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Ayumi Hamasaki

Musician

Japanese pop icon and singer known for performing Dragon Ball Evolution's main theme song "Rule/Sparkle," with Akira Toriyama drawing her in Goku's gi for the single artwork.

Role: staff
Sub Role: Theme artist for Dragonball Evolution
Nationality: Japanese
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Dragon Ball Evolution Theme

Ayumi Hamasaki recorded the main theme for Dragonball Evolution, "Rule/Sparkle," bringing her pop sensibilities to the live-action film's soundtrack. Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragon Ball, illustrated Hamasaki wearing Goku's gi for the single's artwork, creating a unique collaboration between the music industry and the franchise's original artist.

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Japan's Pop Phenomenon

Hamasaki stands as one of Japan's most successful musicians, with her first album selling over fifty million copies and establishing her as a pop icon throughout Asia. Beyond music, she works as a songwriter, record producer, model, lyricist, and actress, making the Dragonball Evolution collaboration a natural intersection of her multimedia presence.

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