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Vol.10 Super Saiyan Broly, from "Dragon ball - Super Battle Collection" collection, includes the following accessories:
This figure, like all those from "vol.1" to "vol.10," can be found with either the Western box or the Japanese box.
This figure has a variant with golden hair, which was sold with a Western box.
Japanese boxes are usually found at a higher price, as the figures sold in Japan had a much shorter run and are scarcer.
Unlike the pieces from "vol.1" to "vol.8," where we can find Japanese boxes marked "Made in China" and others marked "Made in Japan," this piece in a Japanese box only exists with the "Made in China" mark.
Along with Son Gohan, the "Japanese box" version of this piece is considered a holy grail, as it seems to be much rarer than the rest.
Broly is a Saiyan who showed incredible strength from a young age. Fearing his power, he was banished from the planet Vegeta along with his father, who swore revenge. Broly is a very calm-looking boy, but when rage takes hold of him, he loses control and becomes a Super Saiyan with unmatched strength.
An interesting fact about Broly is that he never appears in either the Dragon Ball manga or anime. This character first appeared in a Dragon Ball movie, and due to its great success, it was decided to make more movies about this character. Today, he is one of the most beloved characters in the franchise.
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