Cross-Dressing Son Goku
CA$82.96
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Character: Dragon Ball · Son Goku (Kakarot)
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- WCF scale (uniform across the entire series; specific measurements not provided)
Configurations
- × 1 figure body — young Goku in full pink dress disguise, complete with polka-dot headscarf and golden apron, capturing that unmistakable scowl of a boy who did not sign up for this
- × 1 display base
- × 1 exclusive numbered card
Material & Packaging
- PU + Resin
- EPS foam inner protection + illustrated color box + outer shipping carton
Other
- Pre-Order Date: February 2, 2026
- Estimated Shipment: Rolling shipments beginning February 4, 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
TOR Studio’s WCF Series Vol. 02 immortalizes one of Dragon Ball‘s funniest early moments — young Goku scowling his way through an unwanted disguise. Rendered in PU and resin at WCF scale, every detail lands: the polka-dot headscarf, the ruffled pink dress, and that signature defiant glare. A charming, personality-packed addition for collectors building out TOR’s growing Kid Goku lineup.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Son Goku is the Saiyan-raised-on-Earth protagonist of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball, a series that defined shonen manga for generations. This piece recreates one of the franchise's most beloved comedic beats: during the early Dragon Ball saga, young Goku reluctantly dons a girl's outfit — pink dress, headscarf, and all — as part of a scheme to infiltrate an enemy stronghold. His furrowed brow and clenched grip on the apron say everything about how he feels wearing it, a moment that still gets a laugh decades later.
