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Son Goku - Daima, from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2025, this figure represents the adult version of Goku before being shrunk, as seen at the beginning of the Dragon Ball Daima series.
Although it visually maintains the classic orange gi, the piece is a technical revolution, being the first to implement the 4.0 articulation system in the knees, allowing for a much more natural and aesthetically clean bend.
The design and sculpt are entirely brand-new to match the specific art style of this series.
Regarding extras, the figure is simple yet effective, notably including a second wind-swept hair piece that allows for recreating dynamic flying or combat poses.
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