Bulma’s design has changed a lot over the decades, but this Q posket release goes back to her original look, that same clever, curious expression she carried through the earliest Dragon Ball adventures. One hand raised near her temple, brushing lavender hair back from her forehead, this pose captures her thoughtful, always-scheming energy perfectly.

Her short lavender hair falls in soft, layered bangs, and those wide, expressive eyes carry a spark of intelligence that’s always defined her character, brilliant inventor, capsule technology heiress, and one of the very few characters who’s been present since Dragon Ball’s earliest chapters. The red scarf and pale teal top pull directly from her classic outfit, giving this figure a distinctly retro feel compared to her later Dragon Ball Z appearances.

What makes this particular release notable is the era it’s pulling from. Original Dragon Ball Bulma doesn’t get nearly as much figure attention as her Z-era or Super counterparts, so seeing her represented here, in her earlier, more adventurous phase, is a genuinely welcome choice for longtime fans who remember where the whole series actually started.

Two types exist in this particular Bulma release, making this one of a pair. For Dragon Ball collectors who want the franchise’s original female lead represented in her classic look rather than a later redesign, this is a great pickup.