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Omastar, of the “Pokemon Tomy” figure collection does not include accessories.
This small PVC figure is one of the first released within the popular Pokemon franchise. Although the collection was originally called “Monster Collection” or “Moncolle” for short, today it is often referred to simply as “Pokemon Tomy”.
It was marketed in different countries and distributed by brands such as “Auldey” or “Hasbro”, so it is not strange to find it in different types of packaging or packs.
The original figures continue to be highly sought after by collectors around the world. However, due to the huge international success of Pokemon in the late 90’s, numerous imitations and bootlegs of this collection appeared, making it even more special to find authentic copies in good condition.
To distinguish the original figures from fakes, carefully examine the photos.
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