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Pokemon Pokeball Waffle Maker

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Make waffles great again with the Pokemon Waffle Maker. Now I’m sure you’re probably saying, “wait, waffles have and always will be great”. And you’d be correct. But now they’re even better. Better looking anyway. Better tasting- that’s up to you and your top secret waffle recipe. This Poké Ball Waffle Maker makes 7″ diameter waffles that look so good even Snorlax would wake up for. And if he doesn’t wake up, just throw one at him.

Trainers, plug in your Poke Waffle Maker, pour your tasty batter onto the BPA-free non-stick cooking surface, and in just five minutes you have an amazing waffle. Could you add some food coloring to make a great ball, ultra ball, or master ball waffle? Yes we can. The waffle iron has an indicator light to let you know when it’s up to temperature and you’re ready to make a culinary geek treat. Kid tested, Pikachu approved.

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If you buy Nintendo’s Pokéball Plus accessory, you’ll get a free Mew

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We already knew that the Switch's Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go Evee! would land alongside the Poké Ball Plus, but Nintendo is now trying to sweeten the deal. Each optional accessory will land with the legendar...

Play ‘Pokémon Gold’ and ‘Silver’ on this pretty new 2DS XL

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If you're planning on pre-ordering the upcoming Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon games, why not get a handheld console to match? Thankfully, Nintendo has your back. The company has just introduced a cool new Poké Ball edition of the 2DS...

Catch ‘Em All with This Awesome Custom Poke Ball

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Pokemon GO is still the rage right now, with millions of people around the world from all age groups still playing the game. If you want a little Poke Ball action in your geeky collection, this thing is the ticket. Jasper Hams created this Poke Ball and it is awesome.

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I’m not sure how he did it, but it looks like something Hot Toys would make. It comes in a glass cylinder that reminds me of Ghostbusters for some reason.

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I really dig the inside. I always wondered what the inside of a Poke Ball looked like, and now we know. I also wonder if it’s cruel to capture wild Pokemon and cram them inside a tiny ball.

You can own it for $133(USD) on Etsy.

[via boingboing]

Pokémon GO Plus Wearable Gets a Price

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If you are a Pokémon fan, then you already know that next month, Nintendo is going to release Pokémon GO, an app that lets you catch pocket monsters in the real world using your smartphone. You can finally catch them all! The app even has a companion wearable that lets you play it without looking at your phone. Well, today Nintendo gave us a price for the wearable.

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That price is $34.99(USD). On one hand, that’s pretty expensive for an accessory to a smartphone game. You can get a new 3DS title for that price. However, we are talking Pokémon fans here, so the big N shouldn’t have any trouble selling these to die-hard players. Anyway, for those interested in the game it should be worth it. It’s the only way to play the game without pulling out your smartphone.

The way it works is simple: If it’s blinking blue, there’s a Pokémon near you. You can then press the button to try to catch it. A rainbow light pattern means you caught it, but a blinking red light means you suck and failed. It is a simple device. So simple that I wonder if fans will just bypass it altogether. I guess we’ll find out soon. It will be out at the end of July.

[via Engadget]

If Somebody Throws This Pokéball Bouquet, You’d Better Catch ‘Em All

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I choose you, Pikachu. Here’s a rose. Real roses are lovely, but the problem is that their beauty fades and they soon die. That’s why these made by nerds, made for nerds, duct tape roses are awesome.

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They look like Pokémon Pokéballs, and are made by Etsy shop QuirkyQrafts. They come in a variety of colors, and sizes, and prices start around $17(USD) for a single rose. That’s not a lot to pay when you are a nerd who loves another nerd.

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It’s a gift they will remember forever and in a sense, just like with a real Pokéball, this means that you have caught them. Just don’t make them fight against others in big arenas. That would be taking the metaphor way too far.

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[via Geekologie]

Poke Ball Friendship Necklaces: I Choose You Pikachu!

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Are you a nerd with a friend? C’mon that’s not such a rare thing. I just found some necklaces that you and your friend can wear together. Poke balls!
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These cute friendship necklaces come from TrinketySlot and you can get them in Poke Ball and Master Ball versions. You wear one half and your friend wears the other. Then when you get together you may have superpowers or something.

Each half can also be custom engraved if you have something special to say. You bet your Ash that Pokemon fans will love these cool looking BFF necklaces.

[via Fashionably Geek]

Poké Ball Light-Up Replica Catches Batteries for Itself

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A couple of years ago we checked out high quality and expensive Poké Ball replicas. These ones by Etsy shop The Pokeball Project on the other hand are more affordable. You can even open them up, though the space inside is mostly taken up by electronics.

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The Pokeball Project’s replicas come in four main variants, differing mainly in their electronic features. The M1 lights up, the M2’s light fades on and off, the M3 lights up and vibrates and the M4 lights up and plays a sound effect (I’m assuming its the capture sound from the Pokémon games) when you open it up, though it doesn’t vibrate.

In addition, you can get any of the four variants in a variety of color schemes, including the regular Poké Ball, the Master Ball and the Timer Ball.

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Head to The Pokeball Project’s Etsy shop to order the replicas. Each Poké Ball costs between $40 to $76(USD) depending on the variant and if you want it to come with a display case.

[via ThisIsWhyImBroke]