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Toei Animation and LEGO Group Launch Dragon Ball Set in Malaysia

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What happened

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The LEGO Group and Toei Animation launched the LEGO Icons Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku set (11390) in Malaysia. The set, which contains 1,764 components, was available for early access on November 1 and had a nationwide public release scheduled for November 4. The official retail price for the model is RM599.90 in Malaysia.

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Why it matters

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The product launch capitalizes on the strong connection Malaysian consumers have to Dragon Ball, which has been shaped by local animators and Mutiara Naga comics. This collaboration allows Toei Animation to generate licensing revenue through the product release in Malaysia.

From therakyatpost.com

Who's involved

  • Toei AnimationJapanese animation studio that partnered with the LEGO Group on the Dragon Ball product.
  • MalaysiaMarket where the LEGO Icons Dragon Ball set was officially released.

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  • Toei AnimationSpeculative

    Toei Animation could receive licensing revenue from the LEGO Group partnership for the Dragon Ball intellectual property.

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