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Super Mario: Luigi 11 cm Action Figure (Bandai)

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Nouvel article ! Figure Super cool de Luigi de S.H.Figuarts. Livrée avec divers accessoires de l'univers de Mario. Ces figurines sont super cool, car elles sont personnalisables et peuvent être posées de diverses manières.

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