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OMORI: OMORI Pin (Fangamer)

OMORI: OMORI Pin (Fangamer)

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Nuovo oggetto! (Aspettando che qualcosa accada?) Questo set di badge soft-enamel ufficiale OMORI è stato progettato per Fangamer Japan da Ade. Il pin OMORI è alto circa 38 mm; MEWO è alto circa 18 mm.

CategoryCollectibles

SubcategoryApparel & Merchandise

ConditionUsed

Item typeClothing & merchandise

Entertainment domainGaming

Cute fangamer Japanese pin Video game

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