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Bullzeye (Arial Fighter), from "Street Sharks - Extreme Dinosaurs" collection, includes the following accessories:
This figure is part of the first wave of Extreme Dinosaurs, a spin-off series of Street Sharks. In this series, the line features mutant dinosaurs equipped with all kinds of weaponry.
These figures are highly sought after by Street Sharks collectors, as they are essentially a continuation of the line, sharing both the size and the characteristic style.
Bullzeye is the most eccentric and fun-loving member of the Extreme Dinosaurs; he is an anthropomorphic Pteranodon with wings.
He is the only one in the group who can fly, which gives him an advantage in combat and exploration. He has a very playful, jokey, and carefree personality, always making jokes and pop culture references.
Despite his laid-back attitude, he is a brave fighter and loyal to his teammates. He also has a fondness for pizza and often uses sonic attacks, such as powerful ultrasonic screams, to disorient his enemies.
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