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Description
Dragon Ball Animation Cell
This item includes a cel with an accompanying color copy background; however, no background is attached. It may show some wrinkles from the plastic, but unless stated otherwise in the description, these are not damages from the cell itself.
The cels and production drawings are materials used in the production of the anime. Therefore, there may be scuffs, scratches, slight dirt, and paint loss due to aging. Please bid only if you understand these production materials.
Background art is only noted to match accurately if it is confirmed to do so.
Shipping: Yu-Pack, size 80.
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Dragon Ball Cell Art #2 - Original Production Drawing with Illustrations and Reference Materials
Sold For
120,000 Yen ($784.31)
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2026-05-10 22:26:52 JST
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Collector Commentary
This Dragon Ball production cel featuring Cell is a compelling piece for collectors, showcasing the artistry behind one of the most influential franchises in anime history, which originally aired in Japan during the late 1980s. Animation cels from this iconic series are increasingly sought after due to their rarity and the cultural impact of characters like Cell, who has a dedicated following among fans of the series. Produced in Japan, this item carries the hallmark of authenticity and has aged with typical signs of use, which are often considered acceptable in the collector's market as part of its history. The current bid aligns with established pricing trends for similar production art in Japan, reflecting the persistent demand for high-quality, original animation materials from this beloved IP.