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I have hungry now. Do you want to be candy, cookie, or pudding when Buu eats you? Next up in the S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z line up is the big baddie from the 4th season, Majin Buu! Well, his first form anyway. Buu is a giant pink blob that works in scale with the 5.5(ish) inch SHF DB line, standing around 7.1 inches. He’s somewhere in-between Nappa and Broly for those who have both. He has a wide range of articulation for being so round, with rotating legs at the “hips”, and then full range of SHF level articulation everywhere else. The paint is sharp with a matte finish, and the cape is also articulated in 3 pieces with peg joints at the upper back. All in all it’s a superb release that gives fans the best Buu figure to date. His chocolate bar accessory is the capper!
We’ve run him through his paces and took some shots showing him getting ready for Halloween, his favorite holiday for sure! Read on to check him out courtesy of Tamashii Nations and Bluefin. He’s out now at US and Japanese retailers!
ICYMI – Check out our S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Reference Guide!
A little over a month ago, Tamashii Nations revealed the upcoming S.H. Figuarts Dragon Ball Z Evil Majin Buu Figure (aka Super Buu) at Fan Expo in Canada. The official product page is now live for the figure. Evil Majin Buu stands over 7.4″ tall. The figure will include three interchangeable portraits and a few interchangeable hands. Also included with the figure is a new head sculpt and an effects part for the Good Majin Buu figure.
Pre-orders are scheduled to go live in Japan today. The figure will be priced at 7,344 Yen (about $64 USD) and is set for a Japanese release in March 2019. The figure will see a U.S. release from Bluefin. They should release details soon. Click the headline of the story for the new photos.
Over the last few days, Funko has been revealing their massive list of New York Comic-Con 2018 Exclusives. They will be offering a bunch of Pop! Vinyl Figures, as well as an assortment of collectibles in their other formats. Below, you can find the running list of what has been revealed so far. We’ll update the list as more items are revealed. See the photos by clicking the headline of the story.
Pop! Vinyl Figures
5 Star Vinyl Figures
Dorbz
Vynl
Action Figures
Mini Vinyl Figures
Rock Candy
Cereal
Time for another entry in the S.H. Figuarts Dragonball line up! SHF DB(Z/S) has been on fire this year, giving us a drop almost every single month. This round is their second offering into the Dragonball line, Master Roshi. Kame Sennin is in the same scale as Kid Goku, a little larger than regular SHF DB scale with exaggerated proportions to match the anime/manga better. He comes packed with 2 heads, glasses, his turtle shell, 6 pairs of hands, the 3 star Dragonball, and his trusty cane. Articulation is good head to toe, even his shirt is split up allowing for torso movement. He’s a dense figure, and holds his weight well once planted. The Turtle shell can be removed on demand. Roshi and Kid Goku both come with a Dragonball, so we have 2 of 7. Bulma and Kid Krillin will give us 2 more. I’d expect 7 Dragonball era offerings before we are done to match up with the Shenron and his accessory that holds them all.
All in all he’s a fun fig that works well as a compliment to all the warriors in the line up. He pairs perfectly with Kid Goku, but can also work with the adult versions of the core characters. We’ve run him through a session, read on to check out 40 HD images after the break courtesy of Tamashii Nations and Bluefin Brands! He’s out now at Japanese and US retailers!
Time to get back in action with the S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z figures! SHF Goku dropped in July but due to SDCC and the ensuing chaos we’re just getting to him now. This is the upgraded version of Goku, using the new articulation tech. He comes packed with 3 pairs of hands, 2 unique right hands and 4 faces, including an anime inspired happy face. His outfit’s kanji is the Goku lettering, which he wore from the Frieza Saga through part of the Android Saga. His shirt, wristbands, belt and boots are all varying shades of blue. He’s a super solid upgrade to all the Gokai(?) we’ve had before, and he’s priced much cheaper at around 30-35 USD.
We’ve run him through his paces and took some shots featuring the Power Pole giveaway from the Dragonball Tour stops (comes with pole + hands for it)! Read on to check him out courtesy of Tamashii Nations and Bluefin. He’s out now at US and Japanese retailers!
ICYMI – Check out our S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Reference Guide!
The S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Great Saiyaman figure keeps getting better and better. They have been trickling pieces out, but it looks like we have a lot of different heads incoming. We’ll be getting the helmeted version, the do-rag version, and today we get confirmation of both Super Saiyan and regular Gohan unmasked heads! In these shots, we also see that the cape is removable so you can have Gohan in his non super hero green gi mode. Read on to check out the new shots, stay tuned for full release and accessories details.
UPDATE:
For its Japanese release, the figure will be a Bandai Premium Web Exclusive. Pre-orders will go live on September 14th. Look for the Great Saiyaman figure to be released in February 2019 at a price of 6,264 Yen (about $56 USD).
Another weekend, another stop on the Dragonball North American Tour! This weekend at the Rose City Comic Con Tamashii Nations have shown off another look at S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Great Saiyaman, and this time he is sporting his non-helmeted head sculpt! He’s super cool rocking his shades and a do-rag like a boss. Read on to check out the shots, and if you are at the show make sure to snap some pics are share with us!
Thanks to TagHobby over in Asia and various fans in attendance at Fan Expo Canada, we have a solid look at the recently revealed S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Evil Majin Buu. While he is being called Majin Buu (Evil), this is what US folks know as Super Buu. No word on accessories or release date yet, so for now just enjoy Buu in all his glory!
Please note – these pics were ripped and shared like crazy yesterday, with no credit. If you are the photographer, please let us know so we can credit you. Thanks for snapping them!
The next stop of the Dragonball North American Tour is this weekend at Fan Expo Canada, and they have yet another new figure reveal! This time, Evil Majin Buu makes his debut. He joins previous tour reveals of Mr. Satan, DBS Broly, Android 21 and the Great Saiyaman. The Buu Saga is ignored no more, a solid line up will be available when these are paired with Fat Buu, SS3 Goku, Majin Vegeta and Ultimate Gohan.
We’ll update with pics and more details as they drop, stay tuned!