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Super Mario: Luigi 11 cm Action Figure (Bandai)

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¡Nuevo artículo! Figura de Luigi súper cool de S.H.Figuarts Viene con varios accesorios del universo de Mario. Estas figuras son muy geniales, porque son personalizables y pueden posarse de diversas maneras.

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