Kid Goku and Krillin Tenkaichi Budokai Dragon Ball JW Studio PVC Figure Set

Two of the most beloved characters from the early years of Dragon Ball return to their roots with this set of kid Goku and Krillin figures, inspired by their appearance at the legendary Tenkaichi Budokai.

The composition shows both disciples of Master Roshi in the classic Turtle School uniform, from a time when Dragon Ball still revolved around training, martial arts tournaments and the adventures of a young Goku who was only beginning to discover how far his strength could take him.

Krillin adopts a low, aggressive fighting stance, fist ready and with an expression that perfectly reflects his personality in the early tournaments. Beside him, Kid Goku is caught mid-motion, suspended above the platform as he prepares his next attack, even keeping his Saiyan tail.

The bases recreate the stone floor of the Tenkaichi Budokai, including the inscription 天下一武道会 on the front, the original name of the World Martial Arts Tournament. This detail makes the bases part of the scene itself and reinforces the nostalgic feel of the set.

Beyond the fighting, the piece recalls one of the most important relationships in the whole saga. Goku and Krillin began as rivals while training under Kame-Sen'nin, but ended up as inseparable companions. Their training, carrying milk, working the fields and passing Master Roshi's trials, prepared both of them to face the best fighters in the world for the first time.

The sculpt embraces the proportions and expressions of classic Dragon Ball, reproducing Goku's black hair, Krillin's shaved head, the red Turtle School uniforms and the exaggerated poses typical of the early stages of the manga and anime.

Made in high-quality PVC by JW Studio, the figures stand approximately 21 and 14 cm tall, forming an especially appealing set for those who want to bring the essence of the first Tenkaichi Budokai tournaments and one of the most nostalgic eras of Dragon Ball into their collection.