Dragon Ball Chibi Figures

This collection brings together Dragon Ball chibi figurines: Goku, Vegeta and the Saiyan warriors in SD style, in desktop format.

A series that invented its own chibi

Akira Toriyama was already drawing his characters in distorted versions in the manga gags, long before SD became a product category. Dragon Ball chibi figurines therefore betray nothing: they adopt a style that the author himself practiced.

The orange gi, spiky hair and Saiyan armor remain perfectly legible at this scale. It's one of the licenses where reduction works best.

Collect transformations in miniature

What the large format range allows — following a character through their forms — becomes much more accessible in chibi: several states of Goku side by side fit in the space of a single large statue.

Each product sheet specifies dimensions, material and pose based on real photos, with tracked delivery to France, Belgium and Switzerland.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Super Saiyan hairs hold up well in small format?
This is the weak point of these pieces: fine tips on a small head. They are molded in one piece with the skull, but remain the part to handle with the most caution.

Does a chubby chibi count as SD style?
Yes. SD distorts body proportions, not just head size: a character made deliberately round and short falls into the same category, even without a characteristic big head.

Are crystal balls provided with the figurines?
When they are part of the piece, they are described on the product sheet. These are frequent accessories for this license, and a good way to link several figurines in the same scene.

Also explore: all our chibi figurines, Dragon Ball figurines in large format, or Naruto chibis. Our transformation guide reviews the history of Super Saiyan.