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Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise Asia Tour Is Coming to Seoul

Dragon Ball fans in South Korea will soon be able to step inside the world of Goku, Vegeta, Frieza, Cell, and many other legendary characters.

Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise Asia Tour will open in Seoul on August 22, 2026, bringing an immersive exhibition filled with recreated scenes, life-sized character displays, interactive challenges, and dedicated photo zones.

The limited-time event will remain open until November 15, 2026, at Stage X Seongsu 403.

Following previous stops in Bangkok and Taipei, the Seoul edition promises something much larger than a conventional anime merchandise pop-up.

Enter the World of Dragon Ball

Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise celebrates the battles, rivalries, friendships, and personal journeys that have shaped the Dragon Ball story.

The exhibition follows Goku and other famous characters as they grow stronger, overcome powerful enemies, and continue pushing beyond their limits.

Visitors will move through themed areas inspired by memorable moments from across the Dragon Ball franchise. The experience combines recreated scenes, character installations, interactive activities, animation, sound, and photo opportunities inside a story-driven exhibition route.

For longtime fans, the exhibition offers an opportunity to revisit some of the series’ most unforgettable battles. For younger visitors or people discovering Dragon Ball for the first time, it should also provide an exciting introduction to the characters and energy that made the franchise a worldwide phenomenon.

More Than 40 Full-Scale Character Displays

One of the biggest attractions of the Heroes Rise Asia Tour is its collection of character statues and installations.

The touring exhibition features more than 40 full-scale character displays, including popular heroes and villains such as:

  • Goku
  • Vegeta
  • Frieza
  • Cell
  • Majin Buu
  • Broly
  • Piccolo
  • Gohan

The characters are presented throughout recreated battle scenes and themed environments, allowing visitors to stand beside some of Dragon Ball’s most recognisable heroes and villains.

The Seoul promotional material also appears to feature characters and moments from several different eras of the franchise, including classic Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and later stories.

Try the Kamehameha and Fusion Techniques

Heroes Rise is not designed as a display-only exhibition.

Interactive content will allow visitors to take part in challenges inspired by some of Dragon Ball’s most famous techniques.

Fans will be able to experience activities based on the legendary Kamehameha Wave and recreate the iconic Fusion technique with another participant.

The Seoul event is also being promoted with:

  • Interactive exhibition content
  • Participatory games
  • Character statues and installations
  • Immersive animation and sound
  • Specially designed photo zones
  • Memorable certification-style photo opportunities

These activities should make the exhibition especially appealing to families, groups of friends, and fans who want something more engaging than a traditional gallery.

Exclusive Merchandise May Also Be Available

Previous stops on the Heroes Rise Asia Tour have included limited-edition exhibition merchandise and a mobile app experience.

At earlier locations, visitors could use the app to collect virtual Dragon Balls, complete challenges, and unlock special souvenirs. The wider tour has also promoted merchandise created specifically for the exhibition.

However, the Seoul ticket page has not yet published a complete merchandise list or confirmed whether every mobile activity from previous stops will return.

Fans should wait for additional Seoul-specific announcements before planning their purchases.

Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise Seoul Event Information

Event: Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise Asia Tour – Seoul

Dates: August 22 to November 15, 2026

Opening hours: 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Venue: Stage X Seongsu 403

Address: 403 Ttukseom-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul

Estimated experience time: Approximately 60 minutes

Age rating: Suitable for all ages

The venue is approximately a 10-minute walk from Exit 3 of Seongsu Station on Seoul Subway Line 2.

Visitors travelling by car are advised to use a nearby public parking facility, as dedicated venue parking is not being advertised.

Ticket Prices and Early-Bird Discount

Regular admission is priced at:

General admission: ₩28,000

A limited early-bird ticket is available for:

Early-bird admission: ₩22,400

Early-bird sales period: August 3 to August 16, 2026

The early-bird price represents a 20% discount, saving visitors ₩5,600 per ticket.

A 20% disability discount is also listed for eligible visitors. Supporting documentation will be required, and the discount is currently described as being available through the on-site ticket counter.

Discounts cannot be combined.

The booking page does not currently show a separate children’s ticket price. Although the exhibition is listed as suitable for all ages, families should not assume that young children can enter for free unless the organisers publish a specific age policy.

Important Entry Information

Visitors must confirm their reservation at the on-site ticket counter before entering the exhibition.

Tickets cannot be transferred to another person, and re-entry is not permitted after leaving the exhibition.

Detailed rules regarding photography, video recording, strollers, lockers, and outside food have not yet been clearly published for the Seoul edition.

Visitors planning to film content inside the exhibition should check the final photography and recording policy before visiting.

A Major Dragon Ball Event for Seoul

Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise looks set to become one of Seoul’s largest anime exhibitions of 2026.

With dozens of full-scale characters, interactive battle challenges, recreated scenes, and immersive themed environments, this is much more ambitious than the average temporary pop-up store.

The planned one-hour experience makes it feel closer to a temporary Dragon Ball attraction or themed museum.

The ₩28,000 standard ticket price may feel expensive for casual visitors, but the ₩22,400 early-bird price makes the event considerably more attractive, especially for dedicated Dragon Ball fans who want to see the characters and battles brought to life.

Whether you grew up watching Goku’s earliest adventures or joined the franchise through Dragon Ball Super, Heroes Rise could be one of the best opportunities to experience the Dragon Ball universe in Seoul.

Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise Asia Tour opens at Stage X Seongsu 403 on August 22, 2026.

Early-bird ticket sales end on August 16, 2026.

Tickets and additional information: Visit the official BeMill ticket page

LEGO Pokémon Polybag Sets Now Available at GS25 in South Korea

Pokémon fans in South Korea have another fun collectible to hunt down! GS25 has officially announced that two new LEGO Pokémon polybag sets are now available at participating stores across the country.

The two sets currently available are:

  • LEGO 30729 – Pokémon Premier Ball
  • LEGO 30730 – Pokémon Trainer's Stand

These compact LEGO sets are designed to provide a quick but enjoyable building experience. Whether you're a longtime Pokémon fan, a LEGO collector, or simply looking for an affordable collectible, these polybags make for a fun addition to any collection.

Instagram Giveaway Event

To celebrate the launch, GS25 is also running a special Instagram event.

To enter:

  1. Follow @gs25_official on Instagram.
  2. Tag a friend you'd like to build the LEGO Pokémon sets with.
  3. Leave a comment telling GS25 which of the two sets you're looking forward to building the most.

Event Period: August 4 – August 9, 2026

Winner Announcement: August 14, 2026

Prize: Ten winners will each receive a ₩3,000 GS25 mobile gift voucher.

A Great Addition for Collectors

LEGO polybag sets have become increasingly popular among collectors thanks to their affordable price, compact size, and exclusive builds. These Pokémon-themed sets are expected to be especially popular with both LEGO enthusiasts and Pokémon collectors.

If you're visiting a GS25 store in South Korea, it may be worth checking the toy or promotional section to see if these new LEGO Pokémon sets have arrived.

Will you be building the Pokémon Premier Ball or the Trainer's Stand? Let us know which one you'd pick!

Dragon Ball: Heroes Rise Asia Tour Is Coming to Seoul

Dragon Ball fans in South Korea will soon be able to step inside the world of Goku, Vegeta, Frieza, Cell, and many other legendary charact...

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