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Toy Review: SH Figuarts Nappa Dragon Ball Z Action Figure - Bandai Tamashii Nations

The S.H. Figuarts Nappa Dragonball Z Figure is beautifully sculpted and really captures his destructive, violent and cocky personality. The thing about S.H Figuarts Dragonball Z figure is that all of them replicate expressions of the characters really well and it really feels like you interacting with the actual characters from the manga when you play with the figures.

 Nappa was an elite Saiyan soldier from Planet Vegeta and Vegeta's partner in combat in the Dragonball Z manga.  Vegeta and Nappa received a distress call from Raditz ( Son Goku's biological brother ) when he was defeated by Piccolo and Goku. They then got wind of the existence of the Dragonballs and decided to attack Planet Earth.

The S.H. Figuarts Nappa Dragonball Z Figure comes with a display stand and an effect part for his Blazing Storm Attack which is great because S.H Figuarts Dragonball Z figures rarely come with additional effect parts.


The interchangeable hand parts that come with the S.H. Figuarts Nappa Dragonball Z Figure also includes this accessory where Nappa raises his index and middle finger towards a point target which enables him to launch his Volcano Explosion attack. When Vegeta and Nappa first landed on Earth, Nappa destroyed an entire city with this attack and was warned by Vegeta not to go overboard as he might accidentally destroy the Dragonballs.




I like the size of the S.H. Figuarts Nappa Dragonball Z Figure as it is usually interesting to have toy figures of different sizes to add more variety to my toy display. Nappa towers over Vegeta and it's really cool to have these two Saiyan warriors on display.

The S.H. Figuarts Nappa Dragonball Z Figure comes with the following

  • Nappa comes with interchangeable hand parts (right x3, left x2),
  • Interchangeable face parts (x3), 
  • Effect parts, and display stage 
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