Bandai Tamshii Nations S.H Figuarts Dragonball Z Son Goku Super Saiyan Warrior Awakening Action Figure Review

This version of the S.H. Figuarts Super Saiyan Awakening Son Goku depicts his first transformation into a Super Saiyan during his battle with Freeza on the Planet Namek.

The detailing is superb and I especially like the battle damaged effects he has on his clothing after his intense battle with Final Form Freeza.

In terms of accessories, the S.H. Figuarts Super Saiyan Awakening Son Goku comes with 2 additional interchangeable faces to show different facial expressions. There is a normal cool looking face, an angry face with him baring his teeth and one best used with the Kame-Hame-Ha as seen below.

I think SH Figurarts figures are of pretty high quality and they have gotten the face right for Son Goku. Many of my Dragonball Z Toys from my childhood did not have this level of quality and i had to bear with figures just barely resembling Goku. Well, not any more with the S.H. Figuarts Dragonball Z line.

There are also 8 interchangeable hands for you to pose with so that you can execute his Kame-Hame-Ha, simple punching or clasping his fists. Other than that, the S.H. Figuarts Super Saiyan Awakening Son Goku is fun to play with and I can't wait to get my hands on Final Form Freeza to re-enact this epic battle.

The great pity is however, that the Bandai Tamashii Nations Yellow Energy Aura is sold seperately so when you open up your S.H. Figuarts Super Saiyan Awakening Son Goku, you might get a little disappointed with the lack of accessories.

Thankfully, the Bandai Tamashii Nations Yellow Energy Aura is not too expensive, costing an additional $15 dollars so I guess I can bear with it. It is obviously a tactic to generate more sales so there is no point in getting into big complaints over these things.

The S.H. Figurats Dragonball Z figures are getting very good reviews on Amazon.com. Currently, the S.H. Figuarts Super Saiyan Awakening Son Goku is getting a score of 4.8/5 with 52 customers reviews.

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