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OMORI: OMORI Pin (Fangamer)

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New item! (Waiting for something to happen?) This official OMORI soft-enamel pin set was designed for Fangamer Japan by Ade. The OMORI pin is about 38 mm tall; MEWO is about 18 mm tall.

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SubcategoryEntertainment Memorabilia

ConditionUsed

Cute fangamer Japanese pin Video game

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