TOYS Desktop Real McCoy Dragonball Z Son Goku ver. 2.5 - Import Preorder US$56.90

Product Synopsis
   Goku puts the pedal to the metal in the repaint version of the Desktop Real McCoy Dragonball Z Son Goku toy where the spiky-haired saiyan mounts a bicycle as inspired by the cover of the original Dragonball Z manga (Vol. 34) illustrated by Akira Toriyama.

   Preorders are welcome to ship in late May 2015.

Product Specs
Manufacturer: Megahouse
Dimension: 28 x 19 x 12 cm (11.02 x 7.48 x 4.72")
Material: PVC
Japanese Title: デスクトップリアルマッコイ ドラゴンボールZ 孫悟空 ver.2.5
JAN Code: 4535123818523
Territory/Language: Japan

Dragon Ball Z 8M Memory Card for PS2 - Clearance

NCS Product Synopsis
Original Update: July 17, 2006
«©NCSX» It's unclear why Hori delayed the release of the DBZ 8M memory card instead of shipping it with Chou DBZ a few weeks ago but better late than never. A transparent crimson shell serves as the basic material for the Dragon Ball Z memory card. Upon its ruddy plastic face, Goku stands with arms crossed while his Super-Saiyan alter-ego snarls in the background and appears ready to launch a Kamehameha blast.
Along with the memory card, a carrying case and a pair of memory card decals are included inside the blister pack. Pricing is set at US$22.90 per unit which includes "free" shipping by USPS Media Mail within the U.S.

Dragonball Z Burst Limit - New Import, In Stock

Goku and Vegeta lead the cast of DBZ into battle once again with a new 3D fighting game installment - this time, it's the first DBZ brawler on the Playstation 3. Burst Limit follows in the footsteps of previous DBZ games where saiyan fly, soar through the sky, thrust earthward, and commence attacks on the ground or from the air.

New to the DBZ histrionics are "drama" events which are animated cut-scenes that are spliced right into the fighting action for seamless theatrics during the heat of battle. The use of bonus "drama pieces" also add to the fireworks. There's also a charge-up gauge dubbed the "Aura Spark" where a saiyan becomes a better being with more power, speed, and moxie. An online mode allows fighters across the globe to link up and battle each other. Early preorders will include a bonus setting data collection in 30% ratio for rabid fans to cherish. «NCS Game Notes»

Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai 2 + Bonus

From the Publisher

Dragon Ball Z®: Shin Budokai™ Another Road takes the intense fighting dynamics made popular in the 2006 hit game for the PSP® (Playstation Portable) system and takes it to new heights. Dragon Ball Z: Shin Budokai™ Another Road offers a completely new story following the favorite character, Trunks on his adventures fighting against his rival Majin Buu in the future. With thrilling combative gameplay such as counter-attacks, super high-speed bouts, flight and Ki energy management, gamers will have the power to play heroes and villains from the worlds of the DBZ, Dragon Ball GT and Dragon Ball movies. Are you ready?

Features
» 18 playable characters, including in-game transformations to more powerful forms

» 7 game modes, including new "what if" scenario telling the story of the future world of Trunks

» Each transformed character has differentiated moves and fighting styles

» Compelling single player mode that allows fans to relive the best Dragon Ball Z and GT battles

Dragon Ball Z Toothbrush + Case

Dental hygiene is an important part of life and kids have to learn early that brushing and flossing are necessary routines. To trick young'uns into brushing their teeth instead of playing video games, hand them a fun-looking toothbrush with battery-powered head and tell them that Goku will cry like a little girl if their teeth aren't clean. Or something like that. Three styles are on offer - red toothbrush with Son Gokou case, yellow toothbrush with Shenron case, and a blue toothbrush with a Son Gokou VS Vegeta case. Pricing is set US$12.50 per brush and preorders ship in June 2007.

Dragon Ball Z TV Game 2

When saiyan fight and pummel each other with turbo-powered punches and massive blasts, their arms and hands wave around with lively animation. Goku gesticulates like a champ when it's time to pull off the mighty Kamehameha. Late last year, Bandai released a TV game which used a motion sensor and hand transmitters to detect a player's punches and special attacks.

This year, DBZ loving couch potatoes and active fans alike will move their hands and act out attacks again with the DBZ tv game sequel. The hand transmitters are again used to relay a player's physical motion into virtual attacks. Housed in a compact box with plugs for the AC adapter and A/V cables, Bandai's new game uses Xavix technology to detect motion. When faced with an opponent on screen, pump your right fist forward and a punch will be thrown like magic. Pump again to chain a double punch. To squeeze out a laser blast, throw both hands forward with palms facing outwards and a streaming path of destructive light emanates forth. Additional moves may be performed by waving, shoving, thrusting, and other lively hand jive clowning.

Dragonball Z Sparking! Neo

Cel-shaded super saiyan bout it out in a blazing 3D fighting game where the air, land, and sea serve as the expansive battlefields upon which fighters mix it up, take flight, and hurl blasts of energy.

The latest DBZ game features over 120 super saiyan from Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Theater Edition. A total of 16 large battlefields allow fighters to soar and jet around as if they were starring in an episode of DBZ. The freedom of movement in Sparking! allows a fighter to dash away from a battle or close distances quickly. The Story Mode allows for character development and background storytelling, a Versus Mode pits players against each other, and a Tournament Mode starts off with eight fighters which eventually whittles down to two top bruisers. «NCS Game Notes»

All preorders will include a bonus Space Pod digital clock. While supplies last, we will also include the timepiece with new orders.