Collection: Master Roshi

Dragon Ball Luggage Cover - Goku and Master Roshi

Master Roshi, or Muten Rōshi, is Goku and Krillin's teacher, and the creator of the most-worn symbol in the entire saga: the Kame symbol.

THE KAME SYMBOL, EVERYWHERE 🐢

It's the symbol he has embroidered on his students' gi, and it has become Dragon Ball's trademark. In our catalog, you'll find it on T-shirts, shorts, caps, mugs, boxer briefs and backpacks — often without the character himself being shown.

THE CHARACTER AND HIS STYLE 😎

Dark sunglasses, bald head, cane and flowered shirt: Master Roshi is an instantly recognizable figure, and he carries the saga's humor. The mugs and luggage covers in this collection happily play on that side of him.

THE TRAINING SCENES 🔥

Several posters in the catalog show him with his students: training with Master Roshi is one of the recurring themes in our Dragon Ball Posters section, and it's a choice that speaks to anyone who has followed the saga since the very beginning.

WHICH SECTIONS YOU’LL FIND HIM IN 🔎

Mugs, luggage covers, sweaters, caps, boxer briefs, slippers, rugs, costumes, keychains, beanies. The symbol itself goes far beyond this list — that's what makes this character one of the most present in the catalog, even when he doesn't appear himself.

WEARING THE KAME INSTEAD OF THE CHARACTER 👕

It's the most common way to show off this collection: the symbol alone, on a plain background, can be worn every day without giving anything away to people who don't know the saga. A Kame symbol T-shirt and a portrait T-shirt aren't meant for the same thing — the first goes with everything, the second gets noticed. Both styles coexist in the catalog.

The master and his symbol: explore the Master Roshi collection. ⚡


Martial arts master and inventor of the Kamehameha, the old hermit of Kame House gets his very own Master Roshi collection: costume, beanie, throw blanket, mugs, a sweatshirt with the Kame symbol and even boxer briefs.

He didn't train just one student: find Goku's fellow trainee in the Krillin collection, then follow the one he gave the Flying Nimbus to in the Goku collection.