(1) Its endless bubble popping with Mugen Pop Pop! Users can pop plastic bubbles infinitely with this electronic bubble popping simulator. (2) The eight bubbles sound and feel just like real bubble wrap when popped. (3) With every 100 pops, you get a surprise sound effect a dog bark, door chime, horn honk, and more! (4) Small enough to take anywhere and play anytime. On a keychain for greater portability.
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Worst toy ever I got two of these...one in pink and one in blue. I have never been so disappointed in a product in my life. The buttons make a very soft sort of popping sound, not remotely like bubble wrap at all. Seriously, a Boggle bubble is5 times louder than this toy. I thought surely they were both broken and I was just getting the mechanical sound of the button being pushed, until I finally got one of the "random surprise sounds"--a tiny, tinny, very quiet dog bark, I think. I can't believe that I wasted money on these things. A child would have more fun with an actual piece of bubble wrap.
(1) Its endless bubble popping with Mugen Pop Pop! Users can pop plastic bubbles infinitely with this electronic bubble popping simulator. (2) The eight bubbles sound and feel just like real bubble wrap when popped. (3) With every 100 pops, you get a surprise sound effect a dog bark, door chime, horn honk, and more! (4) Small enough to take anywhere and play anytime. On a keychain for greater portability.
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Very fun! I like this toy alot. Ever since I got it I haven't stopped popping it!
It's very durable (the buttons haven't broke yet), and the color is very pretty. It feels like bubble wrap because the buttons are made of soft rubber.
The only thing that I had a problem with is that it doesn't sound EXCACLTY like bubble wrap, and the "surprise sounds" are a little quiet.
Mugen Pop Pop Endless Bubble Popping Keychain - Ice(1) Its endless bubble popping with Mugen Pop Pop! Users can pop plastic bubbles infinitely with this electronic bubble popping simulator. (2) The eight bubbles make a soft clicking sound. (3) With every 100 pops, you get a surprise sound effect a dog bark, door chime, horn honk, and more! (4) Small enough to take anywhere and play anytime. On a keychain for greater portability.
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not fun This toy was a great disappointment. I got several to give as gifts, and they were terrible. They are extremely quiet and don't sound like bubble wrap at all...it sounds more like the click of the button itself than bubble wrap popping! If you know someone who loves bubble wrap, get them the real thing...they won't even know this is supposed to be like bubble wrap unless you tell them.
Mugen Pop Pop Bubble Wrap Lime Green.(1) Its endless bubble popping with Mugen Pop Pop! Users can pop plastic bubbles infinitely with this electronic bubble popping simulator. (2) The eight bubbles make a soft clicking sound when pressed (3) With every 100 pops, you get a surprise sound effect a dog bark, door chime, horn honk, and more! (4) Small enough to take anywhere and play anytime. On a keychain for greater portability.
Dancouga was generated to quash the invasion staged by a moderately hostile alien empire. The four human pilots relative to the defense effort distinguished themselves on the merits of their individual components, the latter of which were drawn into various campaigns and intrigues prior to the culmination of Dancouga. Once combined, Eagle Fighter formed Dancouga?s head, Land Cougar the left foot and Land Liger the right, and Big Moth formed the core of the super-robot.
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Vastly Improved The Soul of Chogokin Dancouga is a vast improvement from the original Godaikin Dancougar design of the 80s. I have both the original and SoC version, and while I love the original, all the design flaws of the have been corrected and put into proper proportion on this remake (thankfully!). First of all he comeswith all the correct weaponry the original lacked. Secondly he is proportionate and actually looks awesome in both separated animals mode AND gestalt mode. The original model was probably the most awkward-looking of all Godaikin gestalts, and too delicate, and this seems to have been an issue seriously taken into consideration when redesigned for SoC series. No longer suffering from giant head and feet syndrome, the SoC Dancouga is a stable yet highly articulated pillar of robotic diecast goodness. Compared to many of the other SoC sets, he is quite large (if not the largest) and VERY heavy.But this is no child's toy...obviously this is a toy made exclusively for the adult collector, as are all the robots in the SoC line. It's durable and stable enough to be gently "played with" and posed much more than a mere model, but it is also highly detailed, as a model would be, and much more detail is bestowed upon this one.
I've seen the price tag on this puppy range everywhere from $189 to $250+, but somewhere around $200 seems to be the norm, and that's quite a bit more than most of the other toys in the same line. That's because this is a large set that comes with all the bells and whistles, and is made of more diecast metal than plastic. It can stand up to be transformed over and over without paint scratching off or wear, even if most collectors probably only transform it once or twice before posing it on a shelf. And it is astonishingly heavy when you pick it up. My one and only complaint is that the head (the eagle) doesn't really snap into its seating very well; in fact it's rather loose. Most of the other SoC toys lock together tightly with magnets, but for some reason Dancouga's head doesn't really snap in like it should. Other than that minor point everything else is perfect...snag one now before they're out of production and no longer available, this is a must-have for chogokin collectors and mecha fans!!
Kids can pretend to be Ben 10 and help defend the planet with this incredible Omnitrix. Collect the 4-inch alien figures (sold separately) to unlock additional special light and sound effects. Bandai. Ages: 4+
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9yo son loves it My son loves this new toy but he was disappointed that he could not get his favorite character yet. Only half of the figures have been released. The rest release in January.
The ever-popular Wing Gundam gets the "Katoki" treatment is now a Master Grade kit. Katoki Hajime's designs are unique and appealing; combined with Master Grade detail and engineering, this is bound to be one of the hottest machines in the Master Grade lineup! Over 260 pieces on 13 runners, plus polycaps; everything is molded in color and snaps together, for ease of assembly. The usual foil stickers for eyes and other "glowing" parts are included. Also included is a sheet of clear "Gundam Stickers" with various warnings and markings on them; and of course Bandai's not forgotten their super-crisp dry-transfer decals for the major designation markings! Highly-poseable and heavily-armed, this high-tech beauty also transforms into the "Zero Bird" flight mode once completed!
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Wing Gundam Ver Ka its everything you expect from a Master Grade, wish it had a whole skeleton.
if you compare it to a high grade its definitely more detailed and more value for you money.
