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Vol.33 Vegeta and Baby, from "Dragon ball - Super Battle Collection" collection, includes the following accessories:
This figure is part of the Dragon Ball GT series, the latest wave of the "Super Battle Collection." Today, Dragon Ball GT figures are slightly more expensive and harder to find than the first figures in the Dragon Ball Z collection, probably because the series was not as successful as its predecessor and fewer units were sold. There are no known variants of this figure.
In this case, we find Vegeta in his Dragon Ball GT version and Baby, the first major villain of the series, an alien who can control bodies and hates the entire Saiyan race, as they were the destroyers of his home planet.
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