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Darth Vader figure from Star Wars collection (vintage) includes the following accessories:
Darth Vader is part of the first 12 figures of the collection of figures “Star Wars” (vintage) created by the toymaker KENNER, these first figures were reissued several times over the years, the first editions of 1977 on the back of the cardboard has a print of the first 12 figures, today we know them as 12-back and are the most sought after by collectors.
This line of figures was launched in several countries and distributed by different toy companies, so we can find the cardboard in several languages and with the logo of different toy companies.
Darth Vader, originally Anakin Skywalker, is a key character in Star Wars. He started out as a promising Jedi, but fell to the Dark Side for fear of losing his loved ones. He became the iconic Sith villain with black suit and signature breath.
Throughout the saga, he rediscovers his humanity and redeems his actions by sacrificing himself to save his son Luke Skywalker and destroy Emperor Palpatine, thus restoring balance to the Force. Its story is a central narrative of the franchise.
Over the years, Darth Vader has become one of the most famous and beloved villains in history.
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