Carte One Piece The World's Strongest Warriors OP17-027 (Parallèle) : Benn.Beckman Amonistar Cette série comprend des cartes Numero de Carte OP16
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Carte One Piece The World's Strongest Warriors OP17 027 (Parallèle) : Benn.Beckman Amonistar Cette série comprend des cartes Numero de Carte OP16 Cette série comprend des cartes ultra puissantes pour renforcer votre deck et des illustrations exclusives tirées du manga et de l'anime Xebec Numéro OP17 118 de la série The World's Strongest Warriors ne fait pas exception ainsi qu'une valeur de contre de et une attaque de type Distance d'une puissance de 9000 points Beckman Rareté : R Coût de mise en jeu: 7 Attribut : Distance Puissance : 9000 Valeur de Contre : Couleur : Vert Famille : Equipage du Roux Serie : The World's Strongest Warriors
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