Migthy Morphin' Power Rangers: Squatt Pointing - Figurine de collection PVC (90s)

Super cool PVC figure of Squatt, one of the evil space aliens from Power Rangers! Condition : Great Note: The instruction says do not translate product names etc. We should preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. It asks to translate user's product description from English to French. Do not translate proper nouns; keep as written. So "Squatt" and "Power Rangers" should remain. Also "PVC figure" could be translated as "figurine PVC" but "do not translate product names" implies not to translate proper nouns, but common nouns can be translated. We should translate, but ensure names remain. So in French: "Super cool figurine PVC de Squatt, l'un des méchants extraterrestres de Power Rangers ! État : Excellent". Also "Great" -> "Excellent" or "Très bon". "Condition : Great" -> "État : Excellent". Keep line breaks? The original has single line. We should preserve line breaks; there is no line break except after. It says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. We'll produce a single line translation. Use punctuation in French: "Super cool figurine PVC de Squatt, l'un des méchants extraterrestres de Power Rangers ! État : Excellent" Ensure spaces around colon? In French it's "État : Excellent" fine. Let's output. But note: "Super cool" in French would be odd; we could keep "Super cool" but we translate. The instruction: translate to French. Could keep colloquial "Super cool". It's acceptable. I'll translate to: "Super figurine PVC de Squatt, l'un des méchants extraterrestres de Power Rangers ! État : Excellent" but "cool" translates to "cool" or "génial". Perhaps "Super cool" could be left as is. I'll choose: "Super cool figurine PVC de Squatt, l’un des méchants extraterrestres de Power Rangers ! État : Excellent" Use the apostrophe in "l’un". Okay. Ensure no extra quotes. Let's deliver.