Dragon Ball is supported for a long time by not only boys but also girls. This time, we introduce plush mascots with plastic hooks featuring the familiar characters in deformed style. If you attach them to your bag or pouch, you can always be with your favorite character. With a wide variety of lineups, it will be hard to decide which one to choose.
Hello! I’m Sekai, a virtual reporter for Perfect World Tokyo!
This time, I’ll introduce you to mascot plushies motif on Dragon Ball. Popular characters such as Son Goku and Vegeta appear in a rounded deformed style. You can decorate them on your desk or shelves, or attach them to your bag, and it seems like there are various ways to enjoy them.
First, I’d like to introduce Son Goku Plastic Hook Chibi Plushie, which is characterized by widely spread hair and sharp dignified eyebrows. With a design unique to the series where the head is greatly deformed, it retains Son Goku’s powerful charm while being cute and approachable.
When you think of Goku, it’s this orange Turtle School Uniform! Not only on the chest but also on the back, the character “悟” is written in large letters, so you can enjoy the back view as well.
The size is 12cm × 10cm × 5cm, which is a size that really catches the eye when attached to a bag or backpack. Thanks to its characteristic hairstyle, you can tell it’s Goku even from a distance. The design that combines coolness and approachability is something fans will want to carry around.
Same hairstyle but with a youthful look in the eyes, this is the Young Son Goku Chibi Plushie Mascot.
Features unique to young Goku such as a tail and the Power Pole are also faithfully reproduced! Many fans may feel nostalgic thinking back to the early series.
With a size that would work well with layering, it’s also cute to enjoy the young and teen periods as a set.
From here on, I’d like to show you all the other lineups besides Son Goku at once.
First is Son Gohan, Goku’s son. In his Super Saiyan form, his serious expression in battle mode is attractive.
Next is Piccolo. Actually, Piccolo has more female fans than male. The smug smile is so nice.
Next is Bulma. Designed to recreate her initial appearance, you’ll want to display her alongside young Goku. This item reminds us of the beginning of Dragon Ball’s adventure.
Next is Vegeta. He’s posed with a sharp expression, but thanks to the rounded deformed design, it feels oddly endearing. That gap is the wonderful point.
The lineup actually includes enemy characters too. Frieza, Cell, and Majin Buu also appear in deformed designs, making them irresistible to collect.
A total of 9 types of cute mascot plushies. Getting your favorite character as one and carrying it around is fun, and collecting the series such as Goku and Gohan, or Vegeta and Bulma to enjoy various combinations is one of the major charms of this series. Please be sure to check it out!
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