The Visual Adventure Special Dragon Ball - Prism set is an unlicensed release from 2013, produced outside the official Dragon Ball licensing channels and sold largely through specialty and secondhand markets. Within the hobby, unlicensed sets like this one are remembered as a distinct corner of anime and manga card collecting, where the appeal lies as much in the quirks and irregularities of their production as in the characters themselves. Their history reflects a period when fans and small publishers were experimenting with imagery that official releases had not yet reached, and that scrappy, unpredictable character gives the set lasting interest for collectors who enjoy the unusual. This card, number 46 in the set, depicts a monkey imitating Son Goku, a playful and irreverent take on one of the franchise's best-known heroes. Collectors often seek out cards like this for their humor and for the way they reinterpret familiar characters in unexpected ways. It is a conversation piece that rewards a closer look at the artwork and at the sense of fun the set was built around.