Migthy Morphin' Power Rangers: Squatt Pointing - Figurina da Collezione 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 must preserve line breaks and paragraph. But we translate description. However we are told to translate from English to Italian. Should we translate the sentence structure but keep "Squatt" and "Power Rangers" as proper nouns. Yes. Also "PVC figure" maybe "figura PVC" yes. "Condition : Great" -> "Condizione: Ottimo" or "Stato: Ottimo". In Italian, "Condizione: Ottimo" would be fine. Also "Super cool" could be "Super cool" but better "Super cool" translates? In Italian maybe "super figo" but better to translate as "Super figo"? We are translating professionally; "Super cool" could be "super bella" but keep tone. The instruction says translate user description; preserve proper nouns. So: "Super cool PVC figure of Squatt, one of the evil space aliens from Power Rangers! Condition : Great" Italian: "Super cool figura PVC di Squatt, uno dei malvagi alieni dello spazio dei Power Rangers! Condizione: Ottimo" We should decide capitalization: "Condizione" capitalized is ok. They used "Condition : Great" with space before colon. We should replicate? Italian version: "Condizione : Ottimo" maybe preserve colon spacing. They want preserve line breaks; there is only one line. We'll translate and keep colon style similar: "Condizione : Ottimo" Yes. Let's produce. No extra text.