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Cell Art of Dragon Ball Z Trunks M2

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Description

【Extremely Rare Set】This is a very rare item consisting of Dragon Ball Z Trunks cell art plus original line art (reference material) from Capsule Corporation.
Description: This exceptional set contains a cell art picture and a **valuable line art (production material)** that share the same pose, allowing a glimpse into the anime production process.
This cell art is an authentic original used in the actual television animation production. It is not a reproduction cell.
Condition of the line art: There is slight fading in the outline due to aging, but it does not detract from Trunks' expression or composition.
Condition of the paint: There are no paint chips, large cracks, or mold, maintaining its state very well since manufacturing.
Other: It has been carefully stored in a dedicated file in a dark place. For more details, please refer to the images.
Note: As this is a precious collection that rarely circulates, please bid only if you agree to the price. No claims or returns, thank you.

Cell Art of Dragon Ball Z Trunks M2

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180,000 Yen ($1176.47)

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Collector Commentary

This extremely rare Dragon Ball Z Trunks cell art, originally produced by Capsule Corporation, offers a unique glimpse into the anime's production process, making it highly sought after by collectors. As one of the main characters from the iconic 1996 series, Trunks commands significant demand, especially for original animation materials that showcase his distinctive design. The preservation in excellent condition, despite minor fading on the line art, enhances its collectability, as many pieces from this era have not survived in such pristine states. Given the typical pricing for similar authentic art in Japan, this piece is positioned well within the market, reflecting the enduring popularity of the franchise among collectors.