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Scorpion Striker Catapult

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Dive into the battle with full power with Scorpion Striker Catapult for Skylanders Giants – a must-have accessory for any true portal master! This unique figure adds a whole new dimension to your Skylanders Giants gameplay, where you can fire mighty projectiles at the chaos creatures. Scorpion Striker Catapult is not only a fun element, but also a strategic addition that brings more dynamism to your adventures in Skylands. The catapult is used but in good condition and works as it should. It’s ready to be placed on the portal and contribute its firepower to your collection of Skylanders Giants gear. - Title/Character: Scorpion Striker Catapult - Platform/Game: Skylanders Giants - Condition: Used Grab the chance to expand your Skylanders possibilities! Feel free to write if you have questions.

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ConditionUsed

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