Banpresto - Dragon Ball Bulma III Glitter & Glamours Figure (Version 1)

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This figure features the same large head as other Pop!s with Bulma’s hair tied in a loose ponytail with strands of hair on her face. The smaller body features the same dress she wore in the first Dragonball episode, with her name monogrammed across her chest. Bulma is also seen as holding the Dragon Radar that allows her to find the Dragonballs during her adventure. This figure is one of the best on the list because it can be changed up between the different modes, depending on what your mood happens to be at the time. It’s almost like having 3 separate figures in one. The customization makes this a unique one that stands from other most non-articulate figures, while still not compromising on detail, aesthetics or functionality. #2 Megahouse Dragon Ball Glitter & Glamours Bulma II

I think is-vcentered should be named something like has-vcentered-content, but perhaps I'm missing something obvious. tl;dr; Add height and flex to the columns-element for is-vcentered to do something. If you're ready to add a Bulma figure to your collection, look no further than DBZ Store. Our online store offers a wide selection of Bulma figures, ensuring that you'll find the perfect one to suit your preferences. The Dragon Ball story revolves around a boy named Son Goku who is on a mission to find the seven Dragon Balls to summon the dragon, Shenron, who will grant him one wish. Goku trains in martial arts and makes friends with many characters. This Bulma figure is a lot more playful and flirtatious than the others on this list. The figure features a more grown-up Bulma, in a camo bikini top, short shorts, with straps on her legs for her gadgets and equipment, along with combat boots. She’s also got her hair pulled up and holding a rifle. The Dragonball Z Vegeta and Bulma Wedding Day display figure features not just Bulma, but also her immediate family. The figure is more for display purposes and comes with the characters on a stylized base that is part of the thematic design.

Ut venenatis, nisl scelerisque sollicitudin fermentum, quam libero hendrerit ipsum, ut blandit est tellus sit amet turpis. For collectors that aren’t able to spend an arm and a leg on collectible Bulma figures, don’t worry, there is a variety of options available for you as well! Funko Pop! is a figure company that has had a meteoric rise in the last few years as the #1 source for collectible low-cost action figures from all varieties of fandom, including Dragonball. Bulma is known for her gadgetry and technological knowledge and expertise. She always has innovative solutions for the toughest problems. One of Bulma’s staples is the various vehicles she uses to get around. The first Dragonball series saw her in a cool motorcycle which is the basis for Megahouses’s Desktop Real McCoy line of figure, Dragonball 06 – Son Goku & Bulma.

It’s a very coy and mature figure which is unique for the franchise and definitely showcases another side of the character that’s not seen in the Animes or Mangas. #6 Megahouse Dragon Ball Gals Bulma (Arabian Ver.) It’s a clean and simple figure that has many layers of enjoyment for casual or loyal fans of all ages. #9 Pop! Animation: Dragonball Z – Bulma The Dragon Ball story revolves around a boy named Son Goku who is on a mission to find the seven Dragon Balls to summon the dragon, Shenron, who will grant him one wish. Goku trains in martial arts and makes friends with a large cast of characters along the way. Lighting: Consider adding subtle lighting to highlight your Bulma figure and create a more visually appealing display.

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Another Bulma bike figurine comes in the form of Bandai’s FigureRise Mechanics line, and it’s amazing! The FigureRise Mechanics line of Bandai focuses more on the different but unique vehicles from the Dragonball franchise. Bulma’s Variable No. 19 Motorcycle is another Bulma figure with her bike, but this is a unique one. This Pop! figure showcases Bulma with her hands on her hips, a scowl on her face, and the same bob-cut haircut and combat outfit she wore during the Frieza Saga storyline on Dragonball Z. This Pop! is full of attitude and spunk and, despite the simplicity of Funko’s figures, is able to properly capture the essence of Bulma as a character in the series. The Bulma Desktop Statue is similar in design to #3, however, without the customizing, changing or articulation. It’s a completely non-articulate design that rests on a display base. The design features the same practical mechanic look for Bulma, as she has her visors on and riding her motorcycle. The statue is a snapshot of her driving fast, as her hair can be seen waiving in the wind. The fine details, aesthetics and pose for this figures makes it a must-have. is to make children of columns to be vertically centered inside columns. So you likely also need to set a height of your columns element for this to work. Megahouses’s Real McCoy line of figures makes another entry in this list, with a figure that is pure art. The Bulma Desktop Statue is a wonderful piece that is a must-have for any collector. Featuring a wide-base and beautiful detail, this statue looks like a prestige piece that needs to be on the shelf of any true collector.

Rotating Display: If you have multiple Bulma figures or other Dragon Ball Z collectibles, consider investing in a rotating display stand to showcase different pieces at different times. Having married the initial villain become anti-hero Vegeta, this figure perfectly captures a different side of Bulma that we’re used to seeing. While Bulma is usually shown with her gadgets, vehicles and in her basic and utility outfits, it’s great to have a figure of her from an event that was incredibly significant for the character, as well as the advancement of the Dragonball story. Most Dragonball figures are all action and adventure, while this one is more sweet, showcasing a celebratory moment in the characters’ lives. The figure is from 2002 and is all but gone these days, making it incredibly hard to find, and expensive when found. The figure is modeled after Bulma’s look during the Frieza Saga storyline from Dragonball Z. Bulma is wearing a sort of fully covered battle outfit, compared to her usual casual and utilitarian looks. Her hair is in a short bob-cut and put in a hair band to keep out of her face. The figure also comes with a Ginyu frog, which is what Captain Ginyu was transformed into during the storyline. The best Bulma figure out there has to be S. H. Figuart’s Bulma. While all the other figures on this list feature individual aspects of Bulma’s personality such as innovative, feminine, sexy, smart, action star, this is the only figure that captures all those elements simultaneously. This is achieved by how articulate the figure is, and the insane amount of detail that has gone into the character.

Types of Bulma Figures

Figuarts Bulma figure sees the character in a white tank top with her trademark hair pulled into a side pony. She has wristbands and a protective shoulder pad along with elbow pads on her arms. Her bottoms are pants with a full leg on one side, and shorts on the other. She wears combats boots as she’s ready for action, and also has removable goggles and a gun and many other accessories. Megahouse seems to dominate with the variant versions of Bulma, in another edition of their Dragon Ball Gals figure series. This time, Bulma is made to be a lot more adult themed, in an outfit that is very reminiscent of the Playboy Bunny outfit. The best thing about collectible action figures is that there are also a wide range of variants that are available. Variants are essentially actions figures that don’t follow the canon of the Anime or Manga that the characters are based on, or feature uncommon outfits by the characters. One of those variants for Bulma comes from Banpresto as part of their Glitters & Glamour line with the Bulma Bloomers figure.