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EV-9D9 figure of the Star Wars collection (vintage) includes the following accessories:
EV-9D9 is one of the figures of the last wave of the vintage Star Wars collection produced by the toymaker KENNER, all the figures of this last wave are considered very rare and are included among the so-called “The Last 17”, the last 17 figures released to the market are the most expensive and complicated to obtain of the entire collection. This is because the print run of these figures was much shorter than the previous ones, so there are fewer units.
With the movie trilogy now finished and no future releases in sight, KENNER made one last attempt to keep the figure line going, this time under the name “The Power of the Force”, but unfortunately the Star Wars fad was already coming to an end after several successful years.
All the figures of this last wave included an exclusive coin of each character, both new and reissued from previous waves. These figures were sold in several countries, so we can find them with cardboard with the triple logo of “Return of the Jedi”, in that case did not include the coin.
EV-9D9 is a torture and administration droid at the palace of Jabba el Hutt on Tatooine. Its main function is to supervise the torture of droids and prisoners.
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