Sega Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Fern Premium Perching Figure

Sega Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Fern Premium Perching Figure

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M251S

$50.00

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Sega Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Fern Premium Perching FigureProduct Description Sega's Premium Perching figure series features a wide variety of characters from different sources sculpted with the ability to "perch", typically in a sitting pose, from shelves and ledges. This time, Fern from the anime, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, has been recreated as a highly detailed addition to the PM Perching series, with a sculpt that stays true to the character's original design as seen in its respective media. Product

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