Beanbag Plush, Beanie Babies : Jumbo Final Fantasy X Sabotender Cactuar Plush Toy

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Jumbo Final Fantasy X Sabotender Cactuar Plush Toy

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Price:	$ 15.99 USD	Seller:	ACMEMFG
Ending:	9/11/08 10:52 pm	Member:	Since Apr 2008
Item #:	30847	seller's other listings
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For FINAL FANTASY fan!

Brand New Cactuar Plush Toy for Final Fantasy X2 fan. It is brand new and about 8" tall. Such a huge toy that you could not find any one like this in this market!!! Compared with my JUMBO Cactuar, other seller's stuff is just a dwarf! Last in stock, hurry up!

This doll was sold by FuJiShii, a Japan company which sold Square games in convenience stores.

For more information, please email us fantasycart@gmail.com or call us (270) 9126616

PID: PTT02

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