As a huge fan of both Android and the iconic anime series Dragon Ball, I believe we have a unique opportunity to pay tribute to two amazing things by naming the next version of Android operating system "Lapis." This name is inspired by Android 17 from Dragon Ball, whose real name is Lapis. Additionally, this gesture can serve as a heartfelt tribute to the legendary creator of the series, Akira Toriyama, who has left an everlasting impact on millions of fans around the world.

This tribute to Akira Toriyama and Dragon Ball could serve as a delightful easter egg for Android users globally. Imagine the excitement and smiles when people discover that the version running on their phones pays homage to a legendary anime series and its characters! It can also serve as an engaging talking point and create a bridge between technology enthusiasts and anime fans.

Naming Android versions has always been a creative process, often taking names of sweet treats or desserts. By naming the next version "Lapis," Google can set a precedent of embracing cultural icons, making technology feel more personal and connected to the vast interests of its global users.

Furthermore, this gesture could bring together communities of tech lovers and anime fans for a compelling cause—honoring a visionary artist who has shaped not just a series but created an entire culture that treasures creativity, perseverance, and friendship.

Let us unite in asking Google to take this exciting step and potentially inspire similar collaborations in creative spaces. Join me in this quest to get the next Android version named "Lapis" as a cool nod to Dragon Ball and a cherished tribute to Akira Toriyama.

Please sign this petition and help make this creative dream a reality!