The Japanese website of Shueisha’s Jump Square magazine announced a while ago that tomorrow (or today, depends on your time zone), April 4, 2008, they will publish a one-shot manga created by Masakazu Katsura, one of the masters of manga dramas and highly memorable love triangles (Video Girl Ai, DNA�, I’’s) and action master Akira Toriyama (Dragon Ball saga, Dr. Slump). I don’t know what to expect, maybe A love triangle between super-powered robot martial artists from the future that protect justice at night? Any way, I think it will be pure awesomeness.

Good news if you can get the magazine! Remember the name, it’s: Jump Square’s Supreme

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Ahhh, 6th grade. .  . all the kids on town (and in the whole country!) had this moderate to dangerous addiction to Dragon Ball; not anime in general, but JUST Dragon Ball, its peak in the Z sagas. Kids would do hard to believe acts to get that one special edition poster, figure, hard to get Yokos (pogs), and in weird cases, an original DBZ SNES cartridge.

I was one of the lucky ones who had that rich friend who managed to acquire on of these last copies. Strangely enough, all the others who would get a DBZ game got the very same, DBZ Super Butouden 3. Weird coincidence.

The premise of the game is simple: The tournament takes place at the beginning of the Majin Boo Saga, with Fat Boo and Majin Vegeta as playable characters. . . and that’s it. You see, there’s not much to see in the past DBZ games, since most of us just cared if we could use Goku and make Kame-hame-ha’s like crazy. Ahh, when so little gave us so much fun.

ShiryuGL shows us a little of what this game offers: Great SNES graphics, nice music, and Big Bang Attack!