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Panzy, from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2026, the Panzy S.H. Figuarts marks the character's first-ever official figure, joining the Dragon Ball Daima lineup.
To perfectly capture her small stature while maintaining high poseability, Tamashii Nations utilized the Kid 2.0 body architecture (previously seen in Goku Mini SSJ4), resulting in a design that is a mirror image of her on-screen appearance.
The set stands out for its detailed accessories, featuring her signature backpack, scarf, and necklace.
Furthermore, it includes a bonus face plate and a hairpiece with an extra hat specifically designed for use with the Goku (Mini) figure, enhancing display options for the whole crew.
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