The Dragon Ball deco sticker releases in Japan on October 16, 2026, with each of its two designs priced at ¥880 including tax. In its October 2026 announcement, Dragon Ball Official named Shenron and the Four-Star Ball as the launch designs and identified Brujula Co., Ltd. as the publisher.
The Dragon Ball deco sticker is a rub-on transfer. You stick, rub, and peel it on, with no water or heat needed. Only the raised design moves to the surface, which gives a glittery look and a more substantial feel than a regular sticker.
Key Takeaways
- The Kirakira Makie Deco Dragon Ball Z deco sticker releases in Japan on October 16, 2026, with Shenron and the Four-Star Ball each priced at ¥880 including tax.
- Brujula Co., Ltd. publishes the Kirakira Makie Deco, so fans with questions about the release should contact Brujula Co., Ltd. directly.
- The Kirakira Makie Deco is a rub-on transfer that needs no water or heat, and only its raised design stays behind on the surface.
- Brujula STORE limits online purchases to five units, so fans who want both the Shenron and Four-Star Ball designs should order early.
- Key Takeaways bullet ok, but the announcement covers the Japan release only, so fans elsewhere should check Dragon Ball Official’s news page for any news about other release regions.
Official Launch Date and Price for Kirakira Makie Deco
Dragon Ball Z Kirakira Makie Deco decorative transfer stickers release in Japan on October 16, 2026. The release is set for Japan, so fans elsewhere should watch the news page for any announcement about other release regions.
Each design sells for ¥880, and that price includes tax. Brujula Co., Ltd. publishes the product, so it is the company fans should contact with questions about the release.
Brujula’s 2026 product catalog also lists the Kirakira Makie Deco as a two-design product scheduled for October 2026, which matches the October 16 date.
Shenron and Four-Star Ball: The Two Designs
Shenron and the Four-Star Ball are the two designs in the launch, and each one is priced at ¥880 including tax. Shenron is the eternal dragon from Dragon Ball Z, who appears once Goku and his friends gather all seven Dragon Balls and make a wish. The Four-Star Ball is one of those seven orbs, marked with four stars, and it is the one many fans picture first when they think of the hunt for the Dragon Balls. Pairing the dragon with one of the orbs that summons him gives fans a set that feels true to the series.
How the Raised Rub-On Transfer Works
Most stickers are flat sheets that you press onto a surface and leave there. The Kirakira Makie Deco works differently because the raised design is what moves. The Brujula STORE listing describes it as a transfer, so the artwork lands on your item rather than a full sheet.
Applying it takes three simple steps, and none of them need water or heat.
- Stick the transfer onto the surface, with the design where you want it.
- Rub over the sheet so the raised design presses onto the surface.
- Peel the backing sheet away and leave the design behind.
Only the raised part of the design transfers, which leaves a glittering finish. The listing says this gives the result a more substantial appearance than a conventional sticker. If you are new to collectibles, expect the finished piece to stand out more than a thin label would.
Sizes, Materials and Tips for a Clean Surface
The transfer design measures 50 × 60 mm, and its backing sheet is larger at 60 × 85 mm. Plan the spot for the piece with that extra border in mind, since the backing needs room to peel away cleanly.
- Transfer design: 50 × 60 mm
- Backing sheet: 60 × 85 mm
- Materials: epoxy resin and aluminum powder
The raised design is made from epoxy resin and aluminum powder, which gives it a solid, metallic look rather than the feel of thin paper. Because the design is raised, a scratched or bumpy surface can keep it from lying flat.
Choose a smooth spot and make sure it is clean and free of dirt, oil, and moisture. Fingertip oil is easy to miss, so wash your hands and wipe the area before you start. If the surface is damp, let it dry completely first, since trapped moisture can stop the design from sticking well.
Purchase Limit and Where Fans Can Buy It
Brujula STORE’s online listing limits purchases to five units, so fans who want both the Shenron and Four-Star Ball designs should order early. Each design is priced at ¥880 including tax, and the limit applies to the listing rather than to any single design. Saiyan Warrior reports on this release but does not sell the sticker, and we cannot reserve stock for readers. For current availability, check the official news page on Dragon Ball Official’s website and the publisher’s product listing before the October 16, 2026 launch. Stock and sales terms can change, so the latest version of each page is the one to trust.
What Fans Should Watch for After the Japan Launch
October 16, 2026 is the confirmed release date for the Kirakira Makie Deco in Japan. Fans who want news on more designs, stock updates, or wider availability should check the news page on Dragon Ball Official’s website.
Collectors should compare the transfer format with regular Dragon Ball stickers before they buy. A standard sticker sits on top of the surface as a flat sheet, while the Kirakira Makie Deco leaves only its raised artwork behind. If you already own a sticker collection, check whether that thicker, glittering finish suits the items you want to decorate.
Tracking the Kirakira Makie Deco Next Steps
Start by choosing between Shenron and the Four-Star Ball, since each design costs ¥880 including tax and orders are capped at five units. Next, pick the item you want to decorate and find a flat, smooth patch on it. The backing sheet measures 60 × 85 mm, so leave at least that much clear space for a clean peel. Before October 16, 2026, clean that spot with a dry, lint-free cloth and let it dry fully. Finally, bookmark the publisher’s product listing and the news page, and check both again closer to launch day.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can the Kirakira Makie Deco be applied to painted metal or glass?
Brujula’s surface guidance calls for a flat, smooth, clean spot free of dirt, oil, and moisture. Check that any painted metal or glass surface meets those conditions, and test a small spot before you apply the transfer to a prized item.
2. Which design is the better choice for a Dragon Ball collection, Shenron or the Four-Star Ball?
Shenron suits fans who want the eternal dragon as the centerpiece of their collection. The Four-Star Ball suits fans who want the orb that starts the hunt for all seven Dragon Balls. Many collectors pick both, since the pair captures the series’ wish-making story from start to finish.
3. Can the Kirakira Makie Deco go on a curved or bumpy surface?
A curved or bumpy surface is a harder fit for the Kirakira Makie Deco because the raised design needs to press down evenly. Scratches and bumps can stop the design from lying flat, so a flat, smooth patch gives the cleanest result. Pick the flattest area on your item before you start.
