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Son Goku (Kaioken), from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2020 as a regular retail track, this figure marks the line's second take on the Kaioken technique for a base-form Goku.
Unlike the original release, this model utilizes the modern 2.0 body architecture (based on the Goku: A Hero Raised on Earth mold), offering far superior poseability and proportions.
The piece stands out for its complete repaint in pearlescent reddish tones to simulate the technique's aura, as well as including a brand-new hair sculpt designed to emulate wind-blown effects or ki pressure.
A key detail for purists is that the kanji on the gi specifically corresponds to those worn by Goku during the Namek Saga, following his training en route to the planet.
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