Figures from Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT and Dragonball Super.
Series: Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT
Company: Bandai
Release: 2006~2008
Size: +/- 11.5 cm
Main distribution: Japan / USA
These detailed figures are from the line Ultimate Spark by Bandai. They have a clear base and transparent parts, so when you place it near a light source, the light will shine through and create a glowing effect as if they’re powering up.
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Series: Dragon Ball Z
Company: AB Groupe (Re-released by KidzBiz, Giochi Preziosi)
Year: 1996, 2000
Size: +/- 8 cm
Main distribution: Europe
These figurines, are the “Combat Super Guerriers” (Combat Super Warriors) or Fighting Duos, made by the AB Groupe. AB Groupe (now Mediawan Thematics) is a French broadcasting group, and the distributor of the Dragon Ball merchandise for European and Canadian markets. They made the English dub for the Dragon Ball Z movies in the Netherlands (based of their French dub), with awkward changes like Piccolo being “Big Green” and the Saiyans “Space Warriors”. As terrible as that dub was, their toys were one of the first you could get in Europe. Here you’ll find the Combat Super Guerriers or Fighting Duo’s. They made 6 different ones, which later got re-releases under KidzBiz and Giochi Preziosi.
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Series: Dragonball GT
Main distribution: Portugal / China
This is a set of 4 figures; Goku, Trunks, Gill and Pan.
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Series: Dragonball Z / Dragonball Super
Company: Bandai
Year: 6 March 2021
Size: +/-17 cm
Main distribution: Japan
This is the Ichiban Kuji for Dragon Ball EX “Warriors who protect the Earth”. This is the third line-up after “History of Rivals” and “Strong Chains” respectively, and the first with the name Dragonball EX to distinguish it as its own series now. These items could only be won in a Kujiban lottery, hence the name.
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Series: Dragonball Z
Size: 4 cm
Main distribution: United Kingdom
This is a set of tiny Dragonball Z figures that allegedly came out of Christmas Crackers in the UK in the early 2000s.
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Series: Dragonball Z
Company: Dorda Toys
Year: 1998
Size: 14 cm
Main distribution: America / Europe
Dorda Toys is a toy distributor from Los Angeles, United States of America. They do several products of official licensed characters, including Dragonball Z. Initially these released as Skateboard Figures, but they later got redistributed loose without their skateboards as Poseable Action Figures.
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Series: Dragon Ball Z
Company: AB Groupe (Re-released by KidzBiz and Irwin Toy)
Year: 1996, 2000
Size: +/- 9cm
Main distribution: Europe, America
These bendable figures also known as the “Flexible Super Guerriers” (Flexible Super Warriors) were made by the AB Groupe. AB Groupe (now Mediawan Thematics) is a French broadcasting group, and the distributor of the Dragon Ball merchandise for European and Canadian markets. They made the English dub for the Dragon Ball Z movies in the Netherlands (based of their French dub), with awkward changes like Piccolo being “Big Green” and the Saiyans “Space Warriors”. As terrible as that dub was, their toys were one of the first you could get in Europe. Here you’ll find the flexible figures of them. They made 8 different ones, 4 which later got re-releases under KidzBiz and Irwin Toy.
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Series: Dragon Ball Z
Company: Bandai
Year: 1993~1997
Size: 3~7cm / 2″
Main distribution: Japan, Hong Kong, Europe, America
Bandai released some of the first figures of Dragonball Z when the show started airing in Japan. This line was called “Full Color Battle” and 36 figures / sets were made. These were later re-released in Hong Kong, as well as by AB Groupe as “Super Guerriers” (Super Warriors), and then re-released again by Irwin Toy, bringing them to the West.
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Series: Dragon Ball Z
Company: Irwin Toy
Year: 1999-2000
Size: 1.8~4.3 cm / 1″
Main distribution: Europe, America
Irwin Toy was a Canadian distributor and manufacturer of toys. They started off by re-releasing Dragonball Z figures from other companies, like AB Groupe’s “Super Guerriers” (Super Warriors) or 2″ figures, bringing these toys to America. Later they made their own version, 1″ figures, using the exact same molds scaled in half. They made 96 different ones, released in 12 packs over 8 series. KidzBiz re-released some of these again.
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Series: Dragonball Z / Dragonball Super
Company: Bandai
Year: 2019+
Size: +/-30~33cm
Main distribution: Worldwide
With the success of Dragonball Super new Action Figures got released. Bandai created a new line called ‘Limit Breaker’ series with large 5 points of articulation Action Figures. They are being released in waves.
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