This is the Japanese Banpresto "Terebi Denwa" (TV Telephone) Part 3 from 1993 — the third part of the series, dispensed not from packs but from Japanese arcade cabinets shaped like videophones where kids "called Goku" to win cards. Part 3 breaks from the 36-card Parts 1 and 2: it's a tighter 24-card, all-prism run themed around the Android/Cyborg and Cell saga, with Perfect Cell, Trunks and the Z fighters across the checklist. Every card is a rainbow-foil prism, so there are no common base cards to fall back on — the whole set glitters. Because these came out of machines rather than sealed packs, clean copies are tougher than the modest prices suggest, and the format is a true piece of early-'90s Japanese arcade history.
- 1Every card is a rainbow prism/foil — there are no non-prism base cards in the set.
- 2Marked 'Made in Japan' with Banpresto branding; card number printed on the prism front.
- 3Dispensed from Japanese arcade 'Terebi Denwa' (videophone) cabinets rather than sold in sealed wax packs.
Full-bleed prism foil scratches and shows handling lines easily, so surface is the decisive grading factor. Arcade-dispensed origin means soft corners and edge nicks are common; clean high-grade copies are genuinely scarce.
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