Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Ben 10 - 10cm Battle Figure - Ghostfreak
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Manufacturer: Bandai
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Binding: Toy
Brand: Bandai
EAN: 0045557272289
Feature: NEW FOR 2008 - terrific & highly collectable 10cm Ghostfreak "battle pose" figure
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Label: Bandai
Manufacturer: Bandai
Model: 27228
Publisher: Bandai
Studio: Bandai
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NEW FOR 2008 - terrific & highly collectable 10cm Ghostfreak "battle pose" figure
Each figure in the battle pose range comes with a stand & collectable card!
Put the card into the reader to reveal the secret DNA code...collect all the codes and enter them at the web address on the packaging for Ben 10 downloads!
Recommended for age 4 years & onwards by Bandai and not for children under 3 years of age due to small parts
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Editorial Reviews:
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Ben is a typical 10-year-old boy - he plays video games, rides his bike, and sometimes gets into some mischief... During a camping trip he finds the Omnitrix, an alien device that gives him the ability to turn into 10 different aliens. He uses its powers to become a superhero, adapting them to the specific situation he finds himself in. With this awesome power, he can take on almost any problem. No matter what bizarre form Ben takes, inside he's still the same mischievous, good-hearted 10-year-old boy! This awesome Battle Pose Ghostfreak action figure comes with a collectable Card and a Display Stand. Put the card into the stand to reveal a cool secret DNA code which can be used to obtain downloads from the Ben 10 website! Ghostfreak is a shadowy alien with ghost-like powers, able to phase through walls and make himself invisible. His appearance always comes in handy for putting fear into the hearts of criminals everywhere.
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