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Bulma (doll), of the “Dragon ball Epoch” figure collection includes the following accessories:
This is a large scale figure, closer to the format of a Barbie doll than a conventional action figure. As usual in this type of products, the figure has cloth clothes and a synthetic mane that simulates real hair.
This issue is a clear reflection of Epoch’ s strategy in 1986, when, having the official Dragon Ball license, they decided to diversify their catalog by launching a wide variety of products. Beyond the classic figures, they also opted for less usual formats like this one, with the aim of capturing different types of public.
Like the rest of the figures released by Epoch at that time, this piece has a great value among collectors. Not only for its age and rarity, but also for its historical importance, as it belongs to the first group of figures ever produced from the Dragon Ball franchise.
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