Post by Branjita on Mar 11, 2024 9:11:25 GMT -6
This game is so cool looking, and I don't know how I have never seen it until recently. It's called Gekisen Chou-senshi Tenkaichi Budoukai and it was originally a $50.73 toy according to HLJ and released on November 28, 2008. I've also seen it on a Japanese auction listed as "BANDAI バンダイ DRAGON BALL Z ドラゴンボールZ 激戦超戦士 天下一武道会ボードゲーム コマ台欠品" and on Amazon.co.jp as "ドラゴンボールZ 激戦超戦士!天下一武道会"
"Challenge another buddy to a duel in the Tenkaichi Budoukai tournament with this fun electronic game that allows players to control one of six "Dragon Ball Z" character figures in battle! The set includes one Tenkaichi Budoukai electronic stage, six prepainted mini figures (Majin Buu, Piccolo, Super Saiyan Vegeta, Super Saiyan Son Goku, Kuririn, and Freeza), a colorful cardboard backdrop, two Saibaimen standees for use in "Free Battle" mode, and an instructions booklet. To start, each player must place their chosen figure in the entry zone and then set it on the stage. Control the movements of the figure by spinning the lever. When the figure is in the red/blue zone, press the A button repeatedly to initiate the specific character's finisher move and the character's voice will play. Force your opponent's figure out of the stage to win the game. All audio and text are in Japanese. Four AA batteries are required, not included."
And here are videos of it being played:
"Challenge another buddy to a duel in the Tenkaichi Budoukai tournament with this fun electronic game that allows players to control one of six "Dragon Ball Z" character figures in battle! The set includes one Tenkaichi Budoukai electronic stage, six prepainted mini figures (Majin Buu, Piccolo, Super Saiyan Vegeta, Super Saiyan Son Goku, Kuririn, and Freeza), a colorful cardboard backdrop, two Saibaimen standees for use in "Free Battle" mode, and an instructions booklet. To start, each player must place their chosen figure in the entry zone and then set it on the stage. Control the movements of the figure by spinning the lever. When the figure is in the red/blue zone, press the A button repeatedly to initiate the specific character's finisher move and the character's voice will play. Force your opponent's figure out of the stage to win the game. All audio and text are in Japanese. Four AA batteries are required, not included."
And here are videos of it being played:
