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The figure Rox from Street Sharks Vintage collection includes the following accessories:
The mutation of Rox was caused by the consumption of mutagenic popcorn, as it was also laced with a mind control serum. What really set him apart was the way his hair remained after the transformation, giving him a truly unique look.
The figure of Rox was part of the second wave of the Street Sharks and there are no known variants of this figure.
This piece was re-released as part of the series Mega Heroes, a wave distributed in 1996 where they changed the packaging, from the cardboard box used until then, to the typical blister with bubble.
In my opinion, a mistake on MATTEL’s part, as the cardboard box was something that differentiated this line of toys from others. So, this figure can be found with two different types of packaging, even though the figure remains the same.
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