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Food Fight

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Dive into the colorful world of Skylanders Trap Team with the irresistible Food Fight figure! With his unique mix of nature powers and a fondness for vegetables, Food Fight is ready to defend Skylands from the evil forces. As one of the original Trap Masters from the Trap Team game, Food Fight is known for his lightning-quick tomato shooter and his ability to heal himself with bubbling food energy. He is a charming and effective hero who is a must-have for any Skylanders fan looking to capture the infamous villains. This Food Fight figure is in good, used condition and works flawlessly in the game. He’s ready to jump straight into action and help you defeat Kaos. - Character: Food Fight - Game: Skylanders Trap Team - Condition: Good / used condition Are you ready to add this vegetable-loving hero to your collection? Feel free to contact me with any questions!

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SubcategoryVideo Games
ConditionUsed

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