Super Saiyan Awakening Son Goku (Battle-Damaged Repaint)
$169.00
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Character: Dragon Ball · Son Goku (Kakarot)
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: Approx. 35 cm / 13.8 in
- Width: Approx. 22 cm / 8.7 in
- Depth: Approx. 18 cm / 7.1 in
Configurations
- Battle-damaged Goku main figure
- Dedicated aura display base
- Saiyan Forge exclusive metal nameplate (separate, standalone)
- Collector box with full color printing
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported high-clarity resin + flexible PU (polyurethane, used for dynamic or thin parts prone to stress) + ABS (rigid engineering plastic used for structural components)
- Packaging: EPE Foam (dense protective foam used for statue shipping) + custom full-color collector box + reinforced outer corrugated kraft carton
Other
- Edition Size: 199 pieces worldwide — no reissue planned
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026 (subject to studio production progress)
VIDEO
ABOUT
This is Saiyan Forge Studio’s 1/6 scale take on the Namek awakening — Goku locked in the instant the transformation completes, fists drawn, gi torn, the weight of grief still visible across every muscle. Battle-damage repainting runs across the torso and lower gi, with layered aura effects on the dedicated base extending the energy read well past the figure itself. At a 199-piece global edition, this is a closed-run piece on a moment that doesn’t need introduction — it just needs to be done right.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis piece locks onto the seconds immediately after the transformation completes on Planet Namek — not the scream, not the charge, but the cold stillness that follows. Saiyan Forge Studio chose the post-transformation stance: fists pulled back, torso angled forward, eyes fixed — the posture of someone who has already decided what comes next. The battle-damage repaint carries that reading through the sculpt itself, with torn gi and surface wounds reinforcing that this transformation wasn't a power-up, it was a breaking point. The aura base extends the energy column downward, grounding the figure in the cracked Namek terrain and giving the whole composition a vertical tension that reads from across a shelf.
