The original keychain gadget.
THERE’S just something about bubble wrap that we can’t get enough of.
Yes, it’s really useful when it comes to fragile packages — but we all know the true joy comes from popping those little plastic bubbles.
And now, the fun doesn’t have to be limited to birthdays, Christmas or online delivery days — thanks to a little toy that mimics the addictive sensation, without the crushing disappointment of realising you’ve burst all of the bubbles.
The “Mugen Puchipuchi” — a small keychain with eight “bubbles” — is made using a double layer structure of silicone rubber to create a similar feeling to the real deal.
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“Mugen” is Japanese for “infinite”, representing the infinite number of bubbles its users will pop. Meanwhile, “Puchipuchi” is the Japanese word used to describe the plastic wrap’s unmistakeable popping sound.
There’s even a phone case version — which, presumably, would also offer outstanding protection for your mobile.
The original Japanese keychain is quite an investment at $78, but luckily the phone case version can be picked up for as little as $10.
Whichever you choose, the popping satisfaction will be well worth it.
