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Japan’s Fuji TV revealed that its Toriko anime series will be part of an hour-long special which combines One Piece and Dragon Ball Z to celebrate the third year of Toriko’s run. The programme is scheduled to premier on April 7th at 9:00 AM and will be called Dream 9 Toriko & One Piece & Dragon Ball Z Chou Collab Special.

This is the second collaboration between One Piece and Toriko as the two were brought together for a special last year. This time Dragon Ball Z will be added so we get to see Luffy, Goku, and Toriko together. What’s the story? The three are taking part in a race called Tenkaichi Kuoukai, an event where gourmet hunters compete to win a luxury ingredient.They will be joined by their loyal pals! Thanks go out to Chaos for bringing this news!

Time for Toriko’s opening!

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I'm a long-time anime and Japanese film and culture fan who has lived in the country and is studying Japanese in an effort to become fluent. I write about films, anime, and work on various things.

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