SNK vs. Capcom: The King of Fighter Twin Figure Keychain Set Kyo Kusanagi & Ryu (Capcom, 1999)

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This keychain set is soooooo cool! This one features Kyo Kusanagi and Ryu. Condition: Great! New in packaging.

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