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Shredder with Tiger Spirit Armor, from "TMNT - TMNT Vintage (Sublines Figures)" collection, includes the following accessories:
The Metal Mutants sub-line was launched in 1995 in both the U.S. and Japan. In this collection, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are depicted wearing armor reminiscent of the classic Saint Seiya style.
The packaging of the figures varies significantly depending on the region: in Japan, they were sold in boxes, while the rest of the world opted for the typical cardboard and plastic bubble wrap format.
The Japanese boxes are particularly prized by collectors, surpassing the blister pack versions in popularity.
These figures are quite difficult to find, especially in good condition and with all their original accessories. Each turtle has a unique armor set composed of numerous pieces, which makes it even harder to find them complete.
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