[sold] Two Gotenks correction sheets from the film Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn

Two correction sheets can sometimes mean a great deal in a collection. These depict Gotenks, arm raised, from the film Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn, released in Japan in 1995. They are no longer part of my collection, but they retain documentary value: a fragment of memory and production, connected to a character I loved from his very first appearance on screen and to a specific period in Dragon Ball Z animation.

The sole purpose of this entry is to preserve an archive of their time in my collection and to share these visuals with you.

Why I sold them

These two sheets left my collection because, a few years ago, I decided to stop collecting Dragon Ball items.

They were beautiful, but they no longer matched my main collecting priorities. Their sale (in this case, it was more of a trade) was part of a broader sorting process: keeping the pieces most consistent with my current collecting direction, while preserving a record of the items that have left the collection when they still hold archival interest.

What these pieces represented

These two sheets document a simple example of animation correction material associated with Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn.

Their interest rested on several key elements:

• the presence of Gotenks, an immediately identifiable character;
• a beautiful and energetic line;
• specific details, such as the production stamp;
• a clear pose, instantly recognizable visually;
• et un rattachement à un film précis de la période Dragon Ball Z.

This entry therefore preserves a record limited to elements that are reliable, observable or still useful for the archive.