Lego Reveals Dragon Ball Shenron and Goku Set for November 4
The set extends Lego's push into anime licensing beyond One Piece and KPop Demon Hunters, and lands weeks before Dragon Ball Super: Beerus begins airing on Fuji TV on October 11.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Lego Japan pulled the wraps off the Lego Icons Dragon Ball Shenron & Goku set, days after teasing it on September 22. The set ships on November 4 for US$179.99, with Lego Insider early access on November 1. It carries 1,764 pieces, the seven Dragon Balls, and a Kid Goku minifigure that can be repositioned on the model. Lego Japan quoted Shenron's line about granting one wish.
Lego Japan first teased the set on September 22, then confirmed the contents and the US$179.99 price. The model holds 1,764 pieces, the seven Dragon Balls, and Son Goku riding his Kintoun cloud, with a Kid Goku minifigure the builder can move around the set. Lego framed those placement options as a way to honour the bond between Goku and Shenron and let fans shape their own display. The announcement follows Lego's One Piece sets and its KPop Demon Hunters set, and sits ahead of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus on Fuji TV on October 11.
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- Anime News Network Interest Lego Unveils Dragon Ball's Shenron Set