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Jordan Bell is rocking custom Dragon Ball Z Vegeta shoes

Shoutout to the ‘Prince of Saiyans’

Ball is life. Dragon Ball is also life, so it only makes sense that Jordan Bell would decide to get Dragon Ball Z inspired shoes. The custom-made kicks are a shoutout to one of the coolest characters in the series, Vegeta, the Prince of Saiyans.

The kicks were custom made by artist/shoe designer Kickstradomis and they look fire. This isn’t the first time we’ve seen Dragon Ball Z and the NBA cross paths.

Kickstradomis has also made DBZ inspired kicks for Lauri Markkanen...

and Karl-Anthony Towns.

Finally, we can’t have an article about Dragon Ball Z fans in the NBA without shouting out De’Aaron Fox. Look at his avi y’all. Then there’s this.

It’s good to see that NBA and Dragon Ball relations are going strong. While we’re on the topic, yo Kickstradomis can I get some Piccolo shoes? Please?

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