Our team at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 have sent back photos of the S.H. Figuarts Dragon Ball display from the Dragon Ball World Event 2019. New figures on display include Son Goku, Jiren, Zamasu, Broly and some others. Check out the photos after the jump. Highlights of the included figures are:
Tamashii Nations have shared out the first pics and details for the next S.H. Figuarts Dragonball figure – King Piccolo. This is the original Dragonball anime version of Piccolo, when he was the big bad for Goku and Krillin while they were kids, before he became the mentor and friend to the crew we know today. He’s seems to be using the new body tech, comes with the birthing egg effects piece, and features a VERY original Dragonball head sculpt, two of them in fact, so he is not a repaint of the original Piccolo release. He’s due out in October 2019 in Japan for a retail price of 7920 Yen (about 71 USD). Read on to check the pics, stay tuned for full details!
Update – 3rd pic added showing the Electric Rice Cooker accessory.
Update – more pics including a third head and additional poses added!
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Thanks to forum member Ramen Rider, we have some pretty cool Dragon Ball news to share. According to Shonen Jump, a very reliable source for S.H. Figuarts reveals, Tamashii Nations is prepping their next DB release. The listing is for a King Piccolo from the original Dragon Ball cartoon series. According to the listing, he is set for release in October, at a price of 7,200 Yen (about $65 USD). We will update with further details when they become available.
Bluefin was kind enough to give us an early look at their booth for Toy Fair 2019. We’re going to swing back around later this weekend, as just a few items weren’t set up just yet. Here is the Bandai Tamashii Nations Dragon Ball display with S.H. Figuarts, Figure-Rise Standard, Figure-Rise Mechanics, and FiguartsZERO.
S.H. Figuarts
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Tamashii Buddies
Figure-Rise Standard
Here we have the remaining Action Vinyls from The Loyal Subjects at Toy Fair 2017. These include figures from Aliens, Dragon Ball Z, Attack On Titan, My Little Pony and some Golden Figures. See all of the new photos by reading on.
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!
We’re finally here, caught up at last! Toyark’s S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z galleries are complete with the addition of today’s SDCC 2013 Piccolo. Piccolo continues the trend of reissuing previously Manga colored released in Anime proper colors for SDCC. Key differences include darker more saturated colors all around, a blue belt and pink instead of yellow on the arm details. He’s otherwise the same as his mass release which you can check here.
To wrap up, SDCC Piccolo is the last of our “catch-up” galleries for the line. The rest are already done and in the system from the past year or so. Krillin, Goku, Android 18 and SDCC Vegeta were all done as they came out. Use the links below to check them out after Piccolo!
The remaining S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Galleries – Already Done!
Check back tomorrow and we’ll finish things up nice with some more shots and a dedicated SHF DBZ page! Until then, you can check…
Galleries for EVERY S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Figure to date.
The Dragonball saga of Goku and friends has been going on since 1985. Staying (for the most part) in continuity for almost 30 years. We’ve seen Goku rise from a child to having grand-children. Luckily Saiyans age much slower :). With the recent release of a new DBZ movie – Battle of the Gods – it doesn’t look like it’s going to stop any time soon.
The Dragonball Z S.H. Figuarts line has been around since late 2010, with the first release of Piccolo. The line has steadily progressed with 4 releases a year, currently boasting 16 pieces in all. I’ve personally been collecting it since SDCC 2011, where I randomly picked up a SDCC exclusive Goku while browsing around the Bluefin booth. I skipped a couple here and there, but eventually went back and got them anyway. The line continues to impress, giving fans of the series a modern, highly poseable, visually accurate version of the classic characters. It’s continually been a high point in my collecting, constantly looking forward to the next release more than most other figures and lines out there.
Today, we are starting a gallery-per-day trek to update Toyark.com with full galleries of every single Dragonball Z S.H. Figuarts available. We’ll go in order of release and at the end, we’ll collect it all on one page for everyone to reference moving forward. So, without further chatter, check out over 35 high res images of S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z Piccolo!
Make sure to check back each day for the next 2 weeks as we celebrate SHF DBZ!
Funko is kicking off a new series of Pop! Anime Figures with one of the most popular series of all time…Dragon Ball Z. Funimation has gotten the first look at the line up, as well as some Black Butler Pop Vinyl Figures. Included are
These are due to hit stores in August. Check out the Dragon Ball Z Pop! Vinyl Figures after the jump.