Hatsune Miku x Katsushika Hokusai iXima Die-Cut Acrylic Stand Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Chibi) 10 cm (5) Fallout Do you remember the little

Name: Hatsune Miku x Katsushika Hokusai iXima Die-Cut Acrylic Stand Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Chibi) 10 cm (5) Fallout Do you remember the little
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 75056442492
Price: 84.95 USD
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Hatsune Miku x Katsushika Hokusai iXima Die Cut Acrylic Stand Fine Wind, Clear Morning (Chibi) 10 cm (5) Fallout Do you remember the little Do you remember the little pink dog who trembled in fear but always found the courage to protect everyone at the very last moment figure stand This is a special art item that fuses the world of Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji by the Edo period ukiyo e master Katsushika Hokusai with an original illustration of Hatsune Miku newly drawn by the popular illustrator iXima The die cut acrylic stands capture Hatsune Miku in dynamic poses

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