Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Soul of Chogokin GX-85 Titanus
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- Product is brand new and in factory-original condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have minor flaws, and is suitable to display in package or to open
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Product Description
"I call on the power of Titanus and the Ultrazord!" The "TITANUS" from Power Rangers Legacy joins the Soul of Chogokin series, with all of the details and play value you've come to expect! The neck is freely poseable, with movable cannons. It can be displayed with Soul of Chogokin GX-78 Dragonzord and Soul of Chogokin GX-72 Megazord! The set includes the figure, tail cannons (left and right), neck parts, and chain parts.
Product Features
- 11.40 inches (28.95cm)
- Made of plastic and die-cast
- The neck is freely poseable
- Movable cannons
- Display with other Zords in the line
Box Contents
- Titanus
- Tails cannons
- Neck parts
- Chain parts
Additional Details
Power Rangers (Super Sentai) is a live-action tokusatsu media franchise that gained popularity throughout the 1990s. This action series focuses on a group of characters who transform into color coded superheroes who gain added abilities to fight evil, while also teaming up to form a giant robot that takes inspiration from other tokusatsu series. Power Rangers is a popular entertainment brand that continues to produce merchandise that expands the franchise.
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- The packaging must be unopened and in the same condition as when initially received.
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