Dragon Ball Toys

FAQ - Dragon Ball Toys

What's in the Toys section?

Plush toys, puzzles, building blocks, costumes and cosplay, and card binders. It's the part of the catalog you handle and use, as opposed to what you wear or decorate with.

What age is it suitable for?

It depends on the item, not the section. Plush toys are suitable for the youngest; building blocks and puzzles contain small parts and are aimed more at children old enough to put them together; collectible figures, found in another section, are not toys.

Do the costumes run large or small?

Like the rest of our clothing, they follow Asian sizing and often run small. A costume needs to fit over your clothes: it's better to size up than the other way around, and the measurements are listed on every product page.

What is a card binder?

A binder with pockets designed to store and protect a card collection. It's sold empty or with a number of pockets specified on the product page; the cards themselves are not included.

How many pieces do the puzzles have?

The number varies from one model to another and determines the difficulty as much as the size once assembled. Both details are on the product page: the piece count and the final dimensions.

Which characters are available as plush toys?

Mostly Goku, as a kid or an adult, and creatures from the saga like Shenron. Plush toys favor round silhouettes: not every character lends itself to them.

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The Dragon Ball Toys section brings together things you handle and use, as opposed to things you wear or decorate with: plush toys, puzzles, building blocks, costumes and card binders.

AGE DEPENDS ON THE ITEM, NOT THE SECTION 🧸

Plush toys suit the youngest kids, as long as you choose fully embroidered models. Building blocks and puzzles contain small parts and are aimed at children old enough to assemble them. Collectible figures, which have their own section, aren’t toys at all.

PUZZLES: TWO NUMBERS TO CHECK 🧩

The piece count sets the difficulty; the finished dimensions set the size of the table you’ll need. Both are on the product page. A detail few people see coming: for the same number of pieces, large areas of solid color are much harder than detailed scenes.

THE CARD BINDER COMES EMPTY 🗂️

It’s a binder with sleeves designed to protect a collection you already own: no cards are included. Choose it by its capacity — 400 or 900 cards — rather than by its cover.

COSTUMES RUN SMALL 📏

Like all the clothing in our catalog, they follow Asian sizing, and a costume has to fit over your clothes. Aim for room, not a snug fit: the measurements are listed on each product page.

PLUSH TOYS AND THEIR SHAPES 🐉

Mostly Goku, as a kid or an adult, and creatures from the saga like Shenron. Plush toys favor round shapes: not every character lends itself to that, which is why the section isn’t an exact mirror of the catalog.

Something to play with, build, collect or dress up in: explore the Dragon Ball toys. ⚡

No need to summon Shenron to grant a young fan's wish: our Dragon Ball toys section brings together puzzles, plush toys, costumes, a building block set and binders to store your cards, from Goku to Beerus.

For bedtime cuddles, head to our Dragon Ball plush toys; to put on Vegeta's Saiyan armor or Bulma's dress, make your way to the Dragon Ball costumes and cosplay; and for rainy afternoons, the Dragon Ball puzzles are waiting for you.