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Tournament set, from "Dragon ball - Dragon Ball Epoch" collection, includes the following accessories:
Here we have a set of keshigomu figures, which are monochrome rubber figures that were very popular in the 1980s. This set features the most prominent characters from the first Martial Arts Tournament (Tenkaichi Budokai) that appears in the Dragon Ball series.
These same figures are also included in the original Tenkaichi Budokai playset, released by Epoch that same year.
As with the rest of the products distributed by Epoch in 1986, this set is highly valued by collectors. Its scarcity and the fact that it is part of the first official Dragon Ball merchandise make it a must-have item for the most discerning fans.
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