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Fire Super Mario Plush 45cm (Taito Arcade Prize, Nintendo, import)

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Japan exclusive Mario plush, that looks like any other Mario plush, except it’s quite big. This thing could only be won in certain Japanese arcades. Condition : Great.

CategoriaToys & Hobbies

SottocategoriaOther Toys

CondizioneUsed

Japanese nintendo super mario used video game merch

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