Casual Wear Ver. Vol. 02 Vegeta
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Character: Dragon Ball · Vegeta
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Figure height: approx. 29 cm / 11.4 in
- Base height: approx. 4 cm / 1.6 in
- Total height: approx. 33 cm / 13 in
CONFIGURATIONS
- × 2 head sculpts — magnetic swap between the brooding base Vegeta and a golden-haired Super Saiyan form, each carrying a distinctly different emotional weight
- × 1 figure body with magnetic connection points at head and feet
- × 1 diorama base — a miniature open-air scene with textured grass, palm tree, and small foliage details that ground the casual mood of the piece
- × 1 nameplate
Mass Production note: standard white-primer base model ships with magnetic connections at head and feet only; all other joints are fixed.
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- PU + resin composite construction
OTHER
- Edition size: strictly limited to 68 pieces
VIDEO
ABOUT
Wish Studio’s second casual-wear entry captures Vegeta at his most deceptively relaxed — hands in pockets, leather jacket open, every line of the sculpt communicating restrained power rather than action. The interchangeable magnetic head sculpts let you shift between his base form and a luminous Super Saiyan display, while the edition of just 68 pieces makes this one of the studio’s most intimate releases to date. For collectors who appreciate character over spectacle, this is exactly that.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Vegeta is the Prince of the Saiyan race and one of the central figures of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball Z — a warrior defined by relentless pride and a rivalry with Goku that slowly, grudgingly, evolves into something resembling respect. This piece draws from the quieter side of that arc: the rare moments during the Cell and Buu sagas when Vegeta existed outside of battle, dressed in civilian clothes yet radiating the same coiled intensity that never fully leaves him. Hands in pockets, jacket open, expression locked in that signature cold composure — it's Vegeta at ease, which somehow feels more formidable than Vegeta at war.
