Attack on Titan Mega Cat Project Mini Figures Attack on Tinyan Gathering Scout Regiment danyan! 3 cm Blind Box Display (8) (Repeat) Eromanga Sensei - Dog ears

Name: Attack on Titan Mega Cat Project Mini Figures Attack on Tinyan Gathering Scout Regiment danyan! 3 cm Blind Box Display (8) (Repeat) Eromanga Sensei - Dog ears
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SKU: 10293955120
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Attack on Titan Mega Cat Project Mini Figures Attack on Tinyan Gathering Scout Regiment danyan! 3 cm Blind Box Display (8) (Repeat) Eromanga Sensei - Dog ears

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Attack on Titan Mega Cat Project Mini Figures Attack on Tinyan Gathering Scout Regiment danyan! 3 cm Blind Box Display (8) (Repeat) Eromanga Sensei Dog ears Dog ears The six pieces of the miniskirt armor can be moved individually This is a blind box display from Megahouse's 'Mega Cat Project' series based on the popular anime 'Attack on Titan'

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