Today I'm going to show you a pair of Pokémon candy/snacks I received from Japan! One is a box of "milk candy," and the other is a Kinder-Surprise style chocolate egg.
Firstly, I had a box of "milk candy." The packaging on this was just amazing - styled after a Master Ball, which even opened up like one once the seal had been broken!
On the inside of the lid, there was a little maze-style puzzle. Under the bag of snacks, I found a collectible sticker - holographic too! The one I got was Mega Blaziken - and it came with some stats on the back - naturally I have no clue what it says, as I don't speak or read Japanese!
To be honest; the snacks themselves were a little disappointing. They tasted like Golden Nuggets cereal that someone had left open for several months. They had a slight crunch to them, but once they were wet in your mouth, they quickly disintegrated into nothing.
Here's some close-ups of the packaging:
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Front view of the package
Back view of the package - including a sample of the stickers that are available to collect
Side views of the packaging
The puzzle printed on the inside of the packaging
Sticker and packaging that was found inside
Front and back of collectable sticker
Inner bag
Close-ups of the snacks
Next, I had a chocolate surprise egg. It was rather a small box - and didn't come with any bonus goodies inside, but of course, the main prize was inside the chocolate egg itself!
The chocolate was pretty good, a mixture of sweet and creamy and yet it had a mildness to it - like it was a candy specifically made for children. Well duh. :)
The figure inside, according to my Twitter followers is Zygarde 10% Forme. It was fairly simple to build and comes with a nice display stand - which personally I don't think it needs, as it can stand on its own feet - but perhaps other figurines in the set can't.
I'm feeling a little hacked off, as one of the available figures was ESPEON - my FAVOURITE Pokémon - but noooo, I couldn't get that one, could I?!
Here's some close-ups of the packaging:
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Front view of the packaging
Side views of the packaging
Top view of the packaging
Back of the packaging - lots of Japanese text!
The foil wrapper from the egg itself
Close-up of the figurine
Side views of the figurine
The assembly instructions and list of other available figurines
And finally, here's my full unboxing video:
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