DRAGON BALL Z - Majin Buu - Figure History Box 11cm

Relive one of the most memorable moments from the Dragon Ball Z saga with this Majin Buu figurine from Banpresto’s History Box collection. Standing approximately 11 cm tall, it faithfully recreates the scene in which Buu transforms Dabura into a biscuit before devouring him, blending the character’s absurd humour with the threat he poses.

Majin Buu is depicted in his iconic round form, mouth wide open and arms stretched forward as he holds the biscuit into which Dabura has just been transformed. The figure features his pink skin, his distinctive antenna, his purple cape, his black waistcoat trimmed with gold, his baggy white trousers, and his yellow gloves and boots. The buckle on his belt also bears the ‘M’ symbol associated with Babidi. 

The History Box range stands out for its figurines, designed as small dioramas evoking key scenes from the anime. Here, Majin Buu stands on a textured base representing rocky terrain dotted with patches of grass. The character and his surroundings thus form a complete composition that can be displayed directly in a display case or on a shelf. 

Technical specifications

– Manufacturer: Banpresto / Bandai Spirits
– Range / Collection: History Box
– Licence: Dragon Ball
– Series: Dragon Ball Z
– Character: Majin Buu
– Form depicted: Majin Buu in his iconic round form
– Scene depicted: Majin Buu after turning Dabura into a biscuit
– Material: PVC
– Type: static collectable figure / diorama
– Height: approx. 11 cm
– Base: included, rocky terrain finish with patches of grass
– Packaging dimensions: approx. 15 x 10 x 20 cm
– EAN: 4573102718778

Character background and universe (Lore)

Majin Buu is the central threat in the final major arc of Dragon Ball Z. A creature of exceptional power, he is awakened by the sorcerer Babidi after the latter has gathered sufficient energy. Behind his round appearance and often childish behaviour lies an extremely dangerous fighter, endowed with extraordinary resilience and magical powers capable, in particular, of turning his opponents into food. 

The scene depicted in this History Box takes place when Dabura realises that Majin Buu also poses a threat to Babidi and attempts to eliminate him. His attack proves ineffective, however: Buu retaliates by turning the King of the Demon Realm into a biscuit before eating him. The official Dragon Ball website specifically highlights this sequence as the iconic scene chosen for this figurine. 

The distinctive personality of this version of Buu stems in particular from his absorption of Grand Kaio Shin, whose gentle and benevolent nature profoundly alters his character and appearance. Despite this influence, Buu remains unpredictable for a long time, capable of shifting from an innocent or gluttonous demeanour to extreme violence – a contrast that this History Box figurine directly captures.