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Celebrity death that’s affected you the most ?
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Watching Dragon Ball reruns is legitimately hard for me some days since Toriyama's passing. His death hit me harder than any other I can recall. The global outpouring of grief and camaraderie was a sight to behold. It was comforting to know so many other people loved him and his work and were mourning together.
At the time, I had to take a break from work to lock myself in the bathroom and cry. And even thinking about it today breaks my heart. The saddest part is that he was still active, he was really excited working on Dragon Ball Daima, and then...
Rest in peace, Master. Your legacy is several generations long, you'll never be forgotten.