The Visual Adventure Special Dragon Ball Prism set emerged during the early 2010s wave of unlicensed Dragon Ball trading cards produced primarily in Asia. These sets captured fan enthusiasm during a period when official English-language releases were limited, offering collectors vibrant, experimental designs and prism technology that created striking visual effects. Though unofficial, these cards developed a devoted following for their creativity and accessibility. General Blue appears here as card 70, showcasing the memorable villain with the distinctive prism finish that defines this set's aesthetic appeal. Collectors are drawn to this character's representation and the iridescent quality that brings the artwork to life. The card remains a notable example of the passionate fan-created collecting landscape that sustained Dragon Ball enthusiasm between official releases.