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Dreamworks Dragons Ultimate Plasma Blast Toothless - Light-Up Action Figure for Kids 4+

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Management number 235078084 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price US$14.28 Model Number 235078084
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Bring the thrilling world of 'How to Train Your Dragon' to life with the Ultimate Plasma Blast Toothless action figure. This interactive dragon toy lets kids relive epic movie moments and create their own daring adventures with authentic details and exciting light-up and sound features.

Toy Features:

  • Press the button on Toothless’ back to charge and unleash his blue plasma blast with light and sound
  • Features chomping action and realistic sound effects for immersive play
  • Encourages imaginative and pretend play, helping children develop creativity and storytelling skills
  • Authentic design inspired by the DreamWorks movie, with detailed sculpting and vibrant, multicolored finish

What's Included:

  • 1 Ultimate Plasma Blast Toothless Dragon figure
  • Batteries included (no assembly required)

Safety & Quality:

  • Age: 4 - 14 years
  • Material: Durable plastic construction
  • Product dimensions: 38.53 x 29.97 x 23.98 cm; weight: 825.54 g
  • Backed by the Spin Master Care Commitment for quality assurance

Perfect for fans of dragons and heroic adventures, this collectible action figure makes a great birthday or holiday gift. Start or expand your How to Train Your Dragon collection today!


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