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A new Dragon Ball anime series doesn’t just mean a fresh chance to see Goku and his pals embark on a new adventure, It also means that you can expect some new collectibles to go up for sale, and right on cue, there are several Dragon Ball Daima action figures ready to add to your shelf. The new anime series will start airing in Japan on Friday, October 11, and it’s the final animated season that late Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama had a direct hand in shaping, as he helped craft the overall story and worked on several character designs.
While plot details are slim, it looks like the show is a back-to-basics return for Dragon Ball. Thanks to mysterious shenanigans, the main cast have been transformed back into kids, and Goku will make up for his smaller frame by once again wielding his iconic Power Pole. The SH Figurarts figures below capture the pint-sized powerhouses perfectly, and for the first wave, Goku, Vegeta, and Gohan’s dad Piccolo are being showcased.
Dragon Ball Daima Figuarts
Goku — $35 | Releases January 15, 2025Vegeta — $36 | Releases December 30Piccolo — $60 | Releases March 15, 2025
These are pocket-sized figures, standing around three inches tall each, and they boast an impressive amount of articulation. Each one also comes with accessories, and in Goku’s case, he comes with extra hands, facial expression, an alternate head with a swooshing hair effect, and his Power Pole. Vegeta and Piccolo have a similar spread of extra parts to help change their facial expressions and poses, as well as a set of molded arms for when you want to display them with their limbs crossed.
If you’re looking for some more Dragon Ball media, you can’t go wrong with any of the books published over the last couple of years. One of the best is Dragon Ball: A Visual History, a stunning hardcover that captures the best of Toriyama’s work through several hundred pages of manga art, additional promotional material, creator commentary, notes, sketches, and posters. Normally $40, it’s on sale at Amazon right now for $27.25.
Dragon Ball: A Visual History — $27.25 ($50)
The Dragon Ball anime and movies are also always worth a watch, and you’re spoiled for choice now with all of the options currently available. For a killer combo of value and collectible appeal, there’s the recent Crunchyroll-exclusive release of the complete Dragon Ball Super anime series. This set includes 20 Blu-ray discs packaged in 10 steelbook cases, and they’re all housed inside of a collectible case that features the wish-dragon Shenron on the front side.
Dragon Ball Super Complete Series Collector’s Edition — $180 ($200)Dragon Ball Z Complete Series — $179
There’s also a ton of bonus content to enjoy, including cleaned-up credit sequences, interviews with the voice actor cast of the English dub, and extra short animations. This is available exclusively through the Crunchyroll Store, and it has been discounted to $180.
You could pair the Dragon Ball Super set with Amazon’s exclusive Dragon Ball Z box set, which compiles all nine seasons of the show across 36 Blu-ray discs for $179.
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