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Son Goku (Kaiohken Ver), from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2017, this Kaiohken Goku figure was unique for having two different production runs for specific events: one exclusive to San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) and another for the Tamashii 10th World Tour.
Despite the different editions, they are exactly the same figure: a re-release of the 2014 base Goku featuring the classic 1.0 body.
This version stands out due to a complete repaint in reddish tones to simulate the technique's aura, along with changes to the kanjis and the belt on his clothing.
While it retains the same sculpt and basic accessories, the main draw of this release was the inclusion of a Ki aura effect designed to enhance display options.
The only actual difference between the two versions lies solely in the box design.
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