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Mutenroshi (figure), from "Dragon ball - Dragon Ball Epoch" collection, includes the following accessories:
This is one of the first articulated figures with accessories in the history of Dragon Ball, launched in Japan by the Epoch company in 1986, at the beginning of the franchise. This figure was one of the first physical representations of a character from the Dragon Ball universe.
These plastic figures include various accessories and fabric clothing. There are two versions of this figure, with some of the accessories in different colors.
Epoch recognized the importance of the moment and created these figures, which, despite their simplicity, offered great playability and a very powerful visual appeal for children of that era... and, of course, for today's collectors.
Nowadays, finding this figure complete, with all its accessories and in good condition, is quite a challenge. Over time, it has become a very rare item and, as is often the case with this type of relic, its value has continued to increase.
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