Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle 10th Anniversary Super Gogeta
Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle 10th Anniversary Super Gogeta
Product Description
From the mobile game Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle comes a prize figure to mark the 10th anniversary of the battle; Super Gogeta! This figure features the fusion of the legendary warriors Goku and Vegeta by way of the Fusion Dance into this unstoppable force of nature! Including incredible detail and accurate sculpting, along with a special Dokkan Battle-themed base. Show off your Saiyan pride, and don't forget to order your figure today!
Product Features
- 7.5 inches (19.05cm)
- Made of plastic
- Celebrating 10 years of the Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle mobile video game
- Highly detailed
- Non-articulated
Box Contents
- Super Gogeta figure
Additional Details
Dragon Ball is the widely known and beloved Japanese franchise created by Akira Toriyama. The Dragon Ball manga franchise has been serialized in Shonen Jump since 1984, along with a few long running anime series starting with Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and more recently Dragon Ball Super.
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Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle 10th Anniversary Super Gogeta
Product Description
From the mobile game Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle comes a prize figure to mark the 10th anniversary of the battle; Super Gogeta! This figure features the fusion of the legendary warriors Goku and Vegeta by way of the Fusion Dance into this unstoppable force of nature! Including incredible detail and accurate sculpting, along with a special Dokkan Battle-themed base. Show off your Saiyan pride, and don't forget to order your figure today!
Product Features
- 7.5 inches (19.05cm)
- Made of plastic
- Celebrating 10 years of the Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle mobile video game
- Highly detailed
- Non-articulated
Box Contents
- Super Gogeta figure
Additional Details
Dragon Ball is the widely known and beloved Japanese franchise created by Akira Toriyama. The Dragon Ball manga franchise has been serialized in Shonen Jump since 1984, along with a few long running anime series starting with Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and more recently Dragon Ball Super.
