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Poco quotato puzzle, che non ha mai davvero trovato un pubblico... forse a causa della sua copertina. Le immagini in-game sono però super kawaii! Condizione: Buona/grande! Completo in box. Ciglione superiore leggermente piegato (vedi foto).

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SottocategoriaVideo Games

CondizioneUsed

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