The subject refers to a collectible representation of a specific character from the Dragon Ball franchise, manufactured by a particular Japanese company known for its prize figures. These items are commonly acquired through arcade games, online retailers, and specialty shops. They are generally non-scale figures, meaning their size isn’t proportionally accurate relative to other figures within the same line, and are often made of PVC and ABS plastic.
Such collectibles offer enthusiasts a tangible connection to a beloved series. These products often serve as display pieces, investments, or additions to existing collections. The brand in question, popular in the anime figure market, provides relatively affordable options, making character representation accessible to a broader audience. Its history is rooted in creating prize figures, items originally designed to be won rather than directly purchased.
