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Noriyoshi Doi

Animator

Noriyoshi Doi is a Japanese background artist whose work established environments for the original Dragon Ball series and its theatrical releases, alongside contributions to numerous anime and films.

Role: staff
Sub Role: Background artist for Dragon Ball and early anime
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Background Contribution

Doi provided background art for 69 episodes of the original Dragon Ball series, fundamentally shaping the visual environments where Goku's early adventures unfolded. He also contributed background art to Dragon Ball Z television and handled backgrounds for early theatrical releases including Mystical Adventure, Dead Zone, The Tree of Might, and The World's Strongest, helping establish the franchise's visual consistency across broadcast and theatrical platforms.

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Extended Background Portfolio

Doi's background work extended across decades of anime production, with credits in Boruto: Naruto Next Generations (147 episodes), Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Naruto and Naruto Shippūden series, and films including Fist of the North Star and G.I. Joe: The Movie, establishing him as a foundational background artist across major anime franchises.

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