Soyz Bank (1988) - Goku vs Vegeta – Saiyan Rivalry 1/1





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SOYZ BANK’s signed, 1/1 resin wall sculpture, titled “Goku vs Vegeta – Saiyan Rivalry 1/1”, was made in 2026 and measures 47 × 65 cm.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE ARTWORK
Contemporary artwork revisiting the legendary world of Dragon Ball Z, created by Akira Toriyama in 1984, through an iconic scene featuring Son Goku and Vegeta, the two famous Saiyan warriors.
This crumpled 3D relief wall sculpture, with its glossy finish, recreates a black-and-white Japanese manga page, depicting the rivalry and self-improvement of Goku and Vegeta, particularly their transformations into Super Saiyans.
The sculptural folds distort the manga panels and add depth, movement, and dynamism, transforming the traditional aesthetic of Japanese Manga into a contemporary creation combining Manga Art, Anime Art, Pop Art, and Contemporary Wall Sculpture.
First published in 1984 in Weekly Shōnen Jump, Dragon Ball became a worldwide phenomenon. Its animated adaptation, Dragon Ball Z, launched in Japan in 1989 and left its mark on several generations of Japanese Animation and Otaku Culture enthusiasts.
Through this composition, the artwork celebrates the themes of power, combat, determination, rivalry, and friendship at the heart of Toriyama’s universe.
A creation intended for collectors and fans of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, DBZ, Son Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan, Akira Toriyama, Shōnen Jump, Japanese Manga, Anime Art, Otaku Culture, Manga Panels, Comic Art, Japan Pop Culture, Pop Art, Neo-Pop, Contemporary Art, and 3D Wall Sculpture.
An original decorative artwork blending Japanese manga culture, comic books, and contemporary sculpture—ideal for a Manga Art, Anime Memorabilia, or Pop Culture collection, a gallery, a loft, or a modern interior.
The dates 1984 and 1989 refer to the history of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, not to the creation date of this contemporary artwork.
THE ARTIST
French visual artist SOYZ BANK creates a world where technical innovation meets artistic expression. His work is based on an original approach that transforms flat surfaces into genuine three-dimensional sculptures, giving rise to unique works.
His creative process draws inspiration from everyday objects that are often overlooked or considered ordinary: wine labels, comic book covers, newspapers, banknotes, packaging, and many other items become the raw materials of his imagination.
Through his exclusive “Reality Concept,” SOYZ BANK literally brings these materials beyond their surfaces, giving them a new dimension. This artistic signature has enabled him to present his creations to collectors and at exhibitions around the world.
His work is organized around two major collections.
The first celebrates the worlds of luxury and the art of living. It revisits iconic symbols such as fine wines, champagnes, cigars, banknotes, and other prestigious icons. The first creations in this series also included stamps and various everyday objects, reinterpreted in a new sculptural form.
The second collection is devoted to childhood memories. It brings back to life the characters, comic books, cartoons, and worlds that have left their mark on several generations, giving them a new presence through relief.
Each piece combines sculpture and digital printing using a process developed by the artist, making every work a singular creation.
SHIPPING
Important information
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If the artwork is damaged, you must refuse delivery and clearly state the reason on the carrier’s delivery slip (for example: “broken,” “damaged,” or “bent”).
If only the packaging is damaged, please also note this on the delivery slip.
Unfortunately, if a delivery is accepted without checking the condition of the artwork, it will no longer be possible to file a compensation claim with the carrier or arrange a replacement.
Delivery times
Shipping may take up to two weeks.
If you know you will be away during this period, please contact us before shipment so we can reschedule it under the best possible conditions.
Shipping the artworks
Each artwork is prepared, protected, and individually packaged before the sale begins. For this reason, combined shipments are not available.
This arrangement ensures fast shipping and complies with Catawiki’s logistical requirements.
Shipping costs
Shipping costs include:
* professional packaging provided by a specialist company;
* door-to-door shipping insurance;
* secure shipment of your artwork to its delivery address.
DESCRIPTION OF THE ARTWORK
Contemporary artwork revisiting the legendary world of Dragon Ball Z, created by Akira Toriyama in 1984, through an iconic scene featuring Son Goku and Vegeta, the two famous Saiyan warriors.
This crumpled 3D relief wall sculpture, with its glossy finish, recreates a black-and-white Japanese manga page, depicting the rivalry and self-improvement of Goku and Vegeta, particularly their transformations into Super Saiyans.
The sculptural folds distort the manga panels and add depth, movement, and dynamism, transforming the traditional aesthetic of Japanese Manga into a contemporary creation combining Manga Art, Anime Art, Pop Art, and Contemporary Wall Sculpture.
First published in 1984 in Weekly Shōnen Jump, Dragon Ball became a worldwide phenomenon. Its animated adaptation, Dragon Ball Z, launched in Japan in 1989 and left its mark on several generations of Japanese Animation and Otaku Culture enthusiasts.
Through this composition, the artwork celebrates the themes of power, combat, determination, rivalry, and friendship at the heart of Toriyama’s universe.
A creation intended for collectors and fans of Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, DBZ, Son Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan, Akira Toriyama, Shōnen Jump, Japanese Manga, Anime Art, Otaku Culture, Manga Panels, Comic Art, Japan Pop Culture, Pop Art, Neo-Pop, Contemporary Art, and 3D Wall Sculpture.
An original decorative artwork blending Japanese manga culture, comic books, and contemporary sculpture—ideal for a Manga Art, Anime Memorabilia, or Pop Culture collection, a gallery, a loft, or a modern interior.
The dates 1984 and 1989 refer to the history of Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, not to the creation date of this contemporary artwork.
THE ARTIST
French visual artist SOYZ BANK creates a world where technical innovation meets artistic expression. His work is based on an original approach that transforms flat surfaces into genuine three-dimensional sculptures, giving rise to unique works.
His creative process draws inspiration from everyday objects that are often overlooked or considered ordinary: wine labels, comic book covers, newspapers, banknotes, packaging, and many other items become the raw materials of his imagination.
Through his exclusive “Reality Concept,” SOYZ BANK literally brings these materials beyond their surfaces, giving them a new dimension. This artistic signature has enabled him to present his creations to collectors and at exhibitions around the world.
His work is organized around two major collections.
The first celebrates the worlds of luxury and the art of living. It revisits iconic symbols such as fine wines, champagnes, cigars, banknotes, and other prestigious icons. The first creations in this series also included stamps and various everyday objects, reinterpreted in a new sculptural form.
The second collection is devoted to childhood memories. It brings back to life the characters, comic books, cartoons, and worlds that have left their mark on several generations, giving them a new presence through relief.
Each piece combines sculpture and digital printing using a process developed by the artist, making every work a singular creation.
SHIPPING
Important information
Upon receiving your parcel, we invite you to check its condition before accepting it.
If the artwork is damaged, you must refuse delivery and clearly state the reason on the carrier’s delivery slip (for example: “broken,” “damaged,” or “bent”).
If only the packaging is damaged, please also note this on the delivery slip.
Unfortunately, if a delivery is accepted without checking the condition of the artwork, it will no longer be possible to file a compensation claim with the carrier or arrange a replacement.
Delivery times
Shipping may take up to two weeks.
If you know you will be away during this period, please contact us before shipment so we can reschedule it under the best possible conditions.
Shipping the artworks
Each artwork is prepared, protected, and individually packaged before the sale begins. For this reason, combined shipments are not available.
This arrangement ensures fast shipping and complies with Catawiki’s logistical requirements.
Shipping costs
Shipping costs include:
* professional packaging provided by a specialist company;
* door-to-door shipping insurance;
* secure shipment of your artwork to its delivery address.

