Check out the Dragon Ball S.H. Figuarts and FiguartsZERO on display from Tamashii Nations at New York Comic-Con 2018.
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At San Diego Comic-Con 2018, the Dragon Ball North American Tour event is taking place. Our crew is on hand and have sent photos back of the toys on display. There are lots of new items on display from multiple companies. Included at the event are Bandai America, Tamashii Nations, Banpresto and more. Here we have a huge gallery of the S.H. Figuarts on display. These include new figures such as Android 21, Mr. Satan and more! Some of the new figures include:
Check out 100+ photos after the jump.
Tamashii Nations has added the product page for their newly announced S.H. Figuarts Dragon Ball Kid Krillin Figure. The figure debuted over the weekend, along with a Pole Accessory giveaway for Goku. The figure will include a number of interchangeable hands, swap out face parts, a Kamehameha effects piece, a Dragon Ball and more. Kid Krillin will stand just under 4″ tall.
Pre-orders for the figure will open in Japan today. Kid Krillin will be released in December and will be priced at 5,184 Yen (about $47 USD). Click the headline of the story for all of the photos.
Tamashii Nations have teased out details on the next Dragonball figure to be revealed, and it looks like kid Krillin from the original Dragonball! If it winds up being him, he should be in scale with the kid Goku and Master Roshi that are out of scale with the rest of the SHF line, but work together to emphasize the look of the original manga and cartoon.
On top of this reveal, there is also an update on the Dragonball Tour. For those that purchase any Tamashii Nations Dragonball items at the Tour stops (excluding exclusives), you’ll receive a Power Pole accessory that works with adult Goku. Artwork for the upcoing Dragonball Super movie shows Goku using his Power Pole again, so this is a cool new add-on.
The first Dragonball Tour stop is SDCC 2018 next month, and there are 7 total throughout North America. You can check details here!
Read on to check it all out!
Update: full image revealed! He’s due out in December in Japan, which means February-ish in the U.S. Stay tuned for more details!
Bandai has released photos for their upcoming Dragon Ball Z Figmes. these are LEGO style mini figures featuring fan favorite Dragon Ball Z characters. Included are:
They’re scheduled for a March 2016 release. They will be priced at 500 Yen each (about $4 USD). Read on for the images.
Rock the dragon – Dragonball Z! This year’s lineup at the Bluefin Tamashii Nations booth did not disappoint with a full array of figures from the popular S.H. Figuarts line of offerings from the cult-classic Dragonball Z franchise. There was a lot on display – here’s the cheat sheet!
Check out all the images, including the gorgeous diorama displays, after the jump!
Toyark’s Random Photo Shoots continue today with S.H. Figuarts Krillin. The Bandai Japan/Tamashii Nation’s Dragonball Z line gets another core character with the addition of Krillin and he doesn’t disappoint. Check out over 35 images of Krillin in action and our thoughts on the little guy after the break! [Read more…]
SH Figuarts Krillin was revealed back in May and was seen not too long ago in a SH Figuarts Dragon Ball Z display at New York Comic Con 2013. SH Figuarts Krillin has been released in Japan and we have some in-hand images thanks to hacchaka. It comes with affect parts and numerous swappable faces.
For fans of Dragon Ball Z and SH Figuarts, this figure has been a long time coming. We’ve mirrored a select number of images, read on to check them out!
Hey Vegeta. Vegeta. Vegeta…The awesome levels are over 9000 at the S.H.Figuarts Dragon Ball Z display! Krillin takes center stage in the display surrounded by the likes of Goku, Cell, Vegeta and others. Good news, he hasn’t been killed yet! Check out gallery and share your thoughts on these awesome figures after the break.
Heres the SH Figuarts Dragonball Z figures on display at New York Comic-Con 2012. The following S.H. Figuarts Dragon Ball Z figures are shown: