This 150 mm statue captures Grandpa Gohan in a respectful yet dynamic pose that highlights his wisdom and quiet strength. The sculpt emphasizes aged features, soft wrinkles around the eyes, a calm expression, and a neatly styled white beard, contrasting with the energetic stance of a seasoned martial artist. He wears a traditional martial arts robe that drapes naturally, with careful texturing on the fabric to convey folds and weight. The paintwork uses subtle skin tones and weathered textures on the robe, finished with a matte seal to evoke the feeling of a cherished moment from Dragon Ball's early days. The base features a simple rock motif and a small Dragon Ball symbol to anchor the scene, while the sculptor captured the sense of mentorship present in the character.

Grandpa Gohan in Dragon Ball is the kind, patient grandfather who receives a baby Son Goku after they are found in the mountains and becomes his first teacher. This figure evokes that relationship, portraying him as a calm mentor whose influence goes beyond fighting skills. The description highlights how he nurtured Goku's sense of justice, curiosity, and restraint, teaching him to channel his strength with humility. Through his guidance, Goku learns to respect life, to train hard, and to pursue growth rather than glory. The statue aims to remind fans of the origins of Goku's power and the gentle wisdom that shaped his journey from a wild child to a legendary warrior, a memory many fans treasure.