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Krillin

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Son Goku & Krillin (Fantastic Adventure 2) | 4573102690609
TAMASHII NATIONS S.H.Figuarts KRILLIN -SON GOKU’S OLD FRIEND- (P-Bandai Exclusive) | 4573102692887
BANDAI DRAGON BALL History Box KRILLIN | 4983164299021
(P-Bandai Exclusive) BANDAI Tamashii S.H.Figuarts KRILLIN -BATTLE CLOTHES- | 4573102639103
Nanoblock Character Collection Series, Krillin 'Dragon Ball Z' | 4972825213513
FiGPiN Dragon Ball Super, Krillin  (839-WS) | 810090370439
BANDAI Tamashii Krillin -Earth's Strongest Man- | 4573102621009

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Krillin

Krillin, written Kuririn in Japanese, is a martial artist in Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball. He arrives in chapter 25 of Weekly Shōnen Jump in May 1985 as a fellow student of Master Roshi.

What makes Krillin stand out

  • Built to offset Goku. Toriyama added him at his editor's prompting, because Goku read as too plain. Krillin gave the series someone petty and mischievous to play the lead against.
  • No nose, six dots. He has no visible nose and six moxibustion burn marks across his forehead, a reference to Shaolin practice. Both details have stayed since his introduction at thirteen.
  • The Kienzan. His signature attack is the Kienzan, a disc of ki thrown like a blade, which he uses against Nappa and returns to across later arcs.
  • The uniform changes. He starts in the yellow-and-orange clothes of the monastery, takes the orange gi Roshi gives him after the first tournament, and wears Saiyan armour through the Frieza arc.

What this collection covers

Three S.H.Figuarts releases carry him, including the Battle Clothes and Son Goku's Old Friend versions, with a Banpresto History Box figure and an Ichibansho piece shared with Goku.

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Frequently asked questions

1. When did Krillin first appear?

Chapter 25 of Dragon Ball, published in Weekly Shōnen Jump in May 1985.

2. Where do the marks on his forehead come from?

They represent moxibustion burns, a reference to Shaolin monk practice.

3. Are the S.H.Figuarts figures articulated?

Yes, all three are poseable.

4. Is the Ichibansho figure Krillin alone?

No, it is a two-figure piece that pairs him with Son Goku.