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Sly Sludge, from "Captain Planet - Captain Planeta" collection, includes the following accessories:
Sly Sludge is part of a collection of figures based on the animated series "Captain Planet" released during the 1990s.
This figure was released by TIGER TOY in America and KENNER in Europe, so we can find it with packaging in different languages, but the figure itself is the same.
Sly Sludge is usually found trying to work his way through some kind of get-rich-quick scheme, representing laziness, ignorance, the dangers of apathy, and short-term thinking.
Since waste management is a real problem, he often gains credibility by claiming to have discovered a way to alleviate garbage disposal problems and make quick money in places that send him their trash.
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