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Pokemon: Pikachu Clip-On Plush (Bandai, 2006)

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Sød lille plysdyr, som du kan fastgøre til ethvert stykke tøj, for at få det til at se ud som om du virkelig er en Pokemon-træner!! Ikke mere jobsøgning for dig; du bliver ansat overalt! Tilstand: Mint, tilsyneladende ubrugt.

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