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Jackie Chun, from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2020 as a Tamashii Web Exclusive, this Jackie Chun figure represents Master Roshi's legendary alter ego during the World Martial Arts Tournaments in classic Dragon Ball.
The piece is a feat of clever engineering, as it recycles much of the sculpt and articulation system from the 2018 Master Roshi, adapting the torso with his iconic black formal suit.
This technical choice ensures full accessory compatibility between both versions, allowing collectors to swap heads and hands to expand display options.
Standout extras include the tournament announcer's microphone and the three-star Dragon Ball, solidifying it as an essential nostalgic piece for fans of the early stages of the series.
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