Great Ape Vegeta vs. Son Goku — Saiyan Saga
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Character: Dragon Ball · Son Goku (Kakarot), Vegeta
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INFORMATION
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Dimensions
Son Goku (1/6 Scale)
- Height: 70 cm / 27.6 in
- Width: 46 cm / 18.1 in
- Depth: 26 cm / 10.2 in
Great Ape Vegeta (Scene-Matched Scale)
- Height: 99 cm / 39.0 in
- Width: 83 cm / 32.7 in
- Depth: 72 cm / 28.3 in
Combined Display
- Height: 99 cm / 39.0 in
- Width: 83 cm / 32.7 in
- Depth: 98 cm / 38.6 in
Configurations
- Included Figures: Great Ape Vegeta statue and Son Goku statue (1/6 scale)
- Base: Shared shattered-terrain rocky base integrating both figures into one unified scene
Material & Packaging
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Edition Size: 200 pieces worldwide
- Series: Extra-Large
- License: Toei Animation officially licensed
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
RYU Studio’s Great Ape Vegeta vs. Son Goku locks in the most physically overwhelming moment of the entire Saiyan Saga: a battered, shirtless Goku arms raised at 1/6 scale standing his ground against a scene-scaled Great Ape Vegeta that towers 99 cm above the base. Toei Animation-licensed and limited to 200 pieces worldwide, the combined footprint stretches nearly a meter deep, with a shattered-terrain base tying both figures into a single, unified display environment. The sheer scale disparity between the two figures does the storytelling work — no shelf in the room will ignore it.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis is the breaking point of the Saiyan Saga's climax — the moment Vegeta, unable to overcome Goku through power alone, generates a Power Ball to trigger his Great Ape transformation and shifts the entire fight into a survival scenario for Goku. What makes this confrontation so loaded is that Vegeta retains full conscious control in the form, making him infinitely more dangerous than any mindless transformation. RYU Studio frames the asymmetry as the central visual argument: Goku's arms-raised posture — shirtless, scarred, and exposed — reads not as defeat but as defiance, while Great Ape Vegeta's crouched, lunging mass communicates the crushing weight of royal Saiyan pride pushed past its limit.
