Dragon Ball collectible figures

Dragon Ball Bandai Collectible figures

As the Dragon Ball audio-visual licence is operated by the Japanese animation studio Toei, its partner and shareholder, the Bandai Namco group, is responsible for making and distributing collectible Dragon Ball collectible figures.

Bandai figures are often regarded as the market standard for manga collectible figures by many collectors.

In order to offer specific ranges with excellent value for money, the Japanese manufacturer has various subsidiaries, including Banpresto, Megahouse and Bandai Tamashii Nations.

Non-Articulated PVC Dragon Ball collectible figures

Although they are all of high quality, non-articulated PVC Dragon Ball collectible figures from different brands differs due to their level of detail and dynamism.

Banpresto Dragon Ball collectible figures

Banpresto generally offers entry-level Dragon Ball collectible figures, with prices varying based on character size. Taking up little space, it is easy to find a Son Goku collectible figure or a Vegeta collectible figure to display on a desk or nightstand.

Figuarts Zero Dragon Ball collectible figures

Bandai Tamashii Nations produces Figuarts Zero Dragon Ball collectible figures. The Figuarts Zero line has long been synonymous with dynamism, as its Dragon Ball collectible figures are enhanced with attack and explosion effects. Since they follow a common design theme, they allow you to build a visually cohesive collection.

Megahouse Dragon Ball collectible figures

Megahouse Dragon Ball collectible figures are the most expensive PVC Dragon Ball figures. Highly detailed and carefully crafted, they include many features that often make them resemble dioramas rather than simple collectible figures. We highly recommend these products to collectors looking for a more original item.

Dragon Ball collectible action figures

If you are looking for a Dragon Ball collectible action figure, we highly recommend the Dragon Ball SH Figuarts collectible figures line by Bandai Tamashii Nations. With their revolutionary articulation system and numerous accessories, they are the top reference in this field.

About the Dragon Ball license?

Dragon Ball is a manga created by Akira Toriyama, first published in 1984 in the Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine. Inspired by the Chinese tale "Journey to the West", this manga quickly gained popularity.

In 1989, Toriyama evolved his hero Son Goku and created Dragon Ball Z. This new series explores Goku's origins, where he must face increasingly powerful enemies, including Vegeta, who becomes a central character in the story.

Later, Toei Animation produced two other series: Dragon Ball GT, where Son Goku and Vegeta reach the Super Saiyan 4 transformation, and Dragon Ball Z Kai, a revised version of Dragon Ball Z that stays truer to the original manga.

The Dragon Ball universe continues to expand with the release of two films: Battle of Gods in 2013 and Resurrection ‘F’ in 2015. These served as the basis for the new series Dragon Ball Super, which is adapted both as an anime by Toei Animation and as a manga by Toyotaro, under the supervision of Akira Toriyama. This series introduces the existence of twelve parallel universes, further enriching Son Goku's story.

To celebrate the franchise’s 40th anniversary, a new series titled Dragon Ball Daima was created. The storyline of this Dragon Ball Z spin-off, like Dragon Ball Super, ignores the events that took place in Dragon Ball GT.

The success of these series has naturally led to the commercialization of many related products. As a specialist in high-end collectible figures, you can find on our site Dragon Ball Z collectible figures, Dragon Ball GT collectible figures, Dragon Ball Super collectible figures... in short, all the must-have Dragon Ball collectible figures.