Post-Battle Son Goku
$249.00
Character: Dragon Ball · Son Goku (Kakarot)
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship TBD
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ABOUT
This collaborative release from One Way Studio and ZQ Studio captures Son Goku standing battered but unbroken — uniform shredded, wounds still fresh, power still surging — rendered across two distinct colorways in 1/6 scale at 46 cm tall. The figure body is built entirely from PU and resin, and the light-up base adds a live-energy dimension that separates this from a standard static piece. With edition sizes of 88 units for the Original Color and 48 units for the Weekly Manga Color, both versions are genuinely short-run releases.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 46 cm / 18.1 in
- Width: 24 cm / 9.4 in
- Depth: 24 cm / 9.4 in
Configurations
- Original Color Version (Super Saiyan): Figure on light-up base — golden hair, orange gi, battle-damage paint throughout
- Weekly Manga Color Version (Ultra Instinct): Figure on light-up base — white hair, faded pink gi, heavier battle-damage detailing with silver-grey skin tones
What the Two Versions Offer
Both versions share the same pose and base architecture. The Original Color version follows the classic Dragon Ball Z anime palette. The Weekly Manga Color version interprets the same moment through the desaturated, high-contrast tones of the original manga print style — a different visual read of the same sculpture.
Material & Packaging
- Material (Figure): Full PU and resin composite
- Base: Light-up capable — illuminated display base included with both versions
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/6
- Edition Size — Original Color Version: 88 units
- Edition Size — Weekly Manga Color Version: 48 units
- Studio: One Way Studio × ZQ Studio (collaborative release)
- Estimated Shipment: Within one month of pre-order close
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CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTES
The concept here is the moment immediately after the fight is won — not the peak transformation, not the finishing blow, but the stillness that follows when the body is still running on fumes and the power hasn’t fully settled. One Way Studio and ZQ Studio chose to lean hard into the physical toll: torn gi, blood across the torso and legs, and a posture that reads as exhausted but still standing forward. The light-up base, built with erupting energy tendrils and shattered terrain, keeps the environmental chaos alive beneath a figure that has already come through the worst of it. The Original Color version roots that reading in the Super Saiyan golden-flame palette most collectors associate with Dragon Ball Z’s peak era, while the Weekly Manga Color version strips the saturation back to the stark, ink-adjacent tones of Toriyama’s print work — making the damage read even harder against pale skin and washed-out fabric.
