Araleigh: What are you talking about? What does Aralei mean?

I even have comics! Not even, though.

Penguin Village", a remote village away from the city. There is a self-proclaimed genius in the village, Dr. Zemaki Senbei. He wanted to build a robot that was the same as a real person, so he made the scroll Aralei, and a series of absurd stories have been around since then.

Later, there were also "angels" who ate iron

Of course, there is also a famous superman who eats sour plums, two aliens ......

Aralei is the name of an anime, and the protagonist of the anime is called Aralei Nosamai, who has now become the spokesperson of Moe. "Aralei" is a manga written by Akira Toriyama in "Weekly Shonen Jump" 1980 56 combined issue - 1984 No. 39.

The work mainly tells the story of Aralei, who is ignorant of the world and has strange powers, and a series of strange inventions of Dr. Strange.

Synopsis: Dr. Aralei's monster plans to make a mechanical mm maid on a dark night, but due to the lightning strike incident, the robot ghost automatically splices a smaller maid according to the drawings, and Xiaoyu (Aralei), who is short-sighted and has no common sense of life.

The whole story revolves around Xiaoyu, who doesn't understand the world and has strange powers, and the story of a series of strange inventions by Dr. Strange. I don't know if you remember the luck of the post office in your childhood, hehe.

Akira Toriyama, born on April 5, 1955 in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, is a famous Japanese manga artist.

His famous work "Arare"[1] and his masterpiece "Dragon Ball"[2] were extremely popular and acclaimed all over the world. His works are listed in Shueisha's manga magazine "Weekly Shonen Jump"**, ranking first in perennial popularity, and one of the absolute trump card main forces, very popular with readers of all ages, and also influencing many later generations of manga artists, directors and other characters.

Among them, "Dragon Ball" has taken the world by storm, generating sales of well over 250 million copies (2018). [3] Unlike many works that were popular all over the world at the time, but quickly faded after the end of the manga, the popularity of Dragon Ball continued after the end of the manga in 1995 and is still extremely popular today.

Akira Toriyama received the "40th Anniversary Special Award" at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. [4] On May 30, 2019, France** awarded Akira Toriyama the Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettress on France**.