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Toy Review: Bandai Tamashii Nations S.H. Figuarts Piccolo Dragonball Z Action Figure

The S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure is a fantastic figure at a fantastic price. First released in Novemeber 2009, this figure had a recommended retail price of USD$45. Surprisingly, this beautiful S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure and can still be found on Amazon.com at a very reasonably $35 dollars at the point of writing.


Looking closely at the S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure, you can tell that Bandai did a fantastic job and they really captured the feel of Piccolo very well. The figure itself stands at around 170mm and comes with many accessories that you can mix and match, making it a very fun figure to have. He comes with interchangeable hands, face and his iconic costume with turban and cape. 

Also, I think Piccolo looks very nice with folded arms which is also included. The S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure is very articulated and the joints are smooth, making posing easy. 



A small regret is that the S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure does not come with any energy effects even though he has the interchangeable hand that depicts him "charging up" for his most powerful attack, the Special Beam Cannon or the Makankosappo which roughly translates to Demonic Penetrating Light Death Cannon". There are some custom made energy effects like this one that you can get off Ebay or other custom websites.


Paint job wise, the figure is top notch and very well detailed. In terms of colour scheme, the S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure is using the manga colour instead of the anime colour which means that his arm muscles are painted yellow instead of pink. If you want the anime colour version, you will have to go for the SDCC Exclusive S.H Figuarts Piccolo which costs roughly 3 times the price.


On a personal level, I quite like Piccolo as a Dragonball Z character because he is cool headed and often acts like a tactician. Besides, he is one of the most powerful Z warrior, discounting all the Saiyans of course.


The S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure is an amazing toy figure and I strongly recommend it to all S.H Figuarts collectors. Besides, the low price of USD$35 offers a pretty low entry price for such a beautifully made toy figure.

Check out what other buyers are saying about the S.H Figuarts Piccolo figure. He currently holds a score of 4.6/5 with 111 customer reviews on Amazon.com
  • Super High Quality!
  • Like all figurarts figures it is incredibly detailed and extremely posable
  • The attention to detail deserves a whole army of thumbs up.
  • If you're gonna buy a Piccolo figure, get this one for sure. It's amazing
  • An incredible level of articulation leads to virtually endless possibilities in terms of poses/stance

Product Details

 Name: S.H Figuarts Piccolo

Material(s): ABS, PVC

Original Price: ¥3500 (45.00USD)

Release date: November 2009

Height: 170 mm (6.6 in)

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