Plus, the field additionally features a commemorative shaker cup that showcases a number of the candy futuristic automobiles featured within the film. Snyderheads received’t need to miss out, and you will discover this one completely at Walmart for the vacation season.
Dragon Ball Z FUEL Frieza Collection
Look, man, Dragon Ball Z guidelines. One of the primary Shounen anime to really escape within the West, the franchise stays related to this present day. In truth, it’s so related that it’s a normal fixture in popular culture, with Goku in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. So this collaboration is an apparent alternative, however as a substitute of focusing solely on Goku, it’s all about our favourite maniacal assassin—King Frieza!
With the Collector’s Box, you’ll get a bathtub of the Evil Emperor flavors—Cranberry, Cherry, Raspberry, and Strawberry—in addition to an unique shaker cup to match. And if that’s not sufficient in your energy degree, you too can get your fingers on two different tubs, Pineapple Ginyu Force and Super Saiyan Lemonade, bought individually.
G FUEL Gohan Blackberry Tea Tub
You understand how the saying goes: the one factor higher than Dragon Ball Z…is even extra Dragon Ball Z. If you’re not feeling the sinister mojo of the Evil Emperor assortment, then perhaps you need one thing a bit extra harmless. For Gohan, being the son of Goku is all properly and good, however even higher is that G FUEL gave him his personal taste!
If the Super Saiyan or Ginyu Force tubs aren’t doing it for you, Gohan’s serving up a blackberry tea tub for the event. The smile alone is price it, however the taste makes it even higher. Look for them individually on the G FUEL retailer.
Mortal Kombat Klassics Collection
Do you ever simply get the urge to shout “MORTAL KOMBAT!!” dramatically in the course of the day? No? Well, okay then, maybe it’s simply us who love the classics. And G FUEL is aware of it, in order that they’ve cooked up a complete crop of Mortal Kombat-inspired gadgets so that you can get your fingers on.
