The Dragon Ball DAIMA Charm Toriyama Left Behind

Dragon Ball DAIMA Ichiban Kuji Rubber Charm — Goku, Glorio, and Elder Kai

A Relief Charm from Dragon Ball’s Most Recent Chapter

This is a Bandai Spirits Ichiban Kuji prize from Dragon Ball DAIMA, the anime series that began airing in October 2024 on Fuji TV. Produced by Toei Animation and based on an original story by Akira Toriyama, DAIMA holds a meaningful place in Dragon Ball history: it was the last major project Toriyama was directly involved with before his passing in March 2024. That context has not been lost on the global Dragon Ball community, and it surrounds everything produced under the DAIMA banner with a particular weight.

The charm itself is a molded rubber piece — not a fully three-dimensional figure, but a relief-style sculpt with raised character detail on a near-flat backing. The base carries an embossed Dragon Ball DAIMA logo, marking it as an officially licensed product rather than a generic item from the broader franchise. It comes in a sealed transparent bag, the standard format for Ichiban Kuji charms.

Three characters are stacked in the piece’s layered design — a format common to this type of Ichiban Kuji charm. At the center is Goku in his shrunken, child-proportioned form, which is exactly how he appears throughout DAIMA. The series’ central premise involves a scheme that causes Goku and his companions to be wished back into small, child-sized bodies via the Dragon Balls. That deliberate design choice gives the show a distinct visual identity compared to Dragon Ball Super, the previous main-line series that ran from 2015 to 2018.

Glorio, Elder Kai, and the Characters in This Piece

Elder Kai — known in Japanese as Ro Kaioshin — is a familiar face for Dragon Ball Z fans. He is an ancient Supreme Kai who spent an immense stretch of time sealed inside the Z Sword before being freed by Gohan. Visually unmistakable with his white hair, purple skin, and elderly features, his eccentric appearance stems from a long-ago fusion with a witch. He appears in both Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball DAIMA.

Glorio is a new character introduced in DAIMA, depicted as a blue-skinned figure in the Kai lineage. His name appears directly in the listing title, which indicates he is one of the charm’s featured subjects. Because DAIMA is a recent and still-unfolding series, the full details of his role within the story continue to develop as episodes air.

What Ichiban Kuji Is and How This Item Reaches Collectors Outside Japan

Ichiban Kuji is a lottery-style prize product line run by Bandai Spirits, the collector-focused subsidiary of the Bandai Namco group. It operates differently from gashapon capsule machines or the food toys sold packaged with candy in convenience stores. Instead, a physical pull-ticket stand is set up at retailers — chiefly convenience store chains such as Lawson and FamilyMart, along with hobby shops and bookstores. Customers pay per draw and receive whatever prize corresponds to their ticket, with prizes graded from A through a final award. The quality of Ichiban Kuji items is generally higher than most capsule or food-toy lines.

These lottery sets run for a limited period at licensed Japanese retail locations only. Once a kuji run ends and the stock is gone, the prizes are no longer available through official channels. For collectors outside Japan, sourcing one means going through a direct import or a purchasing agent — which is precisely how items like this enter the international market as Japan-shipped listings.