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Zamasu, from "Dragon ball - SH Figuarts" collection, includes the following accessories:
Released in 2020 as a limited edition exclusive for the USA market (and later selected events), this Zamasu figure depicts the Kaioshin apprentice in his standard form prior to fusion.
Technically, the piece repurposes the 2.0 body from the Potara version released a year earlier, but with a complete repaint to match his original attire.
While it features brand-new head sculpts that perfectly capture his characteristic smugness, the figure is noted for having some of the scantiest accessories in the entire S.H. Figuarts line.
For an exclusive release, the lack of power effects or a wider array of face plates became a major talking point among the collecting community.
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