Converse is no stranger to cool fandom collaborations. We've seen everything from DC Comics to Pokemon Anniversary chucks released over the years, with current collections from Hello Kitty, Minions and Stranger Things. And now, the anticipated Converse x Dragon Ball Z collection is available to buy online and in stores across the US.

DBZ fans will be able to choose from five total character designs in Converse's classic Chuck Taylor All Star style, with the exception of the Shenron pair, which comes in Converse's more heavyweight Chuck 70 style shoe. There's also a Goten/Trunks sneaker design, but it only comes in kids' sizes. It would still make a great gift for the DBZ kid in your life, though!

Where to Buy the Limited Edition Dragon Ball Z x Converse Shoes

The following Dragon Ball Z shoes retail at $80 and up, available in adult unisex sizes. These are bound to sellout fast, so don't wait on this one.

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Which one is your favorite? Let me know in the comments.

Whether you're a new fan or have been here since the beginning, each distinct character has its own matching color or pattern scheme with fandom details that don't go unnoticed. From the ultimate Saiyan warrior Goku's orange high-tops, Frieza's pair with purple tongue and accents, to Cell's green spots, these classic kicks are taking things to high-gravity.

Each shoe comes with the Dragon Ball Z logo on the back heel, leather upper with Shenron graphics and a cobranded sockliner. There are also iconic shoelace charms included with the Goku and Vegeta pairs for extra flare. Plus, it's Converse, so you can trust the shoes are of high quality.

If you're looking for even more limited edition merch, Converse has also dropped a few DBZ branded t-shirts at Converse.com. As for what's next from Dragon Ball Z? We'll have to wait and see.

For newer Dragon Ball Z fans, check out how to watch Dragon Ball movies in order and Dragon Ball’s Best, Worst and Weirdest Video Games of All Time.

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