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Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Red Rescue Team Bag

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Switch N Carry Nintendo Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Red Rescue Team Bag RARE!!!. Condition is “Preowned”. As you can see at the pictures,the bag is Preowned. It has dark spots, and I don’t think they will wash out. PLEASE, check out the pictures, they are part of the description If you have any questions please feel free Thank you

KategoriVideo Games & Consoles
UnderkategoriVideo Game Accessories
BrandNintendo
TypeCarrying Cases
ColorRed
MaterialNylon
Compatible ProductConsole, Games & Accessories, Game(s)
Country/Region of ManufactureUnknown
ConditionUSED

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