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Emily the Strange Mummy Plush

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Peluche original de Emily the Strange con un divertido diseño de momia, perfecto para los fans del icónico personaje gótico. Un gran coleccionable, ideal para exhibición, colecciones o como regalo para cualquier entusiasta de Emily the Strange. ✨ En buen estado, como se ve en las fotos. 🏷️ Producto original.

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