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Bulma (sofubi), from "Dragon ball - Dragon Ball Epoch" collection, includes the following accessories:
This figure is made of soft vinyl, a material popularly known as sofubi, widely used in the creation of collectible figures in Japan. It comes in classic packaging consisting of a cardboard base and a plastic blister pack.
It also includes a mini Keshigomu-style rubber figure, characterized by being small, monochromatic, and with a rubbery finish. The mini figure included is random, with several molds featuring different characters and colors, adding an element of surprise and collectability. However, the main figure is always the same.
Like the other figures released by Epoch in 1986, this piece is highly valued by collectors, as it is one of the first figures ever produced from the Dragon Ball franchise.
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