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Son Gohan - Kid era, from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2020 as a regular retail track, this figure features Son Gohan in his earliest years, covering his appearances in both the Saiyan Saga and the Namek Saga.
For its construction, Tamashii Nations reused much of the mold and architecture from Kid Goku, successfully adapting it to Gohan's specific design and proportions.
While the accessory set is straightforward and lacks flashy power effects, its main draw is the inclusion of two full hair sculpts: one featuring the iconic "bowl cut" from his arrival on Namek, and the other with the longer, shaggier hair from his training with Piccolo.
It is an essential piece for completing the core cast from the beginning of Dragon Ball Z.
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