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Kamehameha! Bandai Tamashii Nations SH Figuarts Dragon Ball Z Toy Figure - Son Goku Super Saiyan 2.0 Cell Saga Review

The SH Figuarts Super Saiyan Son Gohan Action Figure is by far one of the best Dragon Ball Z figure in the Bandai Tamashii Nations line up. This action figure features Son Gohan in the Cell Saga in his battle damaged form. The SH Figuarts Dragon Ball Z Son Gohan toy figure also comes with 2 interchangeable hair which allows you to switch from his normal Super Saiyan Jin Form to the Super Saiyan Jin 2.0 SSJ2.


The rips and and tears on the SH Figuarts Super Saiyan Son Gohan Action Figure are really beautifully done and the toy figure itself is highly articulated. It will definitely look good with other SH Figuarts Dragonball Z toy figures.


This is the classic scene in Dragon Ball Z when Son Gohan was enraged by Cell stomping on Android 16's head and killing him. Son Gohan has always been known to be able to tap into his latent powers whenever he is angry. This was the moment Son Gohan transformed into his SSJ2 form.


Kamahameha back at Cell who fired a Kamehameha down to Earth from his position in the sky. Son Gohan completely overpowered him.



One of the most iconic scenes in Dragon Ball Z. Son Goku had already died shortly before this as he sacrificed himself to transport an exploding Cell to another planet. Cell miraculously survived and came back even more powerful than he previously was, due to him having the DNA of Saiyans. 

This is the final show down between Son Gohan and Cell with Son Goku encouraging Gohan spiritually. I wish though, that they could include a battle damaged left arm with blood trickling down as seen in the Manga. That would totally complete the look.

The SH Figuarts Super Saiyan Son Gohan Action Figure Product Description

Super sculpt and Super articulation make this version of Super Saiyan son Gohan a must have for collectors of the s.H.Figuarts Dragon ball series. The design is based upon the Standoff with Cell and the set includes faces to re-create this scene. In all, the option parts include interchangeable hands (x6), 3 interchangeable facial expressions, and interchangeable head.

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