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S.H.Figuarts Bandai Tamashii Nations Freeza (Freiza) Final Form Dragonball Z Action Figure Review

One of the most iconic villains from Dragonball Z has been made into an SH Figuarts Action Figure.

The S.H. Figuarts Final Form Freeza is an SDCC exclusive and unlike the Son Goku Super Saiyan Awakening S.H Figuarts Figure, he comes with tons of accessories. There is a stone base stand for re-enacting the battleground on Planet Namek, a death beam and death ball energy piece, 2 tails with one that can be used to strangle his opponents, 3 changeable heads with different facial expressions, changeable hands and feet and a figure stand. That's a lot of accessories and many possibilities for posing.

I like the inclusion of the stone base a lot and the pose above is pretty iconic. This is a scene from the Dragonball Z manga after Frieza was hit by Son Goku's Spirit Ball. He survived the attack but was seriously injured and now he is pissed off. This was right before Frieza killed Piccolo and Krilin which was the triggering point for Goku to become Super Saiyan for the first time. Compare the S.H. Figuarts Final Form Freeza with this scene from the manga and you can tell that it is pretty spot on.





Notice the tail accessory that is coiled at the end? That comes from the following scene. So you see, the S.H. Figuarts Final Form Freeza really respected the source material and offers many possibilities for re-enacting scenes from the original Dragonball Z manga.




In terms of size, he is about the size of Gohan and much shorter than Super Saiyan Goku. This is made to scale so there should not be any complains. Furthermore, the many accessories really make up for it.



The S.H. Figuarts Final Form Freeza is another hard to get figure and is available for sale on Amazon.com. Despite the high price, he has received a score of 4.6/5 with 55 customer reviews.

Here are some of the things said by people who bought the S.H. Figuarts Final Form Freeza.
  • I had no problem shelling out the extra coin for Lord Frieza! 
  • The most iconic villain in DBZ captured perfectly here
  •  I can see why so many people have said this is the best SH Figuarts DBZ figure. It was worth every cent.
Head over to Amazon.com to read more reviews on the S.H. Figuarts Final Form Freeza.
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