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Pikachu Chara Dash - Japanese Exclusive Toy (1997)

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Väldigt konstig leksak som vi ärligt talat inte kan lista ut hur den fungerar - men hey, den är från de tidiga dagarna av Pokemon, så den är samlarvärd… eller hur? Skick: Bra! Visar tecken på användning.

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