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Perhaps the best known of the collections of Las aventuras de Fly, produced and marketed by TAKARA for the Japanese market in 1991, this collection was also distributed by other toy companies in other parts of the world such as: Korea, Europe or Latin America…
Personally this is the collection of The Adventures of Fly that I like the most because it is the one I could enjoy in my childhood, since in 1993, when the animated series came to Spain, the toy company HASBRO marketed the figures for the Spanish market.
The figures are exactly the same as the Japanese ones, the only difference being that they were packaged in blister packs instead of cardboard boxes. Also, the Dai (Knight Armor) figure was never marketed outside Japan.
The Korean toy company SONOKOKONG also marketed this collection in blister packs for the Korean and Brazilian market, the curious thing about the Korean figures is that the blister packs do not include the capes (cloths) that some characters had in the HASBRO and TAKARA versions.
The best and worst thing about this line of figures is that it is very short, 6 figures (or 7 if we include the “holy grail”). It is a collection that we can finish “easily”, but for those of us who have enjoyed the series, it can be too short, since there are missing figures of many important characters in the story.
The collection consists of 7 figures (1 of them exclusive and limited for the Japanese market) which are:
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