#90's toy commercial

[comfortfoodcontent]

1994 Mortal Kombat Action Figures Commercial

#1994 #90s #1990s #90s toys #toys #action figures #mortal kombat #acclaim #video games #fighting games #commercials #90's commercials

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

#Terminator 2 Bio-Flesh Regenerator Commercial #Terminator 2 #Bio-Flesh Regenerator Commercial #90's #90s #1992 #terminator #toys #toy #my gif #gifs #my edit #gif

[holdtightposts]

With streaming and VOD, I’m starting to realise I miss commercials. NOT ADS. Commercials. The ones where you watch it and it’s like fuuuuck yeeess. I want that.

“Wanna exercise? NO YOU DON’T! You want a motherfucking MORNING STAR for your feet. NOW GO OUT AND BUY IT. Steal the money from your parents if you have to. Fuck it. Your parents will buy it for you because we marketed it as an outdoor toy so they could get that peace of mind after spawning your unwanted annoying dumbass through a night of lust.”

“Now with music and blinding light to use indoor and fuck it up.”

“Want a bb gun? TOUGH SHIT. But here’s a work around for you to still shoot bb’s at each other and get that shit everywhere. TIP: Break the safety bar and you’ll be able to aim up at each other.”

“Have younger siblings? This shit is candy to them. Let’s add in big candy too with sharp edges for that fun scratchy throat feeling. YUM.”

“Want to smash shit and then chuck said hard ass shit at your friends and loved ones? Wanna do it in a quickness and be able to get away with it?”

“Now with more surface area for those with shitty aim.”

For real though. Being serious now. The biggest offender which have injured multiple people and literally killed a little girl. I couldn’t believe this shit even hit the shelves.

I mean… look at this shit! You just chuck it up in the air and tell everyone else good fucking luck. The sharp ass pointy tip is weighted by the way so it comes down with a force.

After it was recalled, because of the death, they eventually released a still dangerous weighted blunt version. Which has also caused many injuries.

I miss these toys and commercials but not lawn darts. That shit scared the fuck out of me because no one, NO ONE, used it the way it was meant to be used.

#Skip it was my jam #We were bashing the shit out of each other with it #Bop it got boring fast #Crossfire was a pain to clean #I didn’t even go anywhere near lawn darts it scared the shit out of me #I miss these commercials #And i miss being able to actually get my hands and these very actual harmful and super fun toys #Skip it #bop it #crossfire #lawn darts #90’s toys #90’s commercials #90’s kids #Generation x #gen x

[mrdrhenwardhykle]

You didn't have the full experience of having your social media/pop culture manipulated and set for you if you don't recognize either of these men/hj

#Mike Mozart is #well #basically Al from Toy Story but real #I mean really #also might be a chronic liar and con artist but whoooo really knows #What was he thinkiiiinnnngggg???? #Well at least I still had good memories watching his stuff #even though.... A lot of it I shouldn't of #I mean rEALLLLLYYYY #Nostalgia Critic is more obvious #idk what's up with him but I used to like his stuff #and then I matured like in my Junior year somehow and went back to it and went 'wow this is too much' #I can't watch anything with him now it's just sooooo aggrovating #my taste in media was affected by these two though #probably wouldn't like 70's 80's and 90's commercials media and toys as much without them #So there's that ig

[doyoulikethissong-poll]

Blue Swede - Hooked on a Feeling 1973

"Hooked on a Feeling" is a 1968 pop song, written by Mark James and originally performed by B.J. Thomas. Thomas's version featured the sound of the electric sitar (played by Reggie Young) and reached No. 5 in 1969 on the Billboard Hot 100.

In 1973, the Swedish poprock group Blue Swede did a cover version, which included the ooga chaka introduction from a 1971 cover by Jonathan King. King had heard Johnny Preston's "Running Bear", which was the inspiration for the ooga chaka chant. This version reached number one in the US in 1974.

In 1992, Blue Swede's recording was featured on the soundtrack of Quentin Tarantino's debut feature Reservoir Dogs.

In the mid-90's, the Dancing Baby "sk_baby.max" model became one of the first viral memes. The animation was also shown on several episodes of the 1998 legal comedy-drama series Ally McBeal as a recurring hallucination, suggesting a metaphor for the ticking of Ally's biological clock, and was accompanied by Blue Swede's "Hooked on a Feeling". Various commercial advertisements presented the Dancing Baby animation to international markets continuing the mainstream media attention. This particular manifestation of the video, bound to the song, is widely distributed and referred to as the "Ooga Chaka Baby", further cementing the scene in pop culture history.

The 2014 film Guardians of the Galaxy, which featured the brass fanfare and title lyrics of the Blue Swede cover version prominently in its trailers and theatrical release, resulted in a significant spike in sales for the recording; the film's soundtrack reached the top of the Billboard 200 chart in August 2014. The song was also featured in the teaser trailer for the 2017 sequel, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2.

Blue Swede's frontman is singer/actor Björn Skifs. He did the Swedish dub of Woody in the first two Toy Story movies, as well as singing in stead of Phil Collins in the Swedish dub of Brother Bear.

"Hooked on a Feeling" received a total of 81,9% yes votes!

#finished #sweblr #high votes #high yes #high reblog #60s #70s #blue swede

[bogleech]

Hey Bog! Did you have a Creepy Crawlers oven growing up? I was recently just having a nostalgia moment about it, and the neon slime green ant reminded me of it.

I did. I also had no idea it had been a toy since the 60's; I just saw a commercial one day for its 90's revival and it absolutely blew my mind that a machine allowed us regular peasants to make our own rubber bugs. I put it at the top of my christmas wish list immediately (which was only weeks away, I think) and I thought about it so much I couldn't even sleep. I cried when I actually got it. Then I cried again when it turned out you're supposed to buy a separate bulb to heat it up with and we were snowed in so I had to just stare at it. Then my mom showed me the molds could be baked in a normal kitchen oven anyway. I used up the entire plastic supply in one day and felt certain humankind would never as long as I live devise a greater innovation.

this is the one I had. Nowadays they make the oven itself look cool and weird.

[ectonurites]

wanted to take a stab at making a gif of this bit from that one 90's Superman toy commercial

#i had seen one or two before but they were very low res #and i wanted to add what he’s saying hehe #conner kent #superboy #dc comics #kon el #sam edits

[stimboard-radio]

View Monster - Lemon Demon stimboard

✭ with early 2000's/ retro toy stims

✫ RQ'd by @clarisse-isbi !

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(p.s. it was kinda hard to find 2000's toy commercial stims so I had to compromise and take some from the 90's and 80's, I hope the stimboard is still alright !)

#stimboard #stim gifs #stimblr #stimboard account #visual stim #sensory #view monster #lemon demon #kids toys #toy stim #clarisse-isbi

[creature-wizard]

A non-comprehensive list of stuff that went on in the 80's and 90's:

Right-wing Christians preached hate and spread conspiracy theories on daytime TV.

TV talk shows and radio shows regularly hosted people who claimed they were SRA survivors (all them have been exposed as frauds, btw), claimed they had psychic powers, claimed they were abducted by aliens, claimed to remember past lives, claimed to have encountered angels, and claimed they had near death experiences.

Unsolved Mysteries frequently featured stories of alleged alien and cryptid encounters.

Professional psychics advertised over TV and conducted their services over the phone.

Tabloids sold at supermarkets ran articles about alleged paranormal phenomena.

Books on topics such as New Age spirituality, angel encounters, working with angels, ghosts, demons, the apocalypse, UFOs, "unexplained" phenomena, and developing ESP were sold at stores and could be purchased through mail order.

Ouija boards were advertised to children through TV commercials. You could buy them at toy stores. Loads of people were convinced that they were portals to Hell.

Evangelical Christians regularly handed out Chick tracts. Some would pass them out along with/in lieu of Halloween candy.

Mental health awareness was absolutely horrendous; much worse than it is now.

Kids were taught an extremely sanitized version of American history in schools: Pilgrims came to the US, had the first Thanksgiving, founded America, then the Civil War and WWII happened, everything is good now.

The concept of cultural appropriation was basically unknown. People just assumed everything was free-for-all. Native cultures were frequently appropriated from.

A lot of people basically thought that the Middle Ages were non-stop witch burnings and believed that the Renaissance saved us from all of that.

People thought that the Brothers Grimm collected "the original" fairytales.

A lot of books made witchcraft and Wicca out to be synonymous, and by the late 90's this idea was turning up in TV shows like Buffy and Charmed.

#history #pseudohistory #occult #paranormal #religion #christianity #american christianity #spirituality #conspiracy theorists #conspiracy theories #conspiracism #conspirituality

[comfortfoodcontent]

#comfort food gifs #comfort food spider-man #spider-man toys #action figures #toy biz #hasbro #90s toys #toys #commercials #90's commercials #spider-man the animated series #90s #1990s

[lipglossanon]

Hello~!

Sweet stepdad!Leon makes a reappearance 💕 Walking Through A Graveyard was a super cute story~

I love how he’s going along with Reader’s little investigation 😊 Vampire legends are always so cool! I’ve got a couple graveyards by me so maybe I’ll go exploring one day 😌

“A sharp wind gusts around you, tossing dead rose petals into the air and making you shiver.” Oh my~ that’s oddly enchanting 🥀 Nothing more romantic than walking in a graveyard~

Leon is such a dork! We love a corny guy 🤭 (even if I’ve never seen Ernest Scared Stupid 😅)

Amazing job as always~ I read your little comments on my asks and I get all happy 😊 I’m always happy to leave cute little messages 💌

I’m so glad that you’re feeling better! It’s cold today too, so I hope you stay warm~ Wishing you luck on any and all graveyard explorations you may have in the future~ 🧛🪦

-🥭

🥭 anon!! 👋 😊

Aww thanks 🥰 and I love walking around old graveyards! The most recent I visited was the cemetery featured in The Blair Witch (1999) 🤭

I love that line too!! 😍 there’s just something magical about cemeteries 🙈

Oh my gosh!! I have a link to the movie from YouTube here. Be prepared cause it’s hella cheesy but really wholesome. 🤭 💜

Idk how old you are (and not prying!) but back in the 90’s Ernest became a viral hit before that was even a thing.

He was in a bunch of silly commercials and then went on to be in a ton of movies. The actor who plays him, Jim Varney, was a super nice down to earth person (he also voiced Slinky Dog in Toy Story 1 &2 before passing away).

Anyway sorry for the ramble 🤣 I like sharing about stuff I know 😝 (and Ernest Scared Stupid is a classic Halloween movie for me 🤭)

Oh wow that’s so sweet of you!! 😭 💜 thank you for always leaving an ask, I love seeing them 😘

And I hope you keep warm on any graveyard walks you might take 😉

#ask box #🥭 anon #lipglossanon #lipglossanswers #promptober #sweet stepdad!leon s kennedy

[disneyparksattractionstournament]

Extinct Disney Parks and Attractions tournament round 2: Group B

Reminder, you don't have had to experience any of the attractions/experiences to vote! Just read in the info and/or watch the vid,then vote for which you wish you would have experienced more/which sounds cooler!

Videos and propaganda/info dumping under cut

Ice Station Cool: Epcot (1998-2005)

Propaganda:

So Ice Station Cool was just Club Cool but with WAY better theming than either Club Cool versions ! It actually felt like an immersive disney experience, not just a general coke store! Sometimes they had an effect where it was 'snowing' inside/actively putting out ice, and let me tell you, as a kid who grew up with no snow in Texas, that was pure Disney magic xD But the whole theming felt like you were in one of those old polar bear coke commercials! But yet again, they took out all the fun

Disney Quest: Downtown Disney (1998-2017)

Propaganda:

So this shows just how fast technology progressed in the last 20 years! So as a kid/when it first opened, this place was the coolest thing ever and was ground breaking technology. However, as a teen in 2012, this was a portal into a 90s/early 2000's time capsule! It was charming and amazing in such a different way! I miss it every day. From the build and ride your own virtual rollercoaster (Cyberspace Mountain), tons of arcade games, make your own toy thing, this bumper cars that yeet balls at other cars themed to Buzz Lightyear ride thing, 'virtual' jungle cruise(where you are 'paddling' in a blow up river and it corresponds to the screen/your actions), Pirates of the Caribbean cannon blaster thing, to a virtual reality Aladdin carpet ride game, and so much more! And like I said, depending on when you went, it was either a technological marvel, or a nostalgic blast from the past that had you appreciate how far tech had gone!

#disney parks #extinct disney parks attractions tournament #poll #polls #tournament poll #retired disney #disney world #epcot #ice station cool #coke #club cool #downtown disney #disney quest #round 2

[thealmightyemprex]

So I was watching a compilation of cartoons from Sci Fi channels cartoon block from the 90's with commercials,and this Deep Space 9 toy commercial stood out

@ariel-seagull-wings @the-blue-fairie @themousefromfantasyland

@theancientvaleofsoulmaking @princesssarisa @minimumheadroom @filmcityworld1 @amalthea9

#Youtube

[alolanroy]

2023 Media Thread Pt3

Sharkula: Finding out that this director cranks out like 8 of these a year makes so much sense. The editing and effects are bafflingly amateur, and by that I mean I don't know how you can make something this inept in good faith. The casting is...concerning. I'm not referring to the 'college students' that look like weekend warriors, I mean that a certain character clearly had some sort of disorder, and it felt pretty exploitative. Funny bad in a pathetic sort of way. -6/10

Sharkenstein: We wanted to see more, but it turns out that instead of a fountain of infine fun-bad, it was just bad. At east the Franken-shark was a Nazi also somehow -3/10

Ronin Mecha 3: Space Warrior: This is the kind of incoherent bootleg movie that makes you feel drunk and delirious from laughing too much. Literally nothing from this poster appears, but I did have an episode when I saw a Scope Dogg. -7/10

Mighty Lady Sparkle: I admire the passion for tokusatsu but I don't admire the ecchi. It's the kind of movie where you start the movie proposing drinking games over its quirks but 20 minutes in you feel uncomfortable. -2/10

Boneworks: It took a bit for it to click for me, but Stress Level Zero made a really impressive standard for VR gunplay and exploration. That being said, some of the physics takes a bit to get used to and if you don't have good VR legs, this game would be borderline unplayable. The physics puzzles and level design aren't quite up to the valve standard they are trying to live up to, the former being groan worthy at times, but the gun handling is fun enough that I was interested in playing some of the alternate game modes. The confused and underwhelming ending left it on an odd note, but I had a blast/ 7.5/10

Netflix One Piece: Sometimes the performances just don't work and the dialogue doesn't quite hit the mark. However it made me understand the appeal of One Piece and I gotta give props to the costuming, makeup and the few actors that understood the assignment. 7.5/10

The Amazing Digital Circuis Pilot: There is a distinction between marketable and appealing. Content can be made with the intent of being white noise. Nice rendering I guess. These are ideas that can coexist. 2/10

Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger 20th: The Unforgivable Abare: I was initially afraid that this would be 'abaranger vs the woke mob' I was pleasantly surprised by humor and some out of left field GL. Can't complain 6/10

X-Files Revival: I'm not gonna sugarcoat it. While a few of the comedic episodes were absolute gold, This was pretty sad. Its attempts to stay topical somehow make it more dated than the 90s seasons did. Unfortunately trying to be hip left me with a toothless 16 episodes made mostly of mythology episodes that are clearly supposed to go a whole lotta nowhere. 4/10

Gundam Build Metaverse: Never before has a 10th anniversary season made me feel so old and hopeless. The first episode left me hopeful when it delivered a premise I could see blossoming into a good 15-ish episode show with the occasional cameo and a laid-back Hawaiian attitude to my favorite hobby. The OP and ED promised a good balance of modeling, character cameos, and original drama. Then the last two episodes dropped at once after a two-week gap. That was it. It introduced its antagonist as quickly as she was resolved. Most cameos were still images if they appeared. No one is the right age. The new toys are dispatched so quickly it fails as a toy commercial. This had to have gone through development troubles because of the botched 'metaverse' spawned by the Japanese grants they were handing out...right? I huffed the copium and just got a confusing meh. 5/10

DOA Dead or Alive: Finally, a fighting game movie adaptation that understands the assignment! It's dumb! It's campy! It's exploitative and oggling but in a way that respects its subjects more than most 2000's movies in this genre. It almost loops around to being oddly empowering, an opinion seconded by my girlfriends hooting and hollering at the movie. While one performance was funny bad, any martial arts movie with a ladder fight is great in my book. 8/10

The Last Witch Hunter: Rarely does a vanity projects with someones D&D characters end up this fun. It ranks highly for me in the subgenre of modern-day supernatural hunter movies in an urban setting. Rock solid movie. 7.5/10

Analog Horror Grab Bag: What if a VHS was spoooooooky. Look buddy, mashing MarbleHornets and Exploding Varmits together gets less novel the longer you watch 4/10

Murder in Venice: I'm not familiar with the original story, but this was a fun and spooky watch. 7/10

Godzilla vs Megalon (2023): I enjoyed the moments of Shin Godzilla cinematography, but mixed with showa-era goofy moves and shonen combat, this short didn't work for me. The chunky soup didn't benefit from an art style that created my least favorite Godzilla design. 5/10

Fest Godzilla 4: Operation Jet Jaguar: RETURN OF DA KING BABYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE SHOWA IS BACK IN A BIG WAY 7/10

Pistol Whip: Maybe it was the triggers on my controllers but the timing just felt weirdly off. Trying to deliberately juke the timing killed the rhythm game magic and made me feel more like I was waiting for permission to get the bad guys. The John Wick fantasy this is clearly built for wasn't lost on me though, but without that immersion, I just felt bad. Totally subjectively a 3.5/10

Ultraman Netflix Final Season: I don't really get the appeal of public opinion narratives the way anime seems to make them. Similarly, I don't like when noir stories depend on all of the protagonist's friends requiring zero evidence to turn on them at the drop of a hat. Especially when neither party really attempts to talk it out. Its bad writing and a dub with all of the industries bad habits held up by A really hot alien and a funny magical girl transformation that one time. 4/10

Gundam Trilogy Rewatch: Watched this with two friends who were seeing them for the first time. God these things hold up, especially the 3rd one. Incredible stuff. I and II are a 7/10 for me for good content with weird pacing and III is a 9/10 for great writing and drama. Reanimated sections weren't anything to scoff at either

Skyrim 2nd playthrough: I'll say a playthrough where I know what I'm doing and isn't as sidetracked was better at letting me enjoy the setpieces, I think that without the interstitial wanderlust from the feeling of adventuring a new land, something didn't hit the same. However bringing Sarana(SDA), Lydia(IFD) and a few other talking followers added a certain spice to it. An observation I missed the first time was how hard it pushes you interact with some of the factions in a way I think kinda cheapens their organic introductions.

Armored Trooper Votoms: I reductively pitched this show to someone as the midpoint between Gundam and 40K. There's a lot to love with this series: Gorgeous visuals, concise episodes, and the confidence to change its setting periodically to fun locales like Arakis or Vietnam. Chiricho is a unique protagonist who pulls off the Sigma Male archetype with depth and soul. I was pretty enamored with this from an aesthetic standpoint, but I'm not blind to its flaws. The society is a weak antagonist once they are revealed and the pacing drags as it repeats itself to buy time. While ATs are iconic, they aren't always used with the variety they deserve. While maybe only half the series lives up to this score: 8/10

Knights of the Zodiac 2023: I think this might actually be worst live action anime adaptation to date. Never before have I seen any less interest in adapting the source material than this. I can usually find something to like in a bad movie, but for this I have nothing. Maybe I felt something when we all laughed at the Jump Force cutscenes they used as fight scenes. Theres just nothing here. 0/10

Oblivion Override Demo: Ever play Dead Cells? it sure is that with vector graphics. My weakness for this type of robot design puts in most of the work here. movement feels a bit off. 4/10

Half Life 2: VR Mod

-As a way to replay half Life 2: Yep, this is still one of the most important games ever. However, I think that the vehicle sections go on a bit too long and subsequent entries did a lot to improve the visual sameness of a lot of the game 9/10

-As a VR game: Gun handling is excellent. Accessibility options like laser sights for all weapons were fantastic, and they let me help smooth out my own learning curve with the weapons. I will say that weapon selection and two handed aiming was a little cumbersome at times, but weapon reloading was the perfect amount of cumbersome to be satisfying. Even though the game itself didn't get rebalanced to accommodate for VR, it all meshed for a really fun and challenging experience. However vehicle controls were kinda weird and not that great standing. 8/10

Votoms: The Last Red Shoulder: I've come to the conclusion that the real enemy of Votoms wasn't Wiseman, it was the 24 minute episode format. more breathing room meant better pacing and time to really drink in the kino.7.5/10

Cade: The Tortured Crossing: In an incredible stroke of luck I was able to see a Niel Breen film in theaters and I will not lie: it was amazing. The audience was a riot and I nearly passed out from laughter a few times. The editing was surreal and I could see how this was probably stretched from an hour and a half to two hours in the edit. I will not regret giving it an -10/10

Kengan Ashura S2 (???): The real villain is Netflix's release structure. This is one season of anime I saw at a convention like 4 years ago. Its pretty alright. It's competent 6/10

The Mummy 2017: This movie has been a punching bag, both because of the presumptuous launch of the 'dark universe' and also that one trailer that was posted with unfinished sound. Unfortunately, the movie itself is pretty alright and I would like to see more. Plus one point for American Werewolf in London but I take that point away again for another mischaracterization of Dr.Jekyl. 6/10

Votoms Big Battle: Neat stuff. real standout is the fun character design and animation. I also liked the touch of the filter over the villains voice. It kinda hints at how much of a machine he is at that point. 7.5/10

Attack on Titan Final Season part 3: I don't think the ending was bad for the reasons a lot of people say, but I can tell it beefs it in the final chapter. Everything up to that is incredible, Especially the bit with the baseball. Sadly I think the sour note with Mikasa and the tree was an interesting choice that really didn't work out and spoiled it for me a bit. 7.5/10

Attack on titan as a whole... It took a decade. The times weren't always great, but they sure were had. It is politically dense enough that everyone has a half-baked opinion. When it hits, it hits HARD. I think an 8/10. I don't think I was ever bored for a minute.

Godzilla Minus One: I often find myself drawn to the mood of the original Godzilla. Sometimes I wonder if the constraints of its time allows the mind to fill in the gaps. This movie provides us no quarter to do so. It replicates this horror without leaving any to chance. I think this because more than any other in this series, the stakes feel truely desperate and personal. This felt like watching one of those truelly classic films for the first time (oddly enough I was reminded of Jaws...) I'm not sure if it surpasses Shin or the 1954 original yet, but I give this movie a 10/10 with no hesitation.

Knights of Sidonia (Manga): I'll be honest, the first few chapters did a lot to turn me away the first time I tried this, but this series is certainly not the collection of anime tropes I expected. The art is amazing once Tsutomu Nihei hits his stride. The intricate detailing and compositions have to be seen to be believed. I will applaud it for leaving a lot of room to breathe. Most wouldn't resist overexplaining the aliens. The interpersonal story is pretty gutsy, especially considering the resolution to the romantic angle and some surprisingly not weird treatment of characters with fluid genders. However, I think a lot of characters fell through the cracks in favor of the harem angle that was starting to develop (typified by the robot tsundere who felt really unnecessary). 7.5/10

Furi Demake: I get that this is just a little fun proof of concept, ut the Game Bakers kinda under-prooved a few important parts. Namely, the music is generic and the hit hit detection for parrying was wonky. EX: a ground slam you are supposed to parry from right below confused the directional inputs since it can't figure out which way you are facing. 6/10 but I would play a full version of this concept.

Jetborne Racing and Star Trek Bridge Crew: Early VR games with a predominant online component, slow gameplay and wonky controls? in 2023? Yeah Jetborne is unplayable since there's no one online and Bridge Crew is just unintuitive to play. Instead of space mysteries the gameplay consists of figuring out how to undo your space-parking brake 2/10

#watch thread

[the-likeable-wizard-mack]

Urban Fantasy Worldbuilding: /Theme Parks/ Indoor Play Places/

//The most niche thing that I thought of that probably sucks but, I have been consuming so much fnaf like analog horror games/ game that take place in some kind of childrens play place. *cough* *cough* Sunny Day Jack *cough* *cough* AAAnnnd old Ronald mcdonalds commercial//

-Indoor play places and theme parks are pretty interesting to say the least in an urban fantasy setting. They are more complex and in on honestly similar to the pizzaplex from fnaf security breach. A mixture between a mall, kids space and theme park all wrapped up in one. These places are technological and magical wonders with most of them carrying a sense of nostalgia for them. - Theme parks are the same way. Most theme parks hire a lot of species and have very healthy diversity within this field. Some theme parks rang from small to outstandingly large. Some of them are stand alone while others are massive conglomerates from other entertainment companies. Toys, Cartoons you name it there’s probably a park based on it.  

-Tech mages who have a creative twist to them can create wonders in the world of entertainment. Though tech mages mostly deal with technology this doesn’t mean that they can be gifted in engineering and building magical creations. Tech mages and engineers work together to create not only theme park/indoor park rides but, automatons as well. With robotic parts and a bit of magic can create robots that rival human intelligence.  //TLDR; The PizzaPlex animatronics COULD exist in this universe.  -These play places are very colorful and bright. Most of reminiscent of 80′s and 90′s of indoor play places. 

#urban fantasy #urban magic #urban magick #suburban fantasy #urban fantasy writing #modern #Modern Magic #modern fantasy #modern au #urban fantasy worldbuilding #worldbuilding #fantasy world #fantasy worldbuilding #worldbulding #unfiction #themepark #might have an idea for a character for this specific ideas #worldbuilding stuff #fantastical #writing #writer #write #blurb #Original Work #blurbs #fantasy writing #writeblr #my writing #writings #writiers on tumblr

[tamapalace]

Bandai Japan Launches Tamagotchi Remix

Remix! What is exactly is this? Well there’s no definition technically so we are going to sum it up. It appears that Bandai Japan is releasing a page on their website titled “Tamagotchi Remix” which is focused around the unique Tamagotchi personality and brand being mixed into other areas of society. Taking Tamagotchi out of the toy. The page features news which currently features three remixes.

The first remix is about a new music video from new wave techno pop band LAUSBUBxBose (Schataraper) that is set to be released on November 22nd, 2022, which is on the eve of Tamagotchi’s 26th anniversary! There is a teaser image released which appears to show several Tamagotchi Smart’s in a recording studio, so we’re going to assume the sounds of the Tamagotchi Smart will be featured in the songs long with the actual Tamagotchi Smart in the video.

The second remix is that Tamagotchi will be featured on Tokyo FM/JFN’s School of Lock! talk radio show that is broadcasted nationwide in Japan. The popular commercial radio networks School of Lock! show features guests each episode and unique topics daily from 22:00 to 23:55. The broadcast will begin on Monday, November 21st, 2022 and run through Thursday, November 24th, 2022. They’ll feature a 2 minute review of the history and modern era of Tamagotchi.

Last but not least, the third remix is all about fashion! We reported on this news last week, and we’re still super excited! Bandai Namco Europe has partnered up with Max&Co. to deliver a Tamagotchi line of clothing for the Spring-Summer 2023 line that is scheduled to be released on Monday, November 28th, 2022. Bandai Japan is nicknaming the collection “Tamagotchi in Paris” which is interesting because Max&Co. is nicknaming the collection “90’s in a capsule”. Bandai Japan notes that the collection is scheduled to be sold both in store and online all over the world excluding North America and South America.

We’ll thats the first installment of Tamagotchi remix! We suspect additional remixes might be added as Bandai focuses on bringing the Tamagotchi brand outside of the toy, and we’re really excited about that! We’ll keep you updated as these remixes are released!

#tamapalace #tamagotchi #tmgc #tamatag #virtualpet #bandai #bandaijp #bandai jp #jp #japan #remix #remixes #musicvideo #music video #radio #schooloflock! #school of lock! #clothing #max&co