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Streex o Blades puppet from the collection Hand Sharks -Street Sharks does not include accessories.
Blades or Streex was one of the five puppets that were released as part of the “Hand Sharks” collection created by MATTEL in 1994, two editions of this figure were made changing a little the box (the figure is the same), in one we have a more closed box with front parts and another with a more open and robust box.
We believe that MATTEL decided to launch the second model of box, since the first one, the parts of the cardboard that flew away were very easily bent.
A curious fact is that the first edition of this puppet was released under the name of Blades and in the second under the name of Streex, something similar happened with the “Street Sharks” vintage collection, since this character also changed his name after the second wave.
Before the mutation Bobby was the typical handsome, womanizing guy who likes extreme sports and playing drums, with the mutation he transforms into a tiger shark. In the series the character is called Streex, but in this first version of the figure, it was called Blades, since he is on rollerblades.
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