Goku and Bulma Reunite as Dragon Ball: Fantastic Adventure 3 Fully Revealed Ahead of Launch


Bandai has fully revealed its latest Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji collection, returning to Goku’s earliest adventures with prizes based on his first journey alongside Bulma, Oolong and other characters from the original series.
“Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Fantastic Adventure 3” includes nine standard prize tiers and a Last One Prize, led by a large figure of Goku, Bulma and Oolong riding in the Ox-King’s car and a separate diorama recreating the first meeting between Goku and Bulma.

Dragon Ball began with Akira Toriyama’s original manga in 1984, following the young Goku after his encounter with Bulma sends the pair on a journey to gather the seven Dragon Balls, long before the Saiyans, transformations and planet-spanning battles that would later define much of the franchise.

That early period has received plenty of attention from Bandai throughout 2026, including an exclusive new S.H.Figuarts release recreating young Goku riding the dragon from the manga’s first collected-volume cover and a travel collection filled with artwork inspired by Goku, Bulma, Oolong, Krillin and Master Roshi’s earliest adventures.
Image by James RichardsonIchiban Kuji is Bandai Spirits’ no-lose merchandise lottery, with each ticket guaranteeing one prize from the available tiers instead of allowing customers to purchase individual items directly.

The new lottery follows October’s “Dragon Ball SPIRIT OF THE SAIYAN” Ichiban Kuji, which shifted the focus to Goku’s Saiyan family across Dragon Ball Z, while “Fantastic Adventure 3” returns to the much earlier journey that began the franchise.

Let’s take a look at the full range of prizes for “Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Fantastic Adventure 3”!
- A Prize – Son Goku, Bulma & Oolong with Ox-King’s Car Figure

The approximately 20 cm display recreates Goku, Bulma and Oolong flying together in the Ox-King’s unusual vehicle, with Bandai placing extra emphasis on the sculpted mechanical details across the car itself.


- B Prize – Launch Tissue Box Cover

Dragon Ball’s first Ichiban Kuji household item designed to directly recreate a scene from the series measures approximately 23 cm and comes with three small plush characters depicting Launch, Master Roshi, Goku and Krillin’s surroundings from the original anime.
- C Prize – Cover Illustration-Style Blanket

The approximately 100 cm blanket uses artwork styled after one of Dragon Ball’s illustrated chapter or cover pages, continuing the collection’s focus on the lighter adventure imagery associated with the early series.
- D Prize – Rice Bowl

Two randomly distributed approximately 12 cm designs feature Goku and Chi-Chi across traditional rice bowls.
- E Prize – Chirarin Friends

Three randomly distributed mini figures measuring approximately 5 cm are designed to peek over or around nearby objects, marking the first Dragon Ball appearance for Bandai’s Chirarin Friends format.
- F Prize – Acrylic Magnets

Seven randomly distributed designs are available, with each prize containing a pair of approximately 4 cm acrylic magnets.
- G Prize – Drawstring Pouch & Towel Assortment

Eight selectable designs are split between approximately 15 cm drawstring pouches and 19 cm towels featuring characters and imagery from the collection.
- H Prize – Rubber Accessory Assortment

Eight selectable designs include rubber ties measuring around 13 cm, silhouette straps at approximately 9 cm and rubber clips at around 8 cm.
- I Prize – Zipper Bag & Sticker Set

Eight selectable sets combine an approximately 15 cm zipper bag with four 5.5 cm stickers featuring Dragon Ball characters, vehicles, buildings and items.
- Last One Prize – Son Goku & Bulma Figure
The approximately 17 cm diorama returns to the beginning of the entire story by recreating Goku and Bulma’s first meeting, with both characters displayed together in a scene based on the opening stages of their search for the Dragon Balls.

The same Goku and Bulma figure will also be offered through the Double Chance Campaign, with 50 additional copies available across the in-store and online promotion through the end of February 2027.
Bandai is also preparing another collection rooted in Toriyama’s original artwork through “DRAGONBALL SNAP COLLECTION 3”, which will recreate several classic manga covers featuring Goku, Bulma, Yamcha, Puar, Launch and Trunks in figure form next year.

“Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Fantastic Adventure 3” will begin rolling out across participating FamilyMart, MiniStop, Daily Yamazaki, hobby stores and official Ichiban Kuji shops in Japan from November 28, 2026, with Ichiban Kuji Online sales scheduled to open on December 1.
Each entry is priced at ¥800 (approximately $5 / £4), with prizes available while stocks last at participating locations.
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