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Pokemon: Charmander FM Radio Plush (Tiger Electronics, 2000)

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Difícil de encontrar radio FM, que puede usarse como llavero, una colección bonita o para escuchar las últimas noticias aterradoras. Estado: Bueno. Probado y funciona. El logotipo está un poco manchado.

CategoríaVideo Games & Consoles

SubcategoríaVideo Game Consoles

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nintendo plush pokemon used video game merch

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