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Talking Super Mario Plush 45cm (Nintendo, import)

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Japan exclusives Mario-plushie som ser ut som vilken annan Mario-plushie som helst, förutom att den är ganska stor. Det som skiljer den åt är att han pratar när man trycker på hans mage! Skick: Great.

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