Majin Buu (Fat Buu) - Custom / Non-LEGO
Unknown (Non-Official Product) · Anime (Dragon Ball Z)
Majin Buu Saga · Unknown; likely produced 2018-2023
Figure ID
Unknown (Non-Official Product)
Theme
Anime (Dragon Ball Z)
Year Released
Unknown; likely produced 2018-2023
Rarity
Common (Third-party/Chinese clone brands)
Head
Custom-molded pink head with a singular fleshy tendril on top, simple squinting eyes, and an open mouth. Not an official LEGO mold.
Torso
Pink torso with printed black vest and abdominal detailing; features yellow hands and printed yellow wristbands.
Legs
Light gray/white legs with a printed black belt and yellow 'M' (Majin) logo buckle. Yellow boot printing.
Accessories
Includes a purple fabric cape and a translucent orange 1x1 round sphere representing a Dragon Ball.
Color Scheme
Bright Pink, Yellow, Purple, and Light Gray.
Printing Details
Digital or pad printing on non-ABS standard plastic. Includes front torso, belt, and leg/boot printing.
Variants
Numerous versions exist by different bootleg manufacturers like POGO or WM Bricks, varying in skin tone and vest detail.
Condition Notes
Prone to loose joints, inconsistent print alignment, and thin plastic compared to genuine LEGO.
Estimated Value
$1.00 - $5.00 USD (Minimal collector value for non-official brands)
Price (New)
Usually sold in bulk sets of 8-20 figures for roughly $15.00 total on sites like AliExpress.
Compatible Sets
None (This is not an official LEGO product). Compatible with standard LEGO studs.
Character Background
Majin Buu is a powerful magical entity from the Dragon Ball Z series, specifically the main antagonist of the final saga.
Design Notes
The head is a custom mold intended to bypass LEGO's lack of an anime license; uses standard minifigure torso/leg dimensions.
Similar Minifigures
Other custom anime figures like Goku, Vegeta, or Piccolo from unauthorized manufacturers.
Collectibility
Low for purist collectors; moderate for Dragon Ball fans looking for affordable 'MOC' characters.
History
LEGO has never officially licensed Dragon Ball; this market was filled by Chinese companies in the late 2010s.
Interesting Facts
The 'Majin' symbol on the belt is accurately depicted, a detail LEGO might have sanitized or avoided.
Display Suggestions
Best displayed in a custom Dragon Ball Z tournament scene or vignette.
Modification Potential
High; parts are cheap and can be used for custom pink aliens or creatures without ruining an expensive figure.
Overall Assessment
This is a non-LEGO 'bootleg' figure. While visually recognizable, it lacks the quality, safety standards, and resale value of genuine LEGO.