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Resident Evil Claire Collectible Plush Keychain
USJ Limited Edition | Universal Studios Japan

Item Description

This is a Claire Collectible Plush Mascot Keychain from Resident Evil (Biohazard).

This item was released as a USJ Limited Edition collectible at Universal Studios Japan (USJ).

It features Claire, one of the popular characters from the Resident Evil series, in a cute plush mascot design with a keychain attachment.

Features

  • Character: Claire

  • Series: Resident Evil / Biohazard

  • Item: Collectible Plush Mascot Keychain

  • Edition: USJ Limited

  • Country of Origin: Japan

Condition

  • Please check the photos carefully for the actual condition.

  • Minor variations in stitching, shape, or appearance may occur due to manufacturing.

Shipping

The item will be carefully packed and shipped from Japan.

A great collectible for Resident Evil fans, Claire Redfield collectors, and USJ merchandise collectors.


   Shipping

To the US, we ship via SPEED PACK, UPS, or DHL.

To countries outside the US, we ship via Japan Post, UPS, or DHL.

   Payment

We usually ship within 6〜10 business days of receiving cleared payment.


   International Buyers - Please Note:

To U.S. Buyers:

This product is priced on a DDP basis, including all duties, taxes, and customs clearance fees. No additional charges will be required upon delivery.
Please note that this may not apply to orders exceeding $2,500 USD per transaction (including shipping) or to items covered by the Authenticity Guarantee.


For Buyers Outside the U.S.:
 Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These costs are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.
 We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as "gifts" – U.S. and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.