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Add the iconic, fearsome dragon Cynder to your Skylanders collection with this figure from Skylanders Giants! Known for its dark past and its strong bond to the Undead element, Cynder is a fan favorite and a must-have for any Portal Master. Cynder brings its unique blend of strength and mystery to your adventures and is ready to fight Kaos. Its design and backstory make it one of the most recognizable and beloved figures in the Skylanders universe. This figure is used but in good condition and works perfectly with the Skylanders Giants game. It is ready to take its place on your Portal Master and dive into new adventures. - Character: Cynder - Game: Skylanders Giants - Condition: Used Capture Cynder today and bolster your team! Feel free to message me if you have questions or want more pictures.

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