Banpresto Dragon Ball Scultures Zoukei Tenkaichi Budoukai 2 Ox King 4.7" Figure

great detail n helps complete my collection. packaging was a bit damaged but the figure its self is awesome. goes well with kid goku and kid chi chi. its about the size of a rubix cube. snaps together, doesn't come with instructions but even a chimp can succeed

Incredible detail! Relatively short figure but very wide. Super fun conversation piece.

Very nice item! Perfect conditions, 100% recommended!

This is the best SCultures 2 figure in my opinion. It is nicely detailed and has some weight to it. I'd recommend it to any db fan. Shipping was slow though; just a heads up.

Fantastic bud!

perfect gift i got for my freind it was quick to get here and i had no issues with itXD i will get more later

This figure of Ox King is from the SCultures 2 (2011), and is absolutely amazing. This version of him is from his first appearance in the original Dragon Ball series, and not him from Dragon Ball Z. This is perhaps the best Ox King figure ever made, as well as one of the best in the SCultures line.He is made of solid PVC and ABS (eye lenses on helmet) comes in nine pieces:*Base*Upper half*Lower half*Head*Axe handle*Axe head*Cape*Head Feather*Belt tieHe stands about seven inches tall from base to head feather. The only downside to this figure is that he doesn't scale well with like-characters from this figure series. In the anime/manga series, he's massive compared to everyone else, but he's about the same size as the other characters in this figure line.I heard that he scales well with figures from the Gashapon figure series, which are small figures ranging around three inches tall or so. In spite of this size disappointment, I definitely recommend this figure for any true Dragon Ball fan. He is incredibly detailed, and even though he's not one of my favorite characters in the series, this figure is perhaps one of the best in the Banpresto SCultures line due to the sculpt and paint job. Paint detail like this wasn't re-established until SCultures 5 (2015).