Bulma, TPE, and the Odd Comfort of Anime Sex Dolls

The weirdness of opening the box

I remember when the package showed up—one of those days where you’re too tired to care about anything except maybe food and bed. Anyway, there it was: a huge, nondescript box sitting in my hallway. I’d ordered a 158cm (5' 2") D-cup Bulma anime sex doll after way too many late-night scrolls on sites like betterlovedoll. Wasn’t really planning to tell anyone. Not sure why I’m even writing this now, but here we are.

Unpacking her felt—awkward? Exciting? Both at once, but also just… heavy. She weighs somewhere between 79-88 lbs (36-40kg), which is more than you’d think until you try to lift her out of foam and plastic wrap with one hand while holding your phone in the other. There’s something surreal about seeing an anime character like Bulma reimagined as a full body sex doll, right there on your living room floor.

Details that stick in your brain

People talk about “medium breast sex dolls” or D-cups like it’s some kind of technical spec sheet. But honestly, what stuck out to me was how soft TPE feels compared to silicone—not cold or rubbery but almost warm if you leave her near sunlight for a bit (don’t know if that’s recommended). Her face is pure Dragon Ball fantasy: those blue eyes, the hair color that doesn’t exist in nature unless you’re cosplaying hard enough.

It’s not perfect; sometimes the joints click weirdly when you move her arms. The hands are delicate—almost fragile—which makes dressing her up more nerve-wracking than it should be. Still, there’s something oddly comforting about having this familiar anime face around after a long day.

When nostalgia gets complicated

Here’s where it gets strange: part of me bought this because Dragon Ball was my escape back in high school—Bulma especially. Now she’s a celebrity sex doll standing in my bedroom corner and I’m not sure if that means I’ve made it or lost touch with reality completely. if you're interested in similar options, discover our mini anime sex doll range for more choices.

Sometimes I catch myself thinking about android 18 sex dolls too (don’t judge), just because these mini anime sex dolls look so detailed now it’s almost unsettling—in a good way? Maybe it’s just easier than dating real people when you’re mentally checked out half the time.

Price tags and little surprises

The price range for these things isn’t pocket change—expect $1001-1500 for something like this Bulma model from most legit shops if you want Japanese TPE quality and all that jazz. Some places run weird promos; use gift card to enter doll raffle or whatever gimmick they’re pushing this week.

Is it worth it? Depends what “worth” means to you at 2am when sleep won’t come and nostalgia hits harder than usual.

Tangent: cleaning routines nobody talks about

Nobody ever mentions how much work goes into keeping these things clean—not fun work either. You get all sorts of advice online (“use mild soap!” “avoid harsh chemicals!”) but at some point you're just staring at your own reflection wondering how life got here while washing a lady sex doll's wig in your sink.

Maybe that's too much information—or maybe it's exactly what someone needs before jumping into buying their own dragon ball sex doll for reasons they can barely explain themselves.

Closing off (but not really closing)

Some days she looks like art—other times just another thing collecting dust next to old manga volumes I've meant to reread forever. There's no neat conclusion here; owning an anime sex doll shaped like Bulma is stranger and more normal than you'd expect all at once.

Anyway—I guess that's what it's actually like.