Which one do you prefer Masami Mada Akira Toriyama Tsukasa Hojo?

I think I prefer the work of Birdsong Mountain. Coincidentally, I've seen all three masters, or two of each. I've seen Masami Sadada's "Saint Seiya" and "Iron Magic", as well as "The Three Cat's Eye Sisters" and "City Hunter" by Tsuda Shou.

I've seen the works of the great Akira Yama, Doctor Strange, Robot Doll, and Dragon Ball.

Masami Madada's "Saint Seiya" was broadcast on television. I forgot it was dubbed in **. I only remember that Ah Jin was apparently Ikki's younger brother, and indeed a female voice.

I only played it once when I was younger and never played it again. Later I read "Iron Magic" on **. Tsumasa Hojo's most popular work is obviously City Hunter, but we TV have ** "The Three Cat's Eye Sisters" over and over again.

I think it may have something to do with Liao Yu Law's behavior. He always eats girl tofu in every episode. It is really bad for our audit department to cut it, so it should not be shown at all.

I first read "Doctor Strange and the Robot Doll" from Akira Toriyama's work, and then "Dragon Ball". I used to read comic books, but then I watched anime.

I like Akira Toriyama's work more than others. Maybe it has something to do with my love for Liao's dubbing. The two works of Akira Toriyama that I have seen are dubbed by Liao.

The Three Sisters of Cat's Eye was translated last year. I can hear the voices of Sister Xiao Lei and Fat Tiger in "Doraemon". Can you understand the feeling?

These three became famous during the same period, but this is comparable. Their achievements in Akira Toriyama must be even greater. When I watched Dragon Ball as a kid, my mom and dad sometimes watched it with me, and even my grandmother watched it with me.

The three cat-eye sisters: "I always want to avoid adults, for fear that my mother will scold me for something." It's okay with "Saint Seiya", it's just me who watches it, and they don't interest it at all, and even my children don't like to watch it. That's the problem.

The more suitable it is for the public and the wider the audience, the more likely it is for the work to catch fire. For example, there is one person who is particularly fond of Grand Theft Auto and beautiful women. "The Three Sisters of Cat's Eye" is perfect for him.

He thinks that "The Three Sisters of Cat's Eye" is the best, much better than "Dragon Ball". Not everyone thinks so, but many more people can accept Dragon Ball. So I think I like the works of Birdsong Mountain more.

The above is a personal opinion.

I like Tsukasa Hojo more than the man.

I prefer Masami Sada as a person.

My favorite is probably Akira Toriyama.

I prefer the one in the middle.

That's summed up by the samurai in naval battles.