Some crossovers feel like they were made in a fan’s daydream, and this Dragon Ball x Pokémon one just walked out of it and into everyones shopping cart. FA Studio has unveiled a limited-edition collectible figure mashing up two powerhouse franchises, with Pokémon’s mischievous Gengar and Dragon Ball Z’s pink powerhouse, Majin Buu. The result is a resin statue so irresistibly chaotic it’s already going viral among collectors.
Set for release in late 2025, the Pokémon Gengar COS Majin Buu figure is currently available for pre-order from FA Studio, but don’t expect it to stay that way for long. With prices ranging from $19 to $73 depending on size and options, this is one of those collectibles fans either snag now or regret for the next decade. Fans of both series are already clearing shelf space.
A Mischievous Dragon Ball x Pokémon Mashup Worth the Hype
It’s not just the concept that’s genius, it’s the execution. FA Studio has perfectly blended Gengar’s sinister grin with Majin Buu’s round, candy-colored charm. The result is a figure that feels both cute and threatening, like it’s ready to prank fans and vaporize them in the same breath. The craftsmanship, from the sculpting to the paintwork, makes it stand out in any display.
At around 10–15 centimeters tall, this isn’t a massive centerpiece, but the imported resin and PU materials give it a premium feel that rivals larger statues. The colors pop exactly the way fans would hope for such a vibrant crossover, and the details, like Gengar’s signature smirk and Buu’s signature cape, show the studio’s dedication to quality.
The figure is part of FA Studio’s “cosplay” line, which reimagines characters wearing each other’s iconic outfits. It’s a playful trend that’s been gaining traction in the collectible market, and this particular design feels like lightning in a bottle for both Pokémon and Dragon Ball fans.
Why This Gengar Majin Buu Figure is Destined to Sell Out Fast
Limited runs are the bane of every collector’s bank account, and this piece is no exception. With its late 2025 release date, FA Studio is offering pre-orders now to lock in fans chance before they vanish. Considering how quickly similar Dragon Ball figures have sold out in the past, waiting could mean paying triple on resale sites.
The price range is also a big part of its appeal. The lower tier makes it accessible to casual fans, while the higher-end option caters to serious collectors who want a more detailed or exclusive edition. This tiered approach ensures wide interest while still maintaining that sought-after scarcity.
And let’s be honest, there’s a social media factor here. Viral collectibles like this often become status symbols in online fan communities. Owning one isn’t just about displaying it on the shelf, it’s about flexing fans fandom cred. If fans have ever wanted to be “that person” with the rare Dragon Ball x Pokémon crossover figure everyone talks about, this is their moment.
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Akira Toriyama
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Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies
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Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero
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Dragon Ball
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Super Dragon Ball Heroes
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April 26, 1989
From the creative mind of Akira Toriyama, Dragon Ball is a mega multimedia franchise that spans back to the 1980s. Dragon Ball expanded quickly, starting as a serialized manga for Weekly Shonen Jump in Japan. It made its way overseas via manga and an anime adaptation that is enjoyed worldwide. Dragon Ball was the initial starting animated series that followed the adventures of the young Son Goku as he sought after the Dragon Balls. These mystical orbs would grant the wish of any who gathered them together. Then, the series would branch off into the immensely popular Dragon Ball Z, which followed Goku as an adult and featured high-intensity battles and Goku’s never-ending search to be the strongest. The series has also enjoyed several popular video game adaptations and continues to release several new animated series and theatrical films up to the recent popular Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero.
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Satoshi Taijiri, Ken Sugimori, Junichi Masuda
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Pokemon: The First Movie
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Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle
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Pokémon
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April 1, 1997
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Pokémon
