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Zuckuss figure of the Star Wars collection (vintage) includes the following accessories:
Zuckuss: In 1982 KENNER launched the fifth wave of figures of its Star Wars collection, this wave contains figures based on the characters of the movie “The Empire Strikes Back”.
This figure was reedited several times and released in different countries or with different promotions, so we will be able to find it with different cardbacks, although the figure is the same in all its versions.
There is a great controversy with this figure and 4-LOM, since at first it seems that KENNER made a mistake and exchanged the names, something that would be corrected years later in future lines of figures, but within the vintage collection they are known by their opposite names, that is to say that this figure is really the one of the character 4-LOM and vice versa.
Zuckuss is a bounty hunter in the Star Wars franchise. He appears in “The Empire Strikes Back” as one of the mercenaries hired by Darth Vader to find Han Solo and Princess Leia.
Zuckuss is a Gand, an alien species that communicates through its guttural language and is known for its ability to track and hunt.
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