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Toyotarou explained that for Dragon Ball Super he receives the major plot points from Toriyama, before drawing the storyboard and filling in the details in between himself. He is more inspired by film than manga, particularly those made by Disney, Marvel, and Pixar. When asked what his favorite manga is other than Dragon Ball, he answered with Toriyama's Soldier of Savings Cashman or Nobuhiro Watsuki's Rurouni Kenshin. Toyotarou is a self-taught artist, having never formally studied manga. He also worked with Toriyama on Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 The Manga, an adaptation of the 2016 video game Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 that he illustrated exclusively for the collector's edition of the game. In November 2018, the Dragon Ball Super manga went past the anime's ending and began telling an original story. Although the anime usually adapted Toriyama's story ahead of the manga, some characters for the 'Universe Survival arc' were reported as being designed by Toyotarou, and a few by both him and Toriyama. He illustrates the manga while Toriyama writes the story. Toyotarou began Dragon Ball Super in the August 2015 issue of V Jump, which was released on June 20, 2015.

It began in the April 2015 issue of the monthly V Jump and ran for three chapters. Toyotarou also drew a manga adaptation of the film Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F', which was written by Toriyama. A chapter 29 was included in the Bandai Official 5th Anniversary Fanbook: Dragon Ball Heroes 5th Anniversary Mission book published on Novemand all previous chapters were uploaded to the game's website for free. It is a tie-in manga with the video game series Dragon Ball Heroes and ran for 28 chapters until it was put on hiatus after the February 2015 issue. Toyotarou made his professional debut with Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission in the November 2012 issue of V Jump. In 2012, he brought artwork to Shueisha, and six months later he debuted with the first two-page chapter of Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission. 'I figured it would be impossible to do it officially, so I resigned myself to doing it as a hobby.' There is speculation that Toyotarou was the artist known as 'Toyble', who created the unofficial Dragon Ball AF doujinshi in the 2000s.

Previously a television director, Toyotarou never desired to be a career manga artist. To this day he has never drawn any original work of his own, it has all been Dragon Ball-related. With his school notebooks covered in its characters, he was already making up story arcs for Dragon Ball chapters in his head. Slump, then the Dragon Ball anime, and finally the Dragon Ball manga.

Toyotarou first came across Akira Toriyama's work in grade school with Dr.

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