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A set of four DIY papercraft figures from the world of Hollow Knight: The Knight, a grub, Quirrel, and Hornet.

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SubcategoryApparel & Merchandise

ConditionUsed

Item typeClothing & merchandise

Entertainment domainGaming

Franchise, title or artistHollow Knight

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