5 Surprise 77367 Mega Gross Mini, (2 Pack) Mystery Capsule Real Miniature Brands Collectible Toy

5 SURPRISE in the title but it false, it's 3 SURPRISE and 1 lens and one slime. So really, it 3 random gross minis per pack.

I recently got my hands on the 5 Surprise Mega Gross Minis Collectibles, and they quickly became the highlight of my collection! Each surprise toy is crafted with incredible attention to detail, making even the “gross” elements both quirky and charming. The unboxing experience is filled with anticipation as you never know which unique design you’ll get, and every figure is a little work of art. The quality of the materials is evident—these minis are durable and perfectly sized for display on a shelf or desk. Their intricate detailing and creative design truly set them apart from other collectibles on the market. If you enjoy a mix of humor, art, and the thrill of a surprise, these Mega Gross Minis are an absolute must-have!

Since the dawn of time children have been obsessed with things that are considered 'gross'. weather its playing with slime or (showing my age) collecting garbage pail kids trading cards, there is an affinity with the wonder of things not as they should be. my 9 year old daughter has had many of these types of balls before, weather they are mini brands or some other miniature mystery collectable, and i liked the new take on this with gross versions of these items, and figured she would get a kick out of it. as a child i remember receiving a new toy, ripping it open to get to the contents and discarding the packaging. opening the toy was not part of the enjoyment for me. It seems to be a thing of the past few years however where the opening of toys has very much become part of the overall experience. upon removing the outer wrapping you are presented with 5 sealed 'segments', each one holding a random and unknown miniature item. my daughter enjoys passing this around as we each take turns to discover which item we have found. The discovery is very much 50% of the enjoyment. the fact that these are 'gross' versions of household items adds to the discovery as you get to comment on how gross they are; a mouldy burger or shoe covered in snot to name a few. they arent really items you get to play with or that have a structured purpose and quite often end up in the bottom of a toy box shortly after the opening ceremony has been completed. They do occasionally get an outing when my daughter decides she wants to serve us some rotten food. they are actually well made and well painted small versions of things and as a collection are quite fun to collect, but you have to be creative with what you do with them after that.

Fun toy!

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