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Captain Planet & The Planeteers: Linka Action Figure (90s)

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Probablement la figure la plus rare de cette série obscure, éco-guerrière, que la plupart des gens connaissent probablement seulement grâce au bon jeu NES. Très difficile à trouver, surtout en Europe ! État : Bon !

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