Dragon Ball Super Dragon Stars Bardock vs Frieza 1st Form Battle Pack Action Figure
Product Description
The most epic battles of Dragon Ball come to life in the Dragon Stars Battle Pack.
Inspired by the most iconic and well-known battles in the Dragon Ball universe, this Battle Pack features Bardock vs Frieza (1st Form) and includes all new accessories and features exclusive face details not available in the individual 6-inch Dragon Stars Figures.
Product Features
Approx. 6.5 inches tall (16.5cm)
Made of plastic
Based on Dragon Ball Super
Part of the Dragon Stars series
Multiple points of articulation
Complete set of 2 figures
Box Contents
Bardock figure
Pair of alternate hands
Energy blast effect
Frieza figure
Pair of alternate hands
Energy blast effect
Brand: Bandai
Age: 4 and Above
Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Contains small parts.
Additional Details
Dragon Ball
Dragon Ball is the widely known and beloved Japanese franchise created by Akira Toriyama. The Dragon Ball manga franchise has been serialized in Shonen Jump since 1984, along with a few long running anime series starting with Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and more recently Dragon Ball Super.
The most epic battles of Dragon Ball come to life in the Dragon Stars Battle Pack.
Inspired by the most iconic and well-known battles in the Dragon Ball universe, this Battle Pack features Bardock vs Frieza (1st Form) and includes all new accessories and features exclusive face details not available in the individual 6-inch Dragon Stars Figures.
Product Features
Approx. 6.5 inches tall (16.5cm)
Made of plastic
Based on Dragon Ball Super
Part of the Dragon Stars series
Multiple points of articulation
Complete set of 2 figures
Box Contents
Bardock figure
Pair of alternate hands
Energy blast effect
Frieza figure
Pair of alternate hands
Energy blast effect
Brand: Bandai
Age: 4 and Above
Not suitable for children under 3 years old. Contains small parts.
Additional Details
Dragon Ball
Dragon Ball is the widely known and beloved Japanese franchise created by Akira Toriyama. The Dragon Ball manga franchise has been serialized in Shonen Jump since 1984, along with a few long running anime series starting with Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and more recently Dragon Ball Super.