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The figure of Super Saiyan Vegeta 4 from Dragon ball – “Super Battle Collection” does not include any accessories.
This figure is part of the figures of the series Dragon ball GT, the latest wave of the “Super Battle Collection”, as of today, the figures of the Dragon ball GT are slightly more expensive and more difficult to obtain than the first figures in the collection about Dragon ball Z, probably because the series was not as successful as its predecessor and fewer units were sold. There are no known variants of this Figure.
Vegeta is one of the main protagonists of the series Dragon Ball Z, He is the prince of the Saiyans, a man as proud as he is powerful, although he is presented to us at first as a villain, he ends up joining forces with Goku and their partners. He stands out for his bad temper and constantly wants to outdo Goku to prove that he is the most powerful Saiyan of all.
In this case, we find it in its transformation in Super Saiyan de nivel 4, a level at which it reaches in the anime Dragon Ball GT, where they approach the power of the Ozarus (giant monkeys).
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