Dragon Ball Z - Great Ape Son Goku figure (The Chronicle of Goku), Ichibansho

Thinking back to Goku’s early full-moon transformations, this giant ape form is one of the most unforgettable images. This official Great Ape Son Goku (The Chronicle of Goku) figure portrays him as an Oozaru, in a PVC statue about 26 cm tall. Part of Bandai’s Ichibansho line, it captures him mid-roar, both arms raised high over his head as he towers over everything around him.

In the story, this Great Ape form reveals Goku’s true Saiyan nature: overwhelming power that he can’t control, turning him into a destructive monster whenever he looks at the moon. It’s a side of him that terrifies enemies and allies alike. The figure leans into that raw fury: mouth wide open, muscles flexed and an aggressive stance that makes it feel like he’s in the middle of a thunderous roar, moments away from smashing the ground or whatever stands before him.

The sculpt shows him as a huge, gorilla-like creature covered in dark brown fur over a heavily muscled body with massive chest and shoulders. His face blends ape features with Saiyan details: a long snout, pointed ears, fierce red eyes and sharp teeth clearly visible inside the open jaws. Both arms are raised with clenched beige fists, thick fingers and dark claws, while his powerful legs end in large feet with dark toenails. His furry tail extends behind him in a curved shape. The wide, grounded stance gives the figure an imposing look and solid stability when displayed.

Product Features

• License: Dragon Ball

• Collection: Ichibansho

• Character: Great Ape Son Goku (The Chronicle of Goku)

• Height: approx. 26 cm

• Material: PVC

• Manufacturer: Bandai