DRAGON BALL Z - Raditz - Figure Masterlise 25 cm

This exceptional figurine from the prestigious Masterlise range (Ichibansho sub-category) by the leading brand Banpresto depicts the first antagonist of the saga’s adult era, Son Goku’s cruel elder brother: Raditz.

The figurine stands out for its imposing dimensions, with a remarkable height of approximately 25 cm – a size specific to the ‘Masterlise’ line, which guarantees a level of detail and visual impact far superior to standard ranges. The design captures the space warrior in an upright, confident and domineering pose, perfectly reflecting the contempt he feels for Earth’s defenders. The high-quality PVC sculpture pays meticulous attention to the finest anatomical and sartorial details, reproducing with millimetre-level precision his monumental, spiky black hair that falls down to his thighs, his space combat armour with brown and black shoulder pads, and his green power detector (Scouter) positioned over his left eye. The paintwork highlights the contours of his athletic musculature and the sardonic expression on his face.

This high-end collector’s item is primarily aimed at long-standing admirers of Akira Toriyama’s masterful work, enthusiasts of the Saiyan saga, and discerning collectors of major pieces. The item is supplied mounted on its dedicated display stand inside an illustrated cardboard box featuring the licence’s colours.

In the science-fiction epic Dragon Ball Z, Raditz is a low-ranking space warrior and one of the few survivors of the destruction of the planet Vegeta by the galactic tyrant Frieza. He arrives on Earth at the very start of the series with the aim of recruiting his younger biological brother, Kakarot (renamed Son Goku), who was sent to this planet as a child to exterminate its population. Faced with Goku’s categorical refusal – having been raised as a peaceful human – Raditz displays boundless cruelty by kidnapping his young nephew Son Gohan to put pressure on him. Endowed with terrifying physical power that far surpasses anything Earth’s martial arts had ever seen, he forces Son Goku and his eternal rival Piccolo to forge a desperate alliance. This dramatic clash, which marked the beginning of the franchise’s modern era, culminates in Goku’s heroic sacrifice, as he holds his brother still to allow Piccolo to strike them both simultaneously with his devastating technique, the Makankosappo.