Full Power Frieza
$179.00
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Character: Dragon Ball · Frieza
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 34 cm / 13.4 in
Configurations
- Standard Version: Figure with base, nameplate, and edition card
Material & Packaging
- Packaging: EPE Foam (dense protective foam used for statue shipping) with full-color retail box
- Material: Not specified
Other
- Edition Size: 88 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: End of Q2 2026
- Edition Card: Included — numbered to edition
VIDEO
ABOUT
Full Power Frieza captures the tyrant at 100% capacity on the crumbling surface of Namek — muscles engorged beyond his composed final form, body already marked with battle damage, claws splayed and posture coiled with barely-contained aggression. Ash Studio and XD Zaowuju’s collaborative 1/6 scale piece pairs a sculpt that reads the physical cost of that power surge with a hand-painted terrain base layered in scorched rock, fractured earth, and pooled water. At 88 pieces, this is a tight edition for a form that rarely gets this level of sculptural commitment.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This piece locks onto the specific window in the Namek fight where Frieza has committed everything — 100% power output, body already absorbing punishment, ki burning faster than he can sustain it. Though the full power surge allowed Frieza to gain the upper hand on Goku for a time, the damage incurred in previous forms caused him to lose that power rapidly after a short bout. Ash Studio and XD Zaowuju chose to make that deterioration visible: the blue-tinted battle damage scoring across the torso and shoulders is not decorative — it maps the toll of the fight directly onto the sculpt. The claws-open stance and forward lean read as a fighter still pushing, not yet broken, which is exactly the edge of that moment. The fractured Namek terrain base, with its layered rock strata and reflective pooled water surface, grounds the figure in the dying planet without overpowering the statue itself.
