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Emily the Strange Devil Pelúcia

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Pelúcia Original Emily the Strange com um divertido design de diabo, perfeita para fãs do icônico personagem gótico. Um excelente item de coleção, ideal para exibição, coleções ou como presente para qualquer entusiasta de Emily the Strange. ⚠️ A pelúcia não inclui as asas nas costas, conforme mostrado nas fotos.

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