DRAGON BALL Z - Tenshinhan "Z-Fighters" - Figure S.H. Figuarts 15cm

This Bandai Spirits / Tamashii Nations figurine depicts Tenshinhan in his ‘Z-Fighters’ version from Dragon Ball Z, as part of the S.H.Figuarts range. Standing approximately 15.5 cm tall, it features a new sculpt and a completely redesigned articulation system to improve the range of combat poses. The shoulders, in particular, utilise the Dynamic-Movable Shoulder System, designed to offer greater mobility.

The figure comes with four pairs of interchangeable hands and three facial expressions. These include a screaming face, which allows you to recreate the use of the Shin Kikoho, one of Tenshinhan’s most iconic techniques. It can be displayed alongside Chaozu Z-Fighters and other S.H.Figuarts characters from the same series.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer: Bandai Spirits / Tamashii Nations
Range / Collection: S.H.Figuarts
Licence / Series: Dragon Ball Z
Character: Tenshinhan
Version: Z-Fighters
Product type: Collectible articulated figurine
Materials: PVC / ABS
Height: approx. 15.5 cm
Articulation: articulated body with Dynamic-Movable Shoulder System
Accessories: 4 pairs of interchangeable hands
Faces: 3 interchangeable expressions
EAN / UPC: 4580886840403
Presentation: pre-painted articulated figurine
Use: collection / display / staging

Character background and universe (Lore)

Tenshinhan is a major human fighter in Dragon Ball, initially introduced as Son Goku’s rival before gradually joining his allies. A disciple of the Crane School, he is distinguished by his discipline, his third eye and a wide range of martial and energy techniques.

In Dragon Ball Z, he is one of the Z-Fighters who defend Earth against ever-more-powerful threats. His bond with Chaozu is particularly strong, with the two characters fighting and training together since their first appearances.

This S.H.Figuarts Z-Fighters version places particular emphasis on his role as a fighter, featuring modernised articulation and accessories that allow you to recreate his key fighting poses, notably the use of the Shin Kikoho.