Great Saiyaman to Golden Warrior Son Gohan
Price range: $369.00 through $539.00
Character: Dragon Ball · Son Gohan
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
1/6 Scale
- Height: 36 cm (14.2 in)
- Width: 34 cm (13.4 in)
- Depth: 28 cm (11.0 in)
1/4 Scale
- Height: 54 cm (21.3 in)
- Width: 51 cm (20.1 in)
- Depth: 42 cm (16.5 in)
Configurations
- Includes the display base and main figure body.
- Interchangeable half-body configurations: Super Saiyan with lowered arms and Great Saiyaman with raised arms.
Material & Packaging
- Materials: Imported PU and imported resin
- Packaging: EPE foam, color box, and outer carton
Other
- Scale: 1/6 and 1/4
- Studio: T.D.R Studio
- Edition Size: 98 pieces for 1/6 scale; 48 pieces for 1/4 scale
- Estimated Shipment: Q4 2026
- Series: Dragon Ball
Notes
- The Super Saiyan portrait sculpt has been optimized.
- Texture has been added to the cape.
- The layered transition between the chest battle suit and fitted underlayer has been refined.
- Images are for reference only.
VIDEO
ABOUT
This Son Gohan release follows his change from Great Saiyaman to Super Saiyan through interchangeable half-body configurations, shifting between raised fists and an arms-lowered stance. Blue energy arcs and golden aura forms surround the figure, while broken tiles and tournament architecture give the transformation a defined arena setting.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
The design follows the World Martial Arts Tournament sequence in which Videl's injuries provoke Gohan's anger and lead to his golden-haired Super Saiyan transformation. His Great Saiyaman disguise, clenched fists, and alternate lowered-arm posture trace that progression within a single arena composition. Fractured tiles, tournament buildings, and surrounding energy effects frame the release as a sequence of changing appearances rather than one isolated pose.
