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OMORI: Happy Kel Lenticular Pin (Fangamer)

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New item! We're all having fun here, aren't we? Everyone's names are secondary! This official OMORI pin was designed by Nina Matsumoto and measures about 6 cm square. Its lenticular finish shows one of two designs depending on how you look at it.

CategoryCollectibles

SubcategoryEntertainment Memorabilia

ConditionUsed

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