Ray Harryhausen (Art Sofubi) Soft-Vinyl Figure Cyclops Vintage-Stylized Japanese Movie Poster Color Ver. 25 cm Fuzzballs Series features Okita san in

Name: Ray Harryhausen (Art Sofubi) Soft-Vinyl Figure Cyclops Vintage-Stylized Japanese Movie Poster Color Ver. 25 cm Fuzzballs Series features Okita san in
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SKU: 25830588859
Price: 118.47 USD
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Ray Harryhausen (Art Sofubi) Soft Vinyl Figure Cyclops Vintage Stylized Japanese Movie Poster Color Ver. 25 cm Fuzzballs Series features Okita san in Series features Okita san in a palm sized format Please note: Due to the fragile nature of the retro inspired style of Japanese sofubi and channels Ray Harryhausen’s iconic one eyed guardian this Cyclops figure is sculpted in the bold

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