Visual Adventure Special Dragon Ball - Prism was an unlicensed card set released in 2013, produced outside the official Dragon Ball licensing channels and aimed at fans who wanted holographic, prism-finish cards featuring the franchise's characters. Such sets occupy a distinctive corner of the hobby: they reflect the grassroots appetite for Dragon Ball memorabilia during an era when official product was sparse in many markets, and they are remembered as a window into how fans improvised their own collecting culture. Their unauthorized status is part of their story, and collectors today study them as artifacts of that moment. Card #37, 4th Match, is one of the set's numbered entries, and its title points to a battle-focused scene in keeping with the anime-inspired artwork the set is known for. Collectors seek out individual cards like this one for the sense of place they give the set, capturing a fight moment in the bright, reflective style that defined the Prism line. It stands as a representative piece of a fan-driven project from the early 2010s.