The Simpsons Meet Dragonball?

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Sun Jun 1, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

The Simpsons Meet Dragonball?

Random image does up 'Dragonball' in the 'Simpsons' style

To be filed under "I Don't Know Where It Came From But I Like It," this image of characters from the popular Dragonball anime and manga series (and upcoming live-action film) drawn up a la The Simpsons recently popped up on the InterWebs.

While it's safe to assume Simpsons creator Matt Groenig had no hand in the creation of this piece, it's nice to see that the "Simpsonizing" thing is still going strong.

I've posted a larger version of the image after the jump.

Oh, and read our past coverage of the Dragonball live-action film here.

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chucho (2:44 PM on Fri Apr 3, 2009)

FUNNY AS HELLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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