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- Dragon Ball’s S.H.Figuarts Son Goku & Dragon has been announced with colors inspired by the Tokyo store’s statue.
- The set includes Goku, a dragon, accessories and a logo base for ¥8,800 including tax in Japan.
- The DRAGON BALL STORE TOKYO exclusive is planned for November 2026, with possible future sales through other channels.
S.H.Figuarts Son Goku & Dragon –DRAGON BALL STORE Exclusive Edition– pairs the young Goku with a coiled green dragon. Announced as a DRAGON BALL STORE TOKYO exclusive, the set features colors inspired by the standing statue inside the shop.

Snackgirls react
Kirari: That orange-and-green contrast makes me want to take photos. I’d try a low angle to fit Goku, the dragon and the logo base into one shot.
Red: I want to try a few Goku poses with the Power Pole and tail. I’m curious how the three cloud-shaped supports fit into the setup, too.
Orange and green, framed by a logo base
Goku’s orange outfit stands out against the dragon’s green scales, with white cloud forms beneath them. The circular yellow-and-orange base completes the display with store-inspired coloring and a printed DRAGON BALL STORE logo.
The set includes two types of replacement hands for each side, a Power Pole set and a tail part, offering details to work with when posing Goku. A replacement sash part, a replacement back-fin part for the dragon and three cloud-shaped support rods are included too.

A November release for the Tokyo store
The Japan release is planned for November 2026, priced at ¥8,800 including tax. The articulated figure is made from PVC and ABS, and the official specifications list a height of approximately 75 mm.
The product page does not give an exact release day. Although announced as a Tokyo store exclusive, the manufacturer leaves open the possibility of future sales through other channels in Japan or overseas, or under different terms.

Sources and date: 2026-11-01

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