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Dragon Ball Z : Tobikkiri no Saikyou tai Saikyou - Cooler - Ichiban Kuji - Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball History of The Film (C Prize) - Masterlise (Bandai Spirits)Cooler · Bandai Spirits
Cooler from Dragon Ball Z : Tobikkiri no Saikyou tai Saikyou
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Height250 mm
First releaseAug 2022
ManufacturerBandai Spirits
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About this figure
Bandai Spirits presents Cooler from the Dragon Ball Z film Tobikkiri no Saikyou tai Saikyou as the C Prize in the Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball History of The Film lineup under the Masterlise series. The figure stands approximately 250mm tall and is made from ABS and PVC. Cooler is the elder brother of Frieza and the primary antagonist of the fifth Dragon Ball Z film. Unlike his brother, Cooler possesses an additional transformation beyond his final form, achieving an even more powerful state that pushes Goku to his limits. The Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Back to the Film series celebrated characters from across Dragon Ball movie history, with the lineup specifically praised for the volume and presence of its Cooler figure. The Masterlise line represents Bandai Spirits' premium Ichiban Kuji figure brand, emphasizing high-quality sculpting and paint applications. This Masterlise figure stands 250mm tall and is constructed from ABS and PVC, capturing Cooler's menacing presence with detailed modeling that showcases the character's full cinematic impact.
- Classification
- Prize Figure
- Characters
- Coolermain
- Company
- Bandai Spiritsmanufacturer
- Materials
- ABS, PVC
- Dimensions
- H 250 mm
Edition history
Releases 1 edition(s)
Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.
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asPrize (Japan)
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