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| ●Cell art from the movie "Dragon Ball Z: Dragon Fist Explosion!! Who Will Do It If Goku Doesn't", featuring Super Saiyan 3 SS3 Goku. Regarding the condition of the item, please judge based on the images. The cell art has some wavy distortions. | ||
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Dragon Ball Z Movie: "Dragon Fist Explosion!! Who Will Do It If Goku Doesn't" Super Saiyan 3 SS3 Goku Cell Art by Akira Toriyama - Weekly Shonen Jump
Sold For
120,000 Yen ($784.31)
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Auction Ended
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End Time
2026-04-26 15:58:30 JST
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Collector Commentary
This vintage cell art from "Dragon Ball Z: Dragon Fist Explosion!! Who Will Do It If Goku Doesn't," featuring Super Saiyan 3 Goku, is a rare find for collectors, as it encapsulates both the iconic character designed by Akira Toriyama and a pivotal moment in the franchise's rich history, which first aired in the early 2000s. While the condition indicates some waves in the art, this limited edition piece showcases the high-quality production values typically associated with authentic Japanese anime merchandise, further enhancing its appeal. As collectors of original anime artworks prioritize condition and rarity, this piece, sourced from Japan, offers an authentic glimpse into the legacy of Dragon Ball Z and its enduring popularity, reflected in its current auction price of ¥120,000.