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Captain Planet & The Planeteers Environmental Game

  • 1991

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A blue and green cardboard box featuring characters from the cartoon television series, Captain Planet. When the planet Earth is in trouble, Captain Planet and up to five teammates work against polluting eco-villains. Players move around different environments to clean up pollution with appropriate Earth Saver cards. The box contains 2 instruction sheets, 1 wood die, 6 character tokens, 6 wooden character stands, 24 pollution tokens, 6 Eco-Villain cards, and 24 Earth Saver cards.

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  • 2.5 in. H x 15 in. W x 9.25 in. L (Box)
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