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Goku (tricycle), from "Dragon ball - Dragon Ball Epoch" collection, includes the following accessories:
This time we have a wind-up toy that shows Goku riding a cute tricycle. The mechanism is activated by a small crank: when you wind it up, the tricycle moves forward on its own.
There are two variants of this piece, differentiated by the color of Goku's outfit. One version shows him in his orange suit, while the other shows him in blue clothing.
Like the rest of the products launched by Epoch at that time, this piece is highly valued among collectors. Its age, the rarity of the format, and, above all, its significance as one of the first toys ever produced from the Dragon Ball franchise make it a highly prized item in the world of collecting.
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