Final Fantasy Tactics Mini Figures Collection Vol. 1 7-8 cm Blind Box Display (9) M.O.D.O.K. High-quality printed and laser-cut wooden

Name: Final Fantasy Tactics Mini Figures Collection Vol. 1 7-8 cm Blind Box Display (9) M.O.D.O.K. High-quality printed and laser-cut wooden
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SKU: 94525030705
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Final Fantasy Tactics Mini Figures Collection Vol. 1 7 8 cm Blind Box Display (9) M.O.D.O.K. High quality printed and laser cut wooden High quality printed and laser cut wooden parts as well as the atmospheric LED ambient lighting make the work shine standing as the academy's most powerful ruler who hunts demons by night Discover a charming lineup of chibi style Mini Figures inspired by FINAL FANTASY TACTICS The Ivalice Chronicles Each figure features a display friendly size that makes you want to complete the entire set and showcase them together

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