The Visual Adventure Special Dragon Ball Prism set belongs to a long tradition of unlicensed and fan-driven anime card releases that circulated widely in the early 2010s, when collectors often sought out novelty sets that sat outside official publisher catalogs. These releases are remembered for their bold, glossy prism finishes and for offering fans characters and moments that mainstream product sometimes overlooked. Their unusual origins give them a distinct place in the hobby's history, documenting how enthusiasm for a single franchise could drive an entire parallel market of collectibles. Card 22, Master Roshi's Training Fee, draws on the comedic side of the Dragon Ball story, spotlighting the famously eccentric old master and his well-known fondness for negotiating his lessons. Collectors are drawn to it for its playful subject, which captures the humor that many fans remember fondly, as well as for the way its prism treatment brings out the colors of the character's distinctive outfit and expression.