Bandai Mugen PuchiPuchi update - Tokyo Toy Show 2007

Written by: Michael Keferl on June 29, 2007 at 1:07 am | In Technology & Gadget Trends |

At the Tokyo Toy Show today we were delighted to see that Bandai has noticed all of the Puchi Puchi coverage we brought to them via Engadget, Akihabara News, Technabob, PopGadget, and the hundreds (tens?) of other blogs that linked to their site through us. Below are several pictures of the real deal, including signs mentioning that 300,000 people visited their site through blogs when the product was announced! Unfortunately we didn’t get to play with the virtually bubblewrapped goodness that Puchi Puchi embodies, but it still looks like fun.

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  1. This is the coolest thing I saw in a long time. A must have.

    Comment by Andre — August 10, 2007 #

  2. Just heard about this amazing toy in the Turkish newspaper. Waiting to see who will sell it in our market, and for how much. Salute to Japan from Turkey.

    Comment by sedona perfumery — April 15, 2008 #

  3. Meh. Just won one in a meeting. Its not nearly as exciting as the real thing. They buttons are much harder to push than the real thing, the sound isnt that close either.
    I actually had no idea it was supposed to be bubble wrap until I looked it up.

    Comment by burnvictim — April 26, 2008 #

  4. [...] also got to see the Puchi Puchi virtual bubblewrap up close, as we mentioned in this post. For some reason there was a major surplus of three kinds of items: Helicopters, air guitars (the [...]

    Pingback by Trends in Japan » Tokyo Toy Show 2007 coverage with video and pics! — June 19, 2008 #

  5. omg i just bought one at work and omg i love it to forking much :P

    Comment by Karli — October 14, 2008 #

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