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Japan’s new toy: floating Micro Sea Life

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Listing NDS remember when they introduced a plankton electronic games, a peculiar form of the game. Now, there are companies that make the entity version floating aquatic toy.

Bandai company from Japan such a product release. In fact, did not I think of as strange, as it is a plastic octopus toys like, when you play it, you have it filled with water in a Artificial Aquarium, shake, and then will be able to see it in the water swimming. Product Link / Source Link

Ok, I’ll be honest, I’m not entirely sure what these new micro toys from Bandai are all about. They come in various colors and species, including a jellyfish, squid and an octopus, and they’ll supposedly autonomously swim and float around in a bottle of water, providing minutes and minutes of entertainment.

Given their size and the fact that they retail for about $6 each in Japan right now, I’m going to assume they’re not that technologically advanced, but at the same time there’s plenty of room to cram a small electric motor and battery inside one of these, so maybe there is some potential novelty here.

How would you react on seeing a 2 inch long jellyfish swimming and playing around in your bottle. The folks at Bandai are out with a new range of micro toys which just float and swim around in bottles, designed to freak your friends out or help you give company.

The toys are made from ABS plastic, have hollow eyes and are designed to look ‘cute’. They will be made available in the various colors and will come in the shape of a jellyfish,squid and a octopus. The Bandai micro toys are available in Japan only for around ($ 6).

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