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Jab, from "Street Sharks - Street Sharks" collection, includes the following accessories:
Here is the first figure of one of the main characters from the Street Sharks series. There is another version of this figure with metallic paint and glow-in-the-dark teeth.
Jab is the laziest of the sharks; he loves boxing and has a knack for mechanics. When he transforms into a shark, he becomes a hammerhead shark and can knock anything down with his headbutts.
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