"Angry Pedro" Lustiger Seestern-Anhänger (USB)

Marsoni

M251S

$14.90

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"Angry Pedro" Lustiger Seestern-Anhänger (USB)"ANGRY PEDRO" Seestern Dies ist der lustigste Anhnger fr Ihre Tasche oder Ihren Rucksack, den Sie je gesehen haben Berhre ihn und er flippt aus Der Stern ist mit einem Bewegungssensor ausgestattet und wenn man ihn berhrt, beginnt sich der Stern zu bewegen und es sieht aus, als wrde er vor Wut ausflippen. Und das sieht sehr lustig aus Lass dich vom wtenden Pedro zum Lachen bringen!

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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025