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This article introduces Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series No.439 Yamcha, a vintage Japanese Dragon Ball Z card released by Bandai.The card features Yamcha during the Android-related storyline, with a dramatic warning connected to artificial humans and energy absorption.For overseas collectors, this is an attractive piece because it combines a recognizable Dragon Ball Z character, Japanese text, and classic early-1990s Carddass design.   Card Overview Series: Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series Card No.: No.439 Character: Yamcha Franchise: Dragon Ball Z Manufacturer: Bandai Year shown on back: 1992 Country shown on back: Made in Japan Front text includes: “Yamcha” and a warning ...

This article introduces Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series No.582, featuring Broly (Super Saiyan) from Dragon Ball Z.For overseas collectors, this card is especially appealing because it combines powerful Broly artwork, Japanese-only text, and the classic 1993 Bandai Carddass design style.   Card Overview Series: Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series Card number: No.582 Character: Broly Character name shown on card: ブロリー Franchise logo shown: DRAGON BALL Z Manufacturer: Bandai Year shown on back: 1993 Country of manufacture: Made in Japan Back design keyword: 強 Additional back marking: 五 Star symbol shown on back: Five-star Dragon Ball style icon Copyright: Bird Studio ...

Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series No.504 features Son Gohan in his childhood Super Saiyan form during one of the most iconic parts of Dragon Ball Z. This card captures the emotional turning point where Gohan’s power becomes the key to changing Earth’s future. For overseas collectors, the Japanese text, 1993 Bandai marking, and classic battle-themed design make this a highly nostalgic retro Dragon Ball item.   Card Overview Series: Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series Card Number: No.504 Character: Son Gohan Form: Childhood / Super Saiyan Franchise Logo: Dragon Ball Z Manufacturer: Bandai Year: 1993 Country: Made in Japan Front Text: ...

This time, we are taking a close look at an energetic Itajaga Dragon Ball card featuring Son Goku in his DAIMA MINI form as Super Saiyan 3.With its explosive golden aura, dynamic flying pose, and bold back design, this card has strong visual appeal for Dragon Ball collectors outside Japan.The readable information on the card is limited to what can be confirmed from the uploaded images, so uncertain details are not added.   Card Overview Series: Itajaga Dragon Ball Franchise: Dragon Ball DAIMA Character: Son Goku (DAIMA MINI Super Saiyan 3) Card number: 6-01 Rarity mark: R Manufacturer text: BANDAI ...

Dragon Ball Carddass cards are beloved by collectors around the world, especially fans who enjoy vintage Japanese anime cards from the late 1980s and early 1990s. This card is from the Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series and features Piccolo, one of the most iconic characters from Dragon Ball Z. This particular card, No.103, has a strong visual impact. The front side shows Piccolo in an intense action pose, while the back side uses a simple but stylish gold design with Dragon Ball-themed symbols. For overseas collectors, this is the kind of card that captures the nostalgic charm of early Japanese ...

Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series cards from 1989 are especially attractive to retro card collectors because they capture the early anime-era artwork, bold battle scenes, and simple but memorable Carddass layout. This No.104 Piccolo card features one of Piccolo’s most iconic special moves, the Makankosappo, shown with a dramatic energy-blast illustration that instantly stands out among vintage Dragon Ball Z cards.   Card Overview Card Series: Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series Card Number: No.104 Character Name: Piccolo Franchise Logo: Dragon Ball Z Manufacturer: Bandai Year: 1989 Country of Production: Made in Japan Front Main Quote: 「くらえ！これが魔貫光殺砲だ！」 Approximate Meaning: “Take this! ...

This time, we are looking at a classic Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series card from 1989: card number 95, featuring Son Goku.The front side captures Goku in an intense action pose, strongly connected to his training and the power of the Genki-dama, also known internationally as the Spirit Bomb. For overseas Dragon Ball fans, this card is a great example of the early Carddass style: bold colors, dramatic anime artwork, and simple but memorable Japanese text. Card Overview Series: Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series Card number: 95 Character: Son Goku Card name shown on front: 孫悟空 / Son Goku Front ...

For collectors of vintage Japanese anime cards, the Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series is one of the most iconic lines connected to the golden age of Dragon Ball merchandise. This card features Son Gohan in his childhood era, captured in a comical and energetic scene that feels very true to early Dragon Ball Z. With its 1989 Bandai marking on the back and its classic Carddass-style layout, this is a fun piece for fans who enjoy both character cards and nostalgic Japanese collectibles. Card Overview Series: Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series Card number: 112 Character: Son Gohan (childhood) Front main ...

A powerful machine warrior stands against a vivid sky—this Dragon Ball Z PP Card (Amada) featuring No.750 Metal Cooler is a striking piece for retro anime card collectors. With its bold “POWER 80000” display on the front and the classic S.P SYSTEM design on the back, this card captures the unique charm of Japanese Dragon Ball Z collectibles from the vintage card era. Card Overview Series: Dragon Ball Z PP Card (Amada) Character name: Metal Cooler Card number shown on the front: No.750 Number shown on the back: No.288 Front text: “DRAGONBALL Z・PP CARD・PART 17・BY AMADA” Front power value: POWER ...

This time, we are taking a close look at a vintage Dragon Ball Z Carddass Main Series card from 1992.The card is No.441, titled “Z Fighters and their friends”, and features several familiar allies standing together in a bright, energetic design. For overseas Dragon Ball collectors, cards like this are especially interesting because they capture the charm of the early 1990s Japanese Carddass era. The front side has a colorful character illustration, while the back uses a bold, symbolic design that feels very different from modern trading cards. Card Overview Series: Dragon Ball Carddass Main Series Card number: No.441 Card ...