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Pokémon Ditto Cup uses Transform to turn into jiggly gelatin, rice, sand, and infinite possibilities
Pokémon Ditto Cup uses Transform to turn into jiggly gelatin, rice, sand, and infinite possibilities

SoraNews24

time13-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • SoraNews24

Pokémon Ditto Cup uses Transform to turn into jiggly gelatin, rice, sand, and infinite possibilities

If you can't beat 'em, Ditto 'em. Lifestyle design company H Concept's original brand +d ('plus D') has released possibly our favorite new toy ever in the form of the Metamon Cup, with Metamon being the Pokémon Ditto's original Japanese name. Just like how the pink Pokémon can use its signature attack Transform to morph into anything it wants (with only minor occasional glitches), this cup serves as a mold for you to turn your food and outdoor elements like sand or snow into a Ditto shape! ▼ Gelatin is a particularly perfect usage of the mold since it wobbles just like the Pokémon would. Even better, why stop at one when you can make your own jiggle (our best guess as to the collective noun for pink blobs) of them?! ▼ This video clip should convince you to make your own Ditto army. At approximately 100 x 71 x 66 millimeters (3.9 x 2.8 x 2.6 inches), the mold's volume is approximately 160 milliliters (5.4 fluid ounces) or 170 grams (6 ounces), equal to about one serving size of rice. It's also heat and cold resistant, can withstand temperatures between 150 through -20 degrees Celsius (302 through -4 degrees Fahrenheit), and is dishwasher and microwave-safe to boot. ▼ If this doesn't motivate you to eat your dinner we don't know what will. ▼ It's perfect for building sand Dittos in the summer or snow Dittos in the winter. The cup comes in three different colors of clear, clear purple, and opaque purple to choose from based on your mood. The clear cup is particularly well-suited for making fun, colorful creations inside of it using fruit and other ingredients. You can also use the cup's packaging box to safely store it upside down while you're waiting for a concoction like gelatin or pudding to solidify. The Metamon Cup went on sale at H Concept's Koncept physical store locations and online store on May 10 and will join the merchandise at Pokémon Center stores on May 24. A single cup is 2,200 yen (US$15), or a set of all three colors provides a slight individual discount at 5,500 yen. If cats are more of your thing, though, never fear, because Japan still offers the perfect mold for you. Source, images: PR Times ● Want to hear about SoraNews24's latest articles as soon as they're published? Follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

Red Bull Dance Your Style Took Over L.A. with a Block Party Like No Other
Red Bull Dance Your Style Took Over L.A. with a Block Party Like No Other

Yahoo

time16-03-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

Red Bull Dance Your Style Took Over L.A. with a Block Party Like No Other

Freestyle dancers gathered at Los Angeles Center Studios on Sunday, March 9, for the Red Bull Dance Your Style open qualifier, showcasing top street dance talent in an event that captured the authentic spirit of neighborhood block market and dance competition, organized in partnership with Storm DeBarge and Black on the Block, recreated the feel of those community gatherings where neighbors come together to celebrate special native Mosi won Sunday's competition hosted by dance force Storm DeBarge. Mosi defeated Koncept in the final round after facing ShortSircuit and Taktic. All four dancers will advance to the city qualifier in Salt Lake City on July the competition intensified, the festival streets came alive with energy. Attendees browsed merchandise from more than 100 Black-owned small businesses and enjoyed Jamaican cuisine while watching the freestyle battles at the Red Bull stage. Some explored the vendor stands, others remained fixed at the dance floor, but everyone felt the impact of DJ Ash B's music selections that energized the entire block powerhouse Storm DeBarge celebrated with her own pop-up, Storm DeBarge's Family Function, within the event, representing L.A. culture and hip-hop dance with a custom-decorated lounge area. It featured live mural painting, a tie-dye station, and on-site hair styling."To represent L.A. is really important to me, because a lot of people don't get to come to L.A., or they just hear bad things about it. I'm like, no, we need something positive, good energy, good vibes," she says about combining the Red Bull Dance event with her family function series. "With Black culture, we love dance. That's what we do. I think to just put everybody's vibe together is definitely important to me, and just important for the youth to see as well."Red Bull Dance Your Style gives dancers from all backgrounds a chance to display their best freestyle moves. It serves as a connecting point for those in the L.A. street dance scene to meet established figures and perform for an appreciative audience."When I get to the space, I just be filled with joy, because I enjoy people watching. The fact that I'm having fun, they're having fun, I enjoy the joy of it," says dancer Rob ShortSircuit. "That's why I lose nervousness, because I'm having fun and the crowd's having fun with me." His playful movements and cheerful personality made him a crowd favorite. Without pre-planned choreography or music, spectators decide who dominates the dance floor by holding up red or blue signs to support their favorite performer. Of the 16 dancers at the qualifier, only Mosi, Koncept, ShortSircuit and Taktic will proceed to the next round in Salt Lake Misbehavior stood out among the competing dancers. He relocated from Philadelphia just a year ago. Though this marked his first Red Bull Dance competition, not even a broken hand prevented him from participating. He wore bandages on his right hand during our conversation."I haven't danced in like two months because I've been injured. But today I just want to enjoy the love of movement and the love of my culture," he he's participated in dance battles in Philadelphia previously, nothing compared to this scale. "This is probably some of the highest stakes in the U.S. when it comes to street dance culture, because the platform is so large and there's so many opportunities to go across the world and be seen in mainstream media."Beyond the dance competitions, the event functioned as a community gathering with vendors, families, friends, and children dancing to music throughout the venue. On an unexpectedly sunny winter day in Los Angeles, Red Bull kept attendees refreshed by distributing free cans."Being able to be here with so many Black and Brown women—seeing what they got on, seeing the swag, seeing how they walk, how they talk, it's amazing—it's very Black culture," says Teebus James, 30, who attended with her friend Ayedonnie, street dance's cultural significance, it makes sense that the Red Bull dance competition would visit L.A. twice during the 2025 season. The city stands as a crossroads of culture, creativity, and diversity."L.A., the West Coast, is home to a lot of bass styles. So, like Boogaloo, Stratton, a lot of popping elements were born in L.A. on the West Coast," says Misbehavior. "You can really feel a difference in the way that West Coast natives approach the swag, approach the pocket and approach the attitude of the style."With its influence on global street dance, Red Bull Dance Your Style's return to Los Angeles for the U.S. World Final at the Intuit Dome on October 11 confirms the city's status as a cultural landmark. The 2025 USA season will feature qualifier events nationwide leading to the U.S. National Final in San Francisco on August 23, hosted by 2025 Super Bowl halftime choreographer Charm La Donna. Never Miss a Beat! Subscribe to Los Angeles Magazine's The Daily Brief for daily updates delivered straight to your inbox. Join below or by clicking here.

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