Motorcycle Riding Akira Toriyama
$69.00
Character: Dr. Slump · Akira Toriyama
Product Status: In-Stock · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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ABOUT
Motorcycle Riding Akira Toriyama captures the manga legend’s iconic self-portrait persona — mask up, goggles on, puffer jacket loaded, rifle slung — astride a red Honda mini-bike at full lean. TOR Studio renders this in WCF scale as entry 006 in their Toriyama tribute series, mixing PU and resin to nail both the soft volume of the quilted jacket and the crisp mechanical detail of the bike. It’s a figure that lands differently for anyone who grew up with his cover art: this isn’t a character from the page, it’s the man himself, rendered in the same playful visual language he spent decades putting into everything else.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Scale: WCF scale — uniform across the full TOR Studio Toriyama tribute series
- Exact dimensions: Not specified
Configurations
- Included: Figure body (Akira Toriyama self-portrait on Honda motorcycle) + display base
Material & Packaging
- Material: PU + Resin (polyurethane for softer, flexible parts combined with resin for rigid structural and detail components)
- Packaging: EPE Foam (dense protective foam insert) + illustrated color box + outer shipping carton
Other
- Series: WCF Akira Toriyama Series — No. 006
- Availability: In stock
- Shipment: Rolling shipments began April 23, 2026
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This is TOR Studio’s tribute to Toriyama’s own recurring self-portrait — the masked, goggled figure he slipped into cover art, volume flaps, and personal illustrations across decades of work, always slightly absurd, always unmistakably him. The motorcycle is central to that visual identity: a red Honda mini-bike that showed up in his personal drawings as a genuine love of machines filtered through his own comedic lens. TOR Studio leans into every layer of that persona simultaneously — the oversized puffer jacket, the surgical mask, the aviator goggles, the slung rifle — stacking the gags without losing the warmth, and keeping the forward lean tight enough that the whole piece reads as motion even standing still.
