Dragon Ball Finally Gives Goku the Upgrade Fans Waited 37 Years For

Premium Bandai is giving Dragon Ball Z fans an absolute must-have upgrade for their personal collections.

As seen on the official Dragon Ball website, collectors can finally add a revamped Acrylic Logo Display EX to their displays, and it is by far the best version of the product yet. Available via pre-order through Premium Bandai until July 5, the Acrylic Logo Display EX: Dragon Ball standee adds an extra layer to any collection or display, as seen in the images below.

Fans Only Have Weeks Left to Upgrade Their Dragon Ball Collection

The official product announcement from the Dragon Ball website reads, “Acrylic Logo Display EX is a series of products that you can display to add flair to a room or to level up your collection! Unlike ordinary acrylic stands, their thickness and polished finish give it a striking presence and luxurious feel. It offers a myriad of display possibilities as you can decorate with it as-is or add it to your larger collection!”

The Acrylic Logo Display EX: Dragon Ball standee may not seem like the hottest item of the Summer, but it is a long-overdue update to a classic design that fans and collectors alike have been in desperate need of, especially when so many incredible new Dragon Ball figures have been released so recently. In the past few months, Bandai has unveiled all manner of upcoming collectibles, including what will surely be some highly sought-after collectibles.

In early June, Bandai gave fans their first look at the next round of exclusive Dragon Ball figures from S.H.Figuarts, which includes a whole trio of Super Saiyans. These San Diego Comic-Con exclusives consist of S.H.Figuart renditions of Super Saiyan Gotenks, Super Saiyan God Gogeta, and Super Saiyan Son Goku in his diminutive form from Dragon Ball DAIMA.

Fan-favorite Saiyans Giblet and Shallot of Dragon Ball Legends fame have also received new figures from S.H.Figuarts this year, much to the delight of gamers around the world who have been missing out on such high-quality collectibles of such underrated characters. Each figure stands at roughly 5.7 inches tall, with pitch-perfect detailing to recreate the characters’ iconic looks from the game.

Bandai Namco Entertainment recently celebrated the eighth anniversary of Dragon Ball Legends with the release of the “An Unpredictable 8th Anniversary” television special, which offered audiences all kinds of insight into the franchise, not to mention special performances unlike any they have seen before. Among these was a rendition of “Blizzard,” the opening theme from 2018’s Dragon Ball Super: Broly, by artist Daichi Miura, performed against a backdrop of clips from the film, whose characters have also been given the Premium Bandai treatment this year.

The Acrylic Logo Display EX: Dragon Ball is currently available for pre-order via Premium Bandai up through July 5.