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Touche Métallique
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Discover Tamashii's brand-new collection of "Figuarts Zero" statuettes, now called "Touche Métallique". This incredible Jeeg statuette will look amazing on your bookshelf, even more so when paired with Grendizer (sold separately).
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Static Figure - Metal key -...
Tamashii Nations presents, as part of the Figuarts Zero collection, the Bandai Premium figure of Eneru Sixty Million Volt Lightning Dragon Extra Battle Version. It's based on his appearance in the "One Piece" anime and measures 31.5 cm. He's beautifully detailed, from his base to the fingertips from which his Sixty Million Volt Lightning Dragon attack emanates.
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Static Figure - Metal key -...
Discover Tamashii's brand-new collection of "Figuarts Zero" statuettes, now called "Touche Métallique". This incredible Grendizer statuette will look amazing on your bookshelf, even more so when paired with Jeeg (sold separately).
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Static Figure - Metal key -...
Discover Tamashii's brand-new collection of "Figuarts Zero" statuettes, now called "Touche Métallique". This incredible statuette of Seiya, shooting his famous arrow from the golden armor of Sagittarius, will look great in your collection.
