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Bulma - Journey to Planet Namek, from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2021 as a Tamashii Web Exclusive, this figure marks a milestone as the first Bulma version based entirely on Dragon Ball Z, specifically from the start of the Namek Saga.
While it retains the 1.5 body architecture to preserve the aesthetic of the female line, it features a completely new sculpt that recreates her yellow space suit and signature hairstyle from that era.
Among her accessories, the standout is the extra head featuring the explorer hat, allowing for different display options during her interstellar journey.
Additionally, the set is quite comprehensive, including a detailed backpack, the Dragon Radar, a Namekian Dragon Ball (seven-star), and various face plates that perfectly capture her bold personality.
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