Toyzinger
Goku (doll), from "Dragon ball - Dragon Ball Epoch" collection, includes the following accessories:
This is a large-scale figure, closer in size to a Barbie doll than a conventional action figure. As is usual with this type of product, the figure has fabric clothing and synthetic hair that simulates real hair.
This example clearly reflects Epoch's strategy in 1986 when, having obtained the official Dragon Ball license, it decided to diversify its catalog by launching a wide variety of products onto the market. Beyond the classic figures, they also opted for less common formats such as this one, with the aim of attracting different types of audiences.
Like the other figures released by Epoch at that time, this piece is highly valued by collectors. Not only because of its age and rarity, but also because of its historical importance, as it belongs to the first group of figures ever produced from the Dragon Ball franchise.
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