Do not assume that faceplates, hands or heads are interchangeable just because two figures have the same character or a similar size. Compatibility depends on the product system and release. Check the manufacturer's information before fitting a part from another figure.
Identify both sides of the swap
Record the exact figure and the exact accessory donor. Compare the product line, version and connector description where provided. A photograph showing two parts side by side is not evidence that their joints are designed to match.
Look for explicit compatibility statements or instructions. If none exist, ask the maker or seller. Treat an unverified collector experiment as an experiment, not a general fit guarantee.
Watch for hidden differences
A connection can differ in shape, depth or angle even when the visible faces look alike. Hair pieces and collars can also interfere with a swapped head. Forcing the assembly risks damage beyond the joint itself.
Do not sand, heat or glue a component merely because it nearly fits. If a supplied part appears wrong, photograph the mismatch and contact support before modifying it.
Keep original parts traceable
Store each release's components separately and photograph the original arrangement. If you later sell, gift or move the figure, that record helps you restore the intended contents without confusing similar pieces.
When browsing Super Saiyan Sphere figures, check whether the selected product actually includes interchangeable options. A posed promotional image does not establish that every face or accessory shown elsewhere is included or compatible. Choose the complete product you want rather than relying on an unconfirmed future swap.
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