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Battle Roar Kong

GxK Battle Roar Kong

£26.99
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PRODUCT DETAILS

Highly Detailed and Uniquely Sculpted: This King Kong action figure is highly detailed and uniquely sculpted, capturing the powerful and awe-inspiring look of Kong from the 2021 blockbuster movie, Godzilla vs Kong. Every muscle and texture is intricately designed to bring out the character's realism and strength

Battle Roar Feature: Press the button on Kong's side to open his mouth and activate his battle roar. This interactive feature adds an extra level of excitement and immerses you in the epic battle between Kong and Godzilla. Hear the mighty roar of Kong as he prepares to take on his formidable opponent

Monster Battle Sounds: The Battle Roar Kong action figure comes with monster battle sounds, further enhancing the play experience. These sounds bring the thrilling monster battles to life and add to the overall excitement and intensity of the action figure

Stands Over 17cm Tall: The Battle Roar Kong action figure stands at over 17cm tall (7 inches), making it a substantial and imposing figure. Its height adds to the presence and scale of Kong, allowing you to fully appreciate the size and power of the character

Designed and Sculpted Based on the 2021 Blockbuster Movie: This King Kong action figure is designed and sculpted based on the 2021 blockbuster movie, Godzilla vs Kong. The attention to detail ensures that the figure accurately represents Kong's appearance and captures the essence of the film

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