DRAGON BALL Z · CELL ARC · INTERNAL CANDIDATE
Which rally will you catch first?
Goku and Vegeta bring the Cell arc face-off to the court. Pick the side you recognise, then share the opening rally with a fellow fan.
Enter the event structure ↗Read the Cell arc arena first, then take the opening rally.
STUDY ↗
Spot the Goku or Vegeta motion first, then choose the entry you want to follow.
Send a playable ball back with a partner. Miss one? Try the next one.
Keep the face you liked most and ask a fellow fan when the next rally is.
See Goku’s front, then turn to the arena-ring back. Where would you send the opening ball?
Turn from Vegeta’s battle front to the geometric back. Would you take it to court or keep it on display first?
See both Goku faces first, then keep the one you want in your collection corner. Box contents, numbering card, and packaging remain pending.
The Vegeta set connects a battle front to a geometric back face. Choose the side you would take to the court; box contents and specs remain pending.
Start with the attack front, then turn to the arena-ring back. The collection question is: which rally did you recognise first?
Turn from a battle front to a geometric back. The court question is: which side would you stand with?
Keep the four-star pouch, candidate paddle, and character clue where you can see them. Do you notice Goku first, or the four-star mark?
See how this moment works →Pick it up from the collection corner, complete one playable rally, then tell your partner which face you noticed first.
See how this moment works →
Let the Vegeta facets and match geometry start a courtside conversation. When you turn it, say which side you would stand with.
See how this moment works →
Play a rally, refill, and share one line with a new partner. Return when called; you do not need to complete every station.
See how this moment works →
Keep Goku’s battle motion in the first glance and give the entry a clear face-off focus.
View front →
Rings, clouds, and the Dragon Ball turn the Cell arc arena into a collectible back face.
View back →
Use Vegeta’s battle motion as the front identity while keeping the same paddle scale as SET-A.
View front →
Midnight blue, wine red, and diagonal facets keep the match direction visible after the turn.
View back →Paddles｜Four faces and the reason to keep them · Internal candidate｜rights, pricing, cities, and production terms remain pending.
Materials, quantities, supply status, and alternates remain pending.
Face, throat, grip, weight, and packaging specs remain pending.
Set number, version, batch, and collector-card fields remain pending.
Start with the thing a fan would actually keep on a desk, hang on a bag, or bring to the court; final items and fulfilment remain pending.
Keep the character clue you noticed first, then trade that first impression with a fellow fan.
See where it belongs →
Carry the ball, paddle, and next invitation; final size and capacity remain open.
See where it belongs →Record the Goku or Vegeta motion that made you choose a side.
See where it belongs →Keep the missions, partners, and rally you want to play again; release status remains open.
See where it belongs →Bring a fellow fan, arrive together, and give the opening rally someone to answer.
Eligibility, quantity, total, and fulfilment remain pending.This is a candidate timing flow: start with one rally, then connect the day through partners, rotations, and Cell arc missions. Date, venue, capacity, and the final schedule remain open.
Each step asks for one thing: understand it, try once, share a rally, then decide whether to continue.
Read the spacing, flow, and stop signal before you pick up the paddle.
Follow one demonstration and find a comfortable grip and direction.
Send a playable ball back and complete one shared rally.
Keep one movement question for the next round; final coaching details remain pending.
Build a shared rally first, then decide who to meet in the next round. This is a candidate flow, not a win-or-lose gate.
All eight are candidate stations. Complete one small action at a time; there is no need to finish everything, race, or be eliminated for a miss.
Send one ball toward a target and read the landing with the station team.
Paddle / practice ball / targetFinish one observation round; no elimination for a miss.Complete one short rally; pass when you need a break.
Two paddles / practice ball / cue cardFinish one shared rally; no speed or ranking.Pick one clue card and check the choice with the station team.
Character cards / scene cards / boardMatch one set and name one detail; hints are allowed.Use one line or one gesture to cheer a fellow fan.
Prompt cards / cheer signComplete one cheer; posting a photo is optional.Point out your first detail and trade first impressions with a partner.
Four-star pouch / paddle visual / clue cardShare one detail; no speed comparison.Pick a direction, then try one ball to see how it feels.
Character card / stance marker / practice ballTry one stance; hit rate is not the result.Use a call and a return to find one shared rhythm.
Two paddles / net / rally cueFinish one shared rally; rest or switch any time.Leave “see you at the next rally” or your own invitation.
Message card / pen / collection boxA short line is enough; public posting is optional.Photos are optional and rest does not mean missing out; refreshments, flow, and safety details remain venue-dependent.
Keep the character clue you recognised today. The candidate gifts explain their use first; final contents, eligibility, and quantity remain pending.
Pass the next rally to a fellow fan; eligibility, quantity, and fulfilment remain open.
See why fans keep it →
Give each candidate paddle a place in the collection; numbering format remains open.
See why fans keep it →Carry the line or symbol you noticed first onto your gear and everyday objects.
See why fans keep it →Take the court memory home; final contents remain open.
See why fans keep it →Choose a set or event, read the final terms, and start when the first rally feels right.
Registration steps, payment, cancellation, waitlist, and opening time remain pending.The city cards stay as candidate slots for now. First decide what kind of place you want to meet fellow fans in; city, date, time, and capacity come after confirmation.
Fields open. | Venue / date / time / capacity pending.
Fields open. | Venue / date / time / capacity pending.
Fields open. | Venue / date / time / capacity pending.
Fields open. | Venue / date / time / capacity pending.
Fields open. | Venue / date / time / capacity pending.
Fields open. | Venue / date / time / capacity pending.
Hero, two candidate paddle directions, story scenes, and activity modules are internal candidate materials.
Rights scope, prices, dates, cities, venue, capacity, production specs, and registration terms.
Registration is not open. The final path will be published only after IP confirmation.
The candidate structure includes paddle, activity, interaction, gift, city, and content modules; final contents remain pending.
This is where a partner brand can help bring the first rally into the court with fans.
Sponsor identity, logo placement, and partnership status remain pending; this area reserves a candidate brand slot.