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adidas Announces Official Release Details On Dragon Ball Z Collaboration

adidas Announces Official Release Details On Dragon Ball Z Collaboration

After months of previews and leaks, adidas Originals has officially announced the upcoming collaboration with the legendary Japanese anime series Dragon Ball Z. Releasing from September through December, the adidas Dragon Ball Z collection will feature seven shoes in total. Each month will feature two sneaker releases representing an epic rivalry in the series, culminating in a seventh drop that represents all seven Dragon Balls. September will highlight Goku vs. Frieza (ZX 500 RM vs. Yung 1), October will will highlight Son Gohan vs. Cell (Deerupt vs. Prophere), November will highlight Vegeta and Majin Buu (Ultra Tech vs. Kamanda), and December will wrap up the entire collection with Shenron the Dragon, which is re-imagined as the EQT Support Mid ADV PK.

All seven of the shoes will come with custom Dragon Ball Z packaging, with each featuring details in connection with each of the seven Dragon Balls. Stay tuned for the latest on the adidas Dragon Ball Z collection, check out an unboxing of the “Goku” ZX500 RM below, and to see all of the shoes that have been revealed this far, check out our adidas Dragon Ball Z guide.

Updated September 14th, 2018: adidas has launched an official page where you can sign up for updates here.

adidas Dragon Ball Z Collection
Releasing September through December
adidas ZX 500 RM (Goku, September 29th)
adidas Yung 1 (Frieza, September 29th)
adidas Deerupt (Son Gohan, October)
adidas Prophere (Cell, October)
adidas Ultra Tech (Vegeta, November)
adidas Kamanda (Majin Buu, November)
adidas EQT Support Mid ADV Primeknit (Shenron, December)

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