Bandai Tamashii Nations S.H. Figuarts Bulma Motorcycle Capsule No.9



Recommended retail price: 99,99 €−13% vs recommended retail priceManufacturer's suggested retail price
Spedito mar 3 nov · consegna 4–5 nov
Inside S.H. Figuarts Capsule No. 9, Bulma's Hoipoi motorcycle is set to come alive with the same rebellious energy as the original Dragon Ball. It's not just a vehicle: it's the icon of Capsule Corp's freedom, ready to roar on your display and rekindle the nostalgia of every fan of the series.


The Scene
This reproduction captures the iconic moment of Bulma's debut as an adventurer, faithful to her first appearance in episode 1 of the animated series Dragon Ball (1986). The scene depicts the Hoipoi Motorcycle Capsule No. 9 at its peak showcase, exactly as shown in the classic anime, giving collectors a direct window into that pivotal chapter of the saga. This is not a modern variant but a faithful visual transposition of the original design that marked the beginning of Goku and Bulma's journey, preserving the discovery atmosphere and retro aesthetic of Toei Animation's golden age.

The Character
The value of this sculpture lies in its ability to crystallize the exact moment when the Dragon Ball universe came into being. Bulma is not just a supporting character, but the intellectual and narrative spark that would not exist without, her invention of the Dragon Radar is the catalyst event that draws Goku out of the forest and sets an adventure that redefined the shōnen genre. This S.H. Figuarts edition specifically celebrates the pre-Z era, a period in Akira Toriyama's work characterized by a more whimsical tone and a strong emphasis on exploration, elements often overlooked in high-budget character representations. For collectors, owning this version means preserving the memory of an era where Toriyama's retro technology and Bulma's adventurous spirit defined the series' identity, offering narrative depth that transcends mere character aesthetics.

Why Collect It
For purists of the S.H. Figuarts line, Capsule No. 9 is not a simple accessory but a key piece for completing the visual narrative of the franchise. It allows the precise surgical recreation of the origins scene, elevating the display from a mere exhibition to a scenic installation that captures the very essence of Goku and Bulma's journey. Owning this piece means holding a fragment of the history that defined the action manga genre worldwide, ensuring a collection value that transcends the simple exhibition object. It is the element that turns the statue into a tangible memory of that first, unforgettable encounter, destined to remain intact over time thanks to Bandai's finishing quality.


