Remember when Nickelodeon would have a unique shape for the Nick logo for their shows? Spongebob  would have a Jellyfish, Jimmy Neutron had a Rocket, Rugrats had a baby bottle ECT. They stopped doing that in the late 2000’s and it sucks cause it was such a simple yet effective (and fun) detail. For the most underrated Nicktoon of all time Glitch techs  I made an edit using the silhouette of a tamagotchi. Figured using a tamagotchi was more out of the box than a gameboy or controller.

‘Turning Red’ Movie Press Kits Include Fake Tamagotchi

For the release of the movie Turning Red on Disney+, Disney sent out press kits for social media influencers. The kit is actually really  cute. The box is shaped as a red locker which opens up with the included key. Once you open the locker with stickers, you’ll immediately see the movie poster, behind the poster you’ll find a soft red blanket, a box with Turning Red panda headphones, a red mug with some tea bags. Then you’ll find that imfafous fake Tamagotchi you’ve seen all over the internet for the last few years. The fake Tamagotchi actually comes in a plastic egg with a cracked design, and features the Turning Red logo on it. Lastly, a red wireless microphone with a built-in speaker.

We must say this could have a great opportunity to partner with Bandai and promote both the movie and the Tamagotchi brand! Imagine how much better the press kit would look like with an official Tamagotchi Original? What if there was a Turning Red Tamagotchi Nano that was available for sale and featured in the press kits, how cool would that be? We definitely think that a Turning Red Tamagotchi would sell like hotcakes right now!

Let’s go back in time and relive some of the greatest toys of the 90′s.