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| ・Dragon Ball Z Episode 280 "Vegeta Takes Off His Hat!! Goku You're Number One" SS3 Goku Majin Buu cel art (with original background) The fourth image is a screenshot from the actual anime broadcast scene. Please assess the condition of the item using the images provided. The cel is adhered to the acetate sheet. | ||
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Dragon Ball Z Episode 280 "Vegeta Takes Off His Hat!! Goku You're Number One" SS3 Goku Majin Buu Cel Art Original Drawing
Sold For
980,000 Yen ($6405.23)
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2026-05-10 22:54:39 JST
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Collector Commentary
This hand-drawn cel from Dragon Ball Z, specifically depicting Episode 280, highlights the iconic moment between Goku and Vegeta, showcasing the meticulous artistry of Akira Toriyama's beloved series. Originating in the late 1990s, these cels represent a significant piece of anime history, with original backgrounds increasing their collectability. The condition, with some expected wear, is typical for vintage items of this era; however, the authenticity and rarity of such artwork from Japan, particularly in relation to modern reproductions, make it a coveted piece for dedicated collectors. Given the growing interest in animated cels, this item reflects the high value and market demand among enthusiasts for authentic, hand-crafted anime memorabilia.