Visual Adventure Special Dragon Ball Prism was an unlicensed trading card set released in 2013, produced outside the official Dragon Ball licensing channels and aimed largely at fans who wanted the anime's characters in a collectible format. Unlicensed sets like this occupy a distinctive corner of the hobby. They tend to be remembered for their bold foil treatments, their sometimes unusual art choices, and the way they reflected a fan community eager to own cards that the official market was not supplying. For collectors interested in how anime card culture developed outside sanctioned releases, the set remains a useful reference point. Card #35, titled 2nd Match, presents a dynamic battle moment in the spirit of the franchise's most recognizable fight sequences, with its prismatic finish drawing attention to the energy and motion of the scene. Collectors seek it for its place within the set's numbering, for the way its artwork captures the series' signature intensity, and for its representation of a fan-driven era of card making that continues to interest those who study the history of Dragon Ball collectibles.