Ooishi''' (オオイシナホ, ''Ooishi Naho'') is a Japanese manga illustrator who has created several ''[[Dragon Ball (franchise)|Dragon Ball]]'' related works for [[Shueisha]], starting in 2009.
-{{-}}
+==Biography==
+{{Quote|I have loved Dragon Ball since I was a child, so even now it feels like such a dream to get to draw it myself. Having Toriyama-sensei personally look at my story boards and offer me advice made me do my very best drawing this manga.|Naho Ooishi, 2009}}
+Initially a ''[[Wikipedia:Dōjinshi|dōjinshi]]'' artist working under the name '''Gichi''', Naho Ooishi was hired by Shueisha in 2009 and debuted her career as an official manga artist under her real name.
+[[File:NahoOoishiAvatar.png|thumb|left|Naho Ooishi in the ''Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!'' manga]]
+Naho Ooishi's first involvement with the ''Dragon Ball'' series was making the manga adaptation of the 2008 special OVA ''[[Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!]]'', which was released on March 21, 2009. In December 2010, the first chapter of her gag manga remake of ''Dragon Ball'', ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]'', started its serialization in ''[[Saikyō Jump]]''.
+[[File:OoishiNahoCellOmake.jpg|thumb|Naho Ooishi depicting herself in an Omake]]
+In summer 2011, Naho Ooishi wrote her first original storyline for the series: ''[[Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock]]'', a spin-off scenario based on the Japanese-only arcade [[video game]] ''[[Dragon Ball Heroes]]'', in which [[Bardock]] turns [[Super Saiyan]] for the first time. She also started ''Oh New Super Gadget Lovers'', a team of super elite gadget news report crew called the Onyu Tokusentai (a parody of the [[Ginyu Force]]), in ''[[V-Jump]]'' in 2013. She also made "[[Battle of Gods SD]]", a special ''Dragon Ball SD'' chapter based on the introduction of the movie ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'' and published in ''Saikyō Jump'' on March 4, 2013.
+She interviewed the [[Dragon Ball (franchise)|''Dragon Ball'' series]] creator [[Akira Toriyama]] in the March 2014 issue of ''Saikyō Jump'' (released on February 2014), with questions about Bardock's family, the [[Saiyan]] race, and [[Frieza's race]].
+==Works==
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+|''[[Oh!! New Gadget Super Lovers]]''||2008–present||(ongoing)||
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 | ''[[Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!|Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!]]''||2009||2||
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-| ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]''||2010-present||(ongoing)||
+| ''[[Dragon Ball SD]]''||2010–present||(ongoing)||
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 | ''[[Dragon Ball: Episode of Bardock]]''||2011||3||
+|-
+|''[[Battle of Gods SD]]''||2013||1||
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+==Gallery==
+{{Scroll box|
+<gallery widths="120" captionalign="center">
+Gichi3.jpg|A ''Kanzenban Guide''-style cover made by Gichi
+Gichi1.jpg|Cover of a ''dōjinshi'' made by Gichi
+Gichi2.jpg|Cover art for a ''dōjinshi'' made by Gichi
+Gichi4.jpg|A ''dōjinshi'' made by Gichi
+BillsVsSSGGokuAboveCity(SD).png|A 2013 SD illustration of Beerus facing SSG Goku, by Naho Ooishi
+DBSDxDBHUMbyNahoOoishi(VJump).jpg|Naho Ooishi comments ''Battle of Gods'' (2013 ''V-Jump'')
+DBBoGbyNahoOoishi(VJump).jpg|Naho Ooishi comments ''Battle of Gods'' (2013 ''V-Jump'')
+OoishiGokuAutograph.jpg|Autograph by Naho Ooishi (2009 ''V-Jump'' Card Festa, Osaka)
+</gallery>
+}}
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Companies	Bird Studio • Caramel Mama • Shueisha • Toei Animation

Author(s)	Akira Toriyama • Naho Ooishi* • Toyotarou* • Yoshitaka Nagayama*

Assistants	Takashi Matsuyama

Editors	Akio Iyoku* • Daisuke Terashi* • Fuyuto Takeda • Kazuhiko Torishima • Shinichi Fukumitsu* • Victory Uchida* • Yū Kondō

Directors	Akinori Nagaoka • Atsutoshi Umezawa • Aya Komaki • Daisuke Nishio • Hideaki Maniwa • Hidehiko Kadota • Hiroki Shibata • Hiroyuki Kakudō • Johei Matsuura • Jun'ichi Fujise • Katsumi Aoshima • Kazuhisa Takenouchi • Kazuhito Kikuchi • Keiko Hashimoto • Masahiro Hosoda • Minoru Okazaki • Mitsuo Hashimoto • Nobuhiro Komatsu • Osamu Kasai • Shigeyasu Yamauchi • Takahiro Imamura • Tatsuya Orime • Toshihiro Ishikawa • Yasuhiro Kamimura • Yasuhiro Nowatari • Yoshihiro Ueda • Yutaka Satō

Producers	Chiaki Imada • Gyarmath Bogdan • Hiromi Seki • James Wong • Kazumitsu Matsusaka • Keizo Shichijo • Kenji Shimizu • Kōji Kaneda • Kouichi Hirose • Kōzō Morishita • Rikizō Kayano • Seiichi Hiruta • Tamio Kojima • Tan Takaiwa • Tokizō Tsuchiya • Tomio Anzai • Tsutomu Tomari • Yoshiaki Yanagi

Production managers	Akihiko Yamaguchi • Atsunori Kazama • Kazumi Fujioka • Matsuji Kishimoto • Takeshi Torimoto • Yuichi Suenaga

Screenwriters	Akira Toriyama • Atsushi Maekawa • Aya Matsui • Ben Ramsey • Daisuke Yajima • Hajime Satsuki • Hiroko Miyazaki • Hiroshi Toda • Junki Takegami • Katsumi Aoshima • Katsuyuki Sumisawa • Keiji Terui • Masashi Kubota • Michiru Shimada • Miho Maruo • Shun'ichi Yukimuro • Takao Koyama • Toshiki Inoue • Yoshifumi Yuki • Yoshiyuki Suga • Yūsuke Watanabe

Art directors	Mitsuo Shindō • Yoshiyuki Yamamoto • Kunio Kaneshima • Iwamitsu Ito • Hiromitsu Shiozaki • Yuji Ikeda • Shigenori Takada • Masahiro Shimanuki • Ryuuji Yoshiike • Hiroshi Katō • Teppei Horita

Anime designers	Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru • Minoru Maeda • Naohiro Shintani • Tadayoshi Yamamuro

Animators	Akemi Seki • Akiko Matsumoto • Akio Katada • Akira Inagami • Akira Kato • Ayumi Kondou • Chiori Matsuda • Daisuke Hiruma • Hideaki Maniwa • Hideko Okimoto • Hiroaki Shimizu • Hiromi Matsushita • Katsumi Aoshima • Mamoru Hosoda • Masayuki Uchiyama • Naoki Miyahara • Naotoshi Shida • Romel Pura • Sai Yamane • Sonomi Aramaki • Tatsuo Miura • Tomoko Hirokawa • Toshiyuki Kan'no • Tsuyako Yamamuro • Yasunori Gotō • Yumiko Watanabe • Yutaka Hirose • Yutaka Itō

Special Effects	Asami Aoki • Hidenori Arai • Nao Ōta • Yūji Okajima

Music composers	Shunsuke Kikuchi • Chiho Kiyooka • Akihito Tokunaga • Kenji Yamamoto • Norihito Sumitomo • Shuki Levy • Kussa Mahchi • Ron Wasserman • Bruce Faulconer • Julius Dobos • Mike Smith • Scott Morgan • Andy Baylor • Dale Kelly • Mark Akin • Scot Risch • Tom Keenlyside • John Mitchell • David Iris • Mark Menza • Dave Moran • Nathan Johnson • Jeremy Sweet • Shigeru Miyashita

Vocalists	Ayumi Hamasaki • Hironobu Kageyama • Takayoshi Tanimoto

Voice actors	Japanese voice actors • Blue Water voice actors • Ocean voice actors • FUNimation voice actors

See also	Dr. Slump • Dragon Ball (manga • anime) • Dragon Ball Z • Dragon Ball GT • Dragon Ball Z Kai • Dragon Ball Super (manga • anime) • Super Dragon Ball Heroes (anime) • Dragon Ball Daima • Video games • Related manga • Dragon Ball Room