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Epoch was the first toy company to obtain the official Dragon Ball license in 1986. During the brief period in which it held the rights to produce figures based on the franchise, the Japanese company launched a series of figures, playsets, and games under the Dragon Ball brand, marking the beginning of official merchandising for the series.
Hoy en día, todas estas piezas son altamente valoradas por coleccionistas de todo el mundo, ya que representan los primeros productos licenciados jamás creados sobre el universo de Dragon Ball.
Their rarity, antiquity and historical value make them true treasures in the world of collecting.
En este listado, repasamos en detalle las piezas más relevantes que Epoch puso a la venta durante su breve pero significativa etapa como licenciataria oficial de Dragon Ball.
Epoch launched in 1986 a varied collection of figures, dolls and sofubis in different scales, all inspired by the early moments of the franchise.
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