Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Bandai - Puchi Puchi
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Manufacturer: Bandai
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Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Toy
Brand: Bandai
EAN: 3296580450008
Label: Bandai
Manufacturer: Bandai
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 72
Publisher: Bandai
Studio: Bandai
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Didnt live up to the hype
Comment: I was a little disappointed with this toy as the buttons are very hard to press, and the random sounds that you are rewarded with seem to take forever for them to come. However, as soon as you get your little suprise sound, you soon start popping again to get another one !
Customer Rating:
Summary: Does what it says on the tin
Comment: Maybe a stressbuster. Maybe good for a smoker to occupy their hands. You just "pop" the buttons and it feels vaguely like bubble wrap. After a certain number of "pops" you are rewarded with a random noise. Thats all there is to it. Simple and diverting.
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Editorial Reviews:
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If you love popping bubblewrap you'll love this! Comprising a set of 8 buttons on an otherwise flat surface, the super addictive Puchi Puchi emit a small popping sound when pressed, giving the sensation (and, one has to admit, satisfaction) of the bubble-wrap 'pop'! The ideal keyring for your keys, bag or clothes; Puchi Puchi gives your bored or stressed hands something to do without any mind games! The best thing is that, unlike conventional bubble wrap, your Puchi Puchi bubbles never run out! Pop until your heart's content! Hurray for this little Japanese addiction!
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