DRAGON BALL Z - Son Goku & Son Gohan - Figure Masterlise 21cm

This exceptional figurine from the prestigious Masterlise range (Ichibansho sub-category) by the leading brand Banpresto captures the unique father-son bond between the protector of Earth and his young son with infinite potential: Son Goku & Son Gohan.

The piece stands approximately 21 cm tall, faithfully adhering to the proportions of the “Masterlise” collection, renowned for its high-end finishes and exceptional structural accuracy. The design of this static artwork captures an intimate and nostalgic scene from the franchise, depicting Son Goku with a broad smile as he carries the young Son Gohan on his shoulders. The PVC plastic sculpture benefits from meticulous attention to the finest anatomical and sartorial details, perfectly reproducing the father’s shaggy black hair, his famous orange and blue combat dogi, as well as the little boy’s traditional Chinese school uniform of the era, topped with his yellow pom-pom hat adorned with the four-star crystal ball. The application of paint and shading accentuates the definition of Goku’s musculature and the joyful innocence of this family scene.

This premium collector’s item is aimed directly at die-hard fans of Akira Toriyama’s masterful work, enthusiasts of the Saiyan saga, and discerning collectors of narrative figurines from the Banpresto brand. The item is supplied mounted on its dedicated display base inside an illustrated cardboard box featuring the series’ colour scheme.

In the first story arc of Dragon Ball Z, many years have passed since Son Goku’s victory over Piccolo Jr. at the World Martial Arts Tournament. Now a fully-grown adult, Goku leads a peaceful, rural life on Mount Paozu alongside his wife Chichi and their first child, a shy and intelligent little boy named Son Gohan in memory of Goku’s adoptive grandfather. One memorable day, Goku decides to take his four-year-old son on his magic cloud (Kinto-un) to officially introduce him to his loyal lifelong friends, Master Roshi, Krillin and Bulma, gathered at Kame House on the island. It was during this warm and carefree reunion, immortalised by this statuette, that the sudden arrival of the alien warrior Raditz will turn their fate on its head, revealing Goku’s Saiyan origins and the destructive spiritual rage lying dormant within the young Gohan.