Bandai Hobby Figure-Rise Standard Son Goku Ultra Instinct [Dragon Ball Super], White

As a parent, seeing the joy on my son’s face when he unwrapped the Goku and Vegeta Fusion Action Figure was truly priceless. After spending countless hours watching Dragon Ball Z together, I knew this gift would be a hit, and I’m thrilled to say that it exceeded expectations in every way. The combination of Goku and Vegeta through the Fusion dance is expertly captured in this action figure. From the muscular build to the intricate details of their iconic outfits, every aspect of the character design is spot-on. My son was immediately drawn to the figure’s dynamic pose, which perfectly conveys the power and intensity of these two legendary warriors joining forces. One of the standout features of this action figure is the muscle build-up system, which adds an extra layer of realism to the character. The interchangeable effect parts allow for endless customization, allowing my son to recreate his favorite fight scenes from the series. Whether it’s unleashing a Kamehameha wave or charging up a Final Flash attack, the possibilities are truly endless. In terms of quality, this action figure does not disappoint. The packaging is sleek and well-designed, ensuring that the product arrives in pristine condition. The included instruction manual made assembly a breeze, and my son was able to start playing with his new figure in no time. As for durability, the figure has held up remarkably well to my son’s enthusiastic play sessions. Despite being made of plastic, it feels sturdy and well-made, giving me confidence that it will withstand years of active play. Overall, the Goku and Vegeta Fusion Action Figure has been a huge hit in our household. Not only does it capture the spirit of Dragon Ball Z with its attention to detail and dynamic design, but it also provides endless entertainment for fans of all ages. Whether displayed proudly on a shelf or engaged in epic battles, this action figure is sure to bring joy and excitement to any Dragon Ball Z enthusiast. Highly recommended!

This might be on of my favorites in the series. I'd been meaning to get Gogeta here for a little while, and he did not disappoint. The sculpt is solid and most of if not all of the parts are unique to the build including his attack piece bei g a Finall Kamahamaha blast instead of a beam. I used some paint to touch him up, but the default model looks fine without any extra touch ups, the only decal is his tongue in the screaming face. His legs are on a ball joint this time around so he might just be one of the most articulated of the Dragon Ball models. Over all a great model that was worth every penny.

Picked up this kit as it looked like a great interpretation of the famous anime character. It's a good looking, easy to assemble kit that is a great resemblance to the anime. The accessories (an energy ball, a Kamehameha blast, and stand) are good additions although the stand leaves something to be desired as although it can hold the figure its tenuous at best. Poseability is good you can get some great action poses, including a likeness of Goku's combat stance and he can hold the Kamehameha charge readily. The biggest quirk to this kit is the included stand. While the stand can support the figure and has an attachment to do so, the support is flimsy and can't be used without the figure's feet as additional balance points. The feet are a little small to allow to much floor/ground based posing but the figure can be manipulated into a number of poses and shots. If you do pick this up, I recommend a figure stand to help with posing.

Great model kit, super accurate and very easy to build, must buy for model kits. Comes with a stand for blast effects but can be used for the figure itself. (Many look a little funny in my photos but thats because i am not good at taking photos)

This kit is not bad. I wanted to get it to have it next to the my ssblue gogeta. The first thing I will say about it is that I wish the faces it had were a little different. I am not a fan of the cocky gogeta face and I do not want the charging face. I like the simple gogeta ssblue face and wish it had that. The kit is not too hard to build. It has a lot of access parts due to it using the same pieces as the super saiyan blue kit so just expect to have excess amount of pieces. The pieces are well made for the most part and easy to trim off the knubs. In terms of posing the figure, it is not too difficult but the shoulder piece is a bit too loose. It falls off easily and does not look very nice when you have the arms extended up. That being said, you cannot really have the arms extending up because the shoulder piece will come off which is a negative side for me. It does come with gogeta's blast move. The blast ball is easy to assemble and has a stand that can be adjusted to how you wish so you can have it facing down and up. It does not come with a stand to have gogeta on so just be aware of that. The figure stands pretty tall. All the pieces other than the shoulder are pretty secure for the most part. The figure is show accurate from what I can tell. The tail can be moved a little bit in terms of position but you cannot orient the tail itself. Overall the figure is not too bad. I do like it for my gogeta collection although I am not a fan of GT I did like gogeta ss4 in the heroes series. It comes with different hand accessories so you are able to change it out to just palm so he can be put in the "blast" pose. The only thing is that the shoulder could be a better design where it does not easily fall off whenever you move it around.

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Frieza is such an iconic character and this figure does him justice. I bought this not realizing that I had to build it, and I'm glad I did. It's crazy how intricate an action figure like this is. Anyway, the final product looks fantastic. He has open hands (like when they shoot energy blasts) fists and a right hand that points. It also comes with 2 heads (one calm and one smirking), an energy ball and the energy shot he does with his finger. The energy attacks have a stand and the energy ball specifically has an attachment for his arm. So, this is an action figure that shouldn't be played with because his torso and arms can pop off rather easily. Too easily for my liking but I don't really play with them anyway. He stays in any pose you want and is light so a stand can easily hold him. Even though he's a bit fragile, he looks awesome, has cool accessories and was only 20 dollars. Definitely worth the money and deserves the highest rating.

This is my first Bandai Figure-Rise Standard model kit, though far from my first model kit. This review will be from the perspective of an avid Gundam model kit (Gunpla) builder. From a complexity standpoint I was surprised to discover that this wasn't as complicated as a modern Gundam High Grade -- close, but more in line with an SD kit than anything. The build was pretty quick, about a half hour using clippers and without stopping to clean up nub marks. The instruction booklet has big pictures and simple steps with clear direction indicators, but your mileage will vary if you give this kit to a young child to build. If you're going to build it and gift it to a child to play with, I would suggest gluing some of the parts together so smaller bits don't end up where they shouldn't be. Model kits generally arent built to be as durable as an action figure. St Okay, next I want to cover other important points: presentation, accuracy, playability, value. Does this figure look like Ultra Instinct Goku from the DBS anime or manga? Arguable either way since the quality of the artwork/animation for DBS wasnt exactly always consistent. However, using promo artwork and this model kit''s box art for reference, I'd say the final built model captures the spirit of the DBS artwork, but isn't quite as accurate as say, an SH Figuarts action figure would be. Still, this is easily recognizable as UI Goku. Next, how aesthetically pleasing is the built model after a straight build? Hmmm...a bit plain. I know in terms of design and complexity, Figure-Rise was limited to the design of this version of Goku...which is just a barechested Goku with silver hair. Not as complicated as, say, Trunks or Piccolo, etc, who have many more colors to work with. That being said, I think Bandai could have given us more color-separated parts so that we A) didn't have to rely on the limited stickers and B) didn't have to use paint. Inside the box a small sheet of red stickers is provided to cover the red striping on Goku's shoes. That's it. That''s fine and good, but there's one area that they should have moulded into a separate piece: the ripped second layer of Goku's outfit hanging off of his waist. In the anime and artwork, there should be a layer of orange ripped fabric under the top blue layer of clothing. Here it's just one thick piece of solid blue plastic. A little disappointing. The best part is the head. I love how the eyes and hair are done. Everything else is pretty basic and looks pretty bare without extra work applied. i painted mine. Left is before, right is after. I used a brown Gundam Real Touch Marker and a Q-trip to do some weathering/shading work on Goku's musculature and pants, then a red paint marker for the red stripes on his shoes. Finally, i used a Tamiya Weathering Master pigment kit (Gun Metal) to shade his hair. I'm not expert on model kit painting but I think with just a bit of extra work you can get a much more presentable final model out of this kit. Thank you for reading. I bought mine from Amazon for $28 and at that price I would say it's worth the entry cost. It's about as much as a standard High Grade Gundam kit and the final product stands taller than most HG kits and closer to a Master Grade kit. They even included parts to build a kamehameha charge and blast accessory effects with most SH Figuarts Dragon Ball figures don't include at easily twice the price of the average Figure-Rise model kit. That's pretty impressive. Do I recommend this kit? Absolutely, though I would just as strongly suggest going the extra step and painting/weathering the model after to get the most out of it.