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Power Disc: Poe's Resistance Jacket - Di

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Get ready to jump into the galaxy's most exciting adventure with Poe's Resistance Jacket Power Disc for Disney Infinity 3.0! This unique Power Disc is a must-have for any Star Wars fan who wants to customize their gaming experience. This rare Power Disc unlocks Poe Dameron's iconic Resistance Jacket, giving your characters a cool and authentic Star Wars look. Perfect for customizing your figures and giving them an edgier appearance inspired by the brave pilot from The Force Awakens. The Power Disc is in good, used condition and ready to be scanned into your Disney Infinity 3.0 portal. Add this unique outfit to your collection, and send your favorite figures on missions in style. - Title/Character: Poe's Resistance Jacket Power Disc - Platform/Game: Disney Infinity 3.0 - Condition: Used Have questions, or would you like to see more pictures? Feel free to write!

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