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The figure Scratch of TMNT Vintage includes the following accessories:
Scratch is a mutant cat in a convict uniform. He does not appear in the animated series or in the comics, although some say he is based on another comic book character named Hallocat who is also a convicted cat.
The same year of the figure’s release, 1993, a video game was released for GAME BOY called: “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: Radical Rescue“. In this video game Scratch appears as the first Chief villain to be defeated.
For some reason this figure is the most expensive of the entire collection, no apparent reason is known for this figure to have such an exorbitant price, reaching in some occasions to exceed $10,000 for its carded version. But it seems there are collectors willing to pay for it.
There are no known variants of this figure, nor has there been any reissue of this one, so the number of pieces is lower than others in the collection, although it is not the least common piece in the collection either, as we can constantly find it for sale on online second hand portals.
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