Visual Adventure's Dragon Ball Prism set from 2013 belongs to a long tradition of unlicensed and loosely licensed Dragon Ball trading cards that circulated during the years when the franchise was enormously popular outside official channels. Collectors remember these sets for their bold, glossy prism finishes and for the way they captured the energy of the series during a period when official English-language cards were far less common. Today they document a particular corner of the hobby, one shaped by fan demand, regional distribution, and the enthusiasm of players who simply wanted cards featuring their favorite characters. Card 28, Milk Delivery, is a playful entry in the set, drawing on the lighthearted humor that runs through the early Dragon Ball stories. Its appeal lies in that contrast: a scene that is gentle and comic rather than a dramatic battle, which many collectors find refreshing. It is a card that rewards a closer look at the prism treatment and the framing of its subject.