This ball was a victim of some lousy manufacturing
The standard procedure is to make a print plate before moving to mass production when it comes to toys. Those that are not printed in the correct order are discarded. One might think that this is a waste of time and money, but the producer ensures no defective toy ends in the hands of a kid.
This ball made it through the culling and ended up in a shop, where it was later purchased by someone who was not as attentive as the photographer. The printing does not match the area where it was supposed to be pressed. The end result is not that bad, but it is still annoying.
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