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Step into the chaos of the lab, where a groundbreaking experiment has spiraled into unexpected madness, unleashing the wildly unpredictable MrBeast Lab Atomic Swarms. As the lab lights flicker and the fizzing bubbles simmer, you’ll find yourself in the middle of the action, ready to create four of your very own chaotic, MrBeast-inspired Micro Beasts! Just add water to the test tube, give it a vigorous shake, and watch as four Micro Beasts burst forth from a vibrant explosion of orange fizz! But that’s just the beginning! The remaining eight Micro Beasts don’t need any experimenting; they’re ready to join your collection right away including a guaranteed ultra-rare and special edition Micro Beast! With over 85 unique 1-inch (2.5 cm) MrBeast Swarms characters to collect—including the rare and coveted Silver Mystery Case—adventure and discovery are just a shake away. But act fast; only 1,000 Silver Mystery Cases are available in this NEW Atomic Series! Each Micro Beast belongs to its own distinct team, such as the spine-chilling Home Horrors or the electrifying Techno Terrors. Which team will you complete first? Embrace the chaos! Mix, shake, and embark on an exhilarating experiment with the all-new MrBeast Lab Swarms Atomic Series!
Israel Luna Jiménez
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
No conozco muchos juguetes de este tipo, pero mi hijo si, le encantó y a mi el precio, la verdad está barato y el platico es de calidad
G
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
My sons love these
Virginie Poupeleer
Reviewed in Belgium on February 25, 2025
Parfait
Sam C
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
I don't really get these. I am tool old for this stuff. But the 9-year old I bought these for absolutely loves them. He called this the best birthday present he ever received. That's a 5-star right there!The idea is that you are scientist or may be even a wizard, you add them to the test tube with potion/liquid and shake them and you get surprise beasts. And you collect them, there are so many of them. And then of course you pretend play with them.
Stephanie Joy
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2025
My son loves all the MrBeast stuff so he was excited to see this! It’s a cute, slimy, fun little concept, and my son loved the little figurines! I guess there are a bunch you can collect and some that are super rare! Now my son wants me to get more! HahaFun for the kids or for a gift!
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 11, 2025
Poor quality
Jd7
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
My 8 year old son is obsessed with MrBeast, so when he saw this, he got super excited. This would make an excellent gift for any MrBeast fan. My son had a great time adding water and shaking up the test tubes to reveal what characters he got. He's started a little collection and looked at the manual to see which ones he still needs. The directions for this were very easy to follow. They are listed in multiple places (even when you open the test tube for the first time, they are right there on top, which I LOVED). My son even wanted to save the test tube so he could play with it at other times (like make "potions," etc). I have found that toys like this that have a "reveal" aspect are always popular with the kids. My son loved it, so I am happy!
Penny
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025
Fizzy dissolving paper! Plastic beakers! Gruesome or gross tiny action figures with a long flyer to find out if you have a limited edition character. There are some instructions for how to play a game with the figures, like toss them in the air and try to catch them in the beaker ... well that is not the most creative idea but I guess if you get tired of playing with the figures, you could try to throw them in the air and catch them, sure. These are hard plastic toys that are in the fine tradition of Trash Pack and Garbage Pail Kids toys, the cute/gross collectibles. You can see most of the toys but the ones that are in the vials are in blind bags and you won't know what they are until you follow the instructions to remove them from their dissolving packaging. Then you can look them up on the flyer to find out if they glow in the dark, have glitter, are metallic, are limited edition, etc. These are fun to remove from the packaging, look up on the flyer, play with, and if you can find someone else who has them, to trade. They are not suitable for small kids who might try to eat them or who might leave them laying around because they are pokey hard plastic.
Liz
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
If your kid likes "Grossery Gang" toys and similar, I think they would really find these fun to collect. Grossery Gang is also made by Moose Toys, so it's not shocking that these are similar. Honestly, I find the theming on these a little confusing. It doesn't seem to be super cohesive as Grossery Gang. Paint work is mid - there are some figures with missing or scratched paint in obvious places. It isn't terrible, and I know that painting figures on a small scale can be difficult.The experiment portion is adding water to the test tubes. Inside there is a paper wrapper that foams a little and makes the water orange when it dissolves. Each test tube 'experiment' reveals 2 mystery figures. Moose actually did a really good job with the design of the test tubes - the crosshair design on the lid lets you drain out all the gross water and rinse the figures without them falling into the sink. Seriously good design there.The packaging suggests playing games with the figures but they really just boil down to "knock them over with the test tube cap" and "throw them in the air and catch them with the tube". So the real appeal of these is going to be collecting all the variations.Of the 12 figures in this pack, only 2 of them were glow in the dark. Figures can be stored in the test tubes which, honestly, is pretty convenient. Each test tube can store 5 figures - I wish there were enough tubes included for all 12 figures. The theming, like I mentioned, isn't super cohesive. It was difficult to tell which "group" your figure would be belong to in order to find it on the checklist. They're all pretty same-y with "gross" designs, military-esque designs, tech designs, and what I assume is Mr. Beast themed designs (Panther, Feastables Bar) and they all overlap a bit.
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