In Dragon Ball, there is a tracking device that makes finding, well, Dragon Balls, so much more easy. Now people can own one.
[Images: Bandai]
Of course, this isn’t a real Dragon Ball Radar, but it does look like the one Bulma made.
[Images: Bandai]
It’s apparently a quality replica that also beeps, plays music and makes sounds. You can enjoy finding Dragon Balls with it, but not real Dragon Balls.
[Images: Bandai]
You cannot find those. Sorry.
The Dragon Ball Radar is priced at 10,800 yen ($132), with pre-orders starting this month in Japan for a March 2017 release.
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5 responses to “Find Dragon Balls With This Dragon Ball Radar”
132 bucks for something that does not work! TRIGGERED!
I just usually look under the dragon tail…
Dragon Ball Radar Get!
looks like it could double as a whiskey flask lol
It could at least do something useful like find geocache.