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A palm-sized bao bun squishy sealed inside a miniature bamboo-style steamer basket, with the colourway hidden until you open it. Solid, glitter, galaxy, UV-reactive and holographic variants are scattered through the run, and the rare ones resell for many times the five dollars this costs. Over 500 million TikTok views and routinely sold out within an hour of restock.

Desktop-sized version of the iconic car dealership arm-flailing tube man. USB-powered. Flails enthusiastically on your desk. Brings pure chaotic energy to any workspace.

Christmas candy canes flavored with actual ketchup. Red. Striped. Tomato-forward. A gift for someone you love but also want to deeply confuse.

A tiny inflatable unicorn horn on a strap that attaches to your cat's head. The cat will hate it. You will love it. The internet will worship it. This is the cycle.

A giant round flannel blanket printed to look exactly like a flour tortilla. Wrap yourself up and become a human burrito. Six feet of glorious beige comfort.

Nessie's neck and head poke above the waterline while her body steeps your tea at the bottom of the mug. Loose-leaf tea infuser. Food-safe silicone. Makes every cup of tea a cryptid encounter.

A lifelike resin hen, moulded feather by feather, positioned mid-lay — and the egg emerging from her is the actual light bulb. USB powered, warm glow, and completely straight-faced about what it is doing on your side table. Genuinely good ambient lighting and permanently funny, which is a combination almost nothing else manages.

A soft silicone duck lying face-down in an attitude of complete surrender, glowing warmly from within. Tap the top to cycle three brightness levels, set the 30-minute sleep timer, and let it run about six hours on a charge. Marketed for nurseries, adopted overwhelmingly by exhausted adults who saw themselves in it.

A metal-reinforced silicone blade born from the single most legendary confession ever posted to Reddit — the man who discovered, aged 30, that not every family keeps a dedicated knife beside the toilet. Dishwasher safe, hygienic, and drilled with a hanging hole so it can live in the laundry room where it belongs. Comes in packaging that commits entirely to the bit.

This 6.25" hard vinyl ear of corn has been training its whole life for this moment — press the button and it belts out one of five dramatic operatic vocalizations, bold, brassy, and unapologetically theatrical. Three LR44 batteries included, so it's curtain-call ready out of the box.

A handcrafted ceramic skull whistle engineered to produce a bone-chilling, 125+ decibel human scream with a single breath. Based on real death whistles unearthed from Aztec burial sites, it needs zero musical skill to master — just inhale, blow, and watch the room jump.

Electric hot potato that plays music and delivers a mild shock to whoever's holding it when the music stops. Safe, battery-powered buzz. Maximum chaos at family gatherings.

A planter that hovers a clear inch above its wooden base on opposed magnets, rotating slowly and silently as long as it is powered. Rated for light loads of roughly 200 grams including soil, so it takes succulents, air plants and very small bonsai. The photographs undersell it — the moment people notice the gap underneath, the conversation stops.

The original (and best) pet: a rock. Comes with a genuine carrying case, a leash for walks, and a care manual. Requires no food, no vet, no attention. Zero maintenance. Perfect companion.

A miniature goat that screams. Comes with a tiny illustrated book about the goat's feelings. Completely unhinged desktop companion. Press the button, question your life choices.

Silicone tea infusers shaped like dinosaurs. The dino's body hangs in your mug while its head rests on the rim. Loose-leaf tea. Prehistoric flavors. Modern sadness.

A beautifully crafted wooden puzzle box that conceals a wine bottle inside. Solve the puzzle to retrieve the wine. Give this as a gift only to people you trust to stay calm under pressure.

A set of detailed USA cryptid figurines: Bigfoot, Mothman, Jersey Devil, Chupacabra, and friends. Each one comes with a fun fact card about the legend. Cryptids deserve shelf space.

Tiny, hyper-detailed miniature cat figurines with ridiculous levels of attitude. Set of multiple. Each one looks like it's judging you. Collect them all. Be judged by all.

Tiny frog-shaped charms that clip onto wine and cocktail glasses to mark whose drink is whose. Set of 6. Each frog has a different pose. Ribbit responsibly.

A dome lamp that melts a candle from above with a halogen bulb instead of burning it. No flame, no soot, no wick to trim — and because the heat pools the entire wax surface evenly rather than tunnelling down the middle, the candle throws more scent and lasts dramatically longer. The TikTok favourite that turned out to actually work.

A set of stretchy, creepy-cute monster finger puppets. Each one has its own unsettling personality. Collect all of them. Terrorize small meetings.

Full-body shark onesie blanket. You zip yourself inside and become a shark. Fins included. Tail included. Dignity not included. Perfect for Netflix and absolutely nothing else.

Tiny tighty-whities sized for your hands. Wear them as fingerless gloves. Give them as gifts. Use them as a conversation grenade. Functional? Technically yes.

A pack of sodas in flavors that shouldn't exist: Buffalo Wing, Ranch Dressing, Bacon, Peanut Butter & Jelly, Sweet Corn. Criminally carbonated. Aggressively weird. 100% real.

Miniature realistic hands on a ring. Wear them on your fingers for maximum uncanny valley energy. Perfect for puppet shows, pranks, photos, or just silently gesturing at people with your tiny hand.

A pillow you wear over your entire head. Blocks all light and sound. Creates a personal microclimate for power naps at your desk, airport, or anywhere you've given up. Designed by award-winning studio.

Sandals that make your feet look like koi fish. Scaly. Realistic. Deeply unsettling at the pool. The tail fin flap between your toes. Fully wearable. Genuinely eye-catching.

A horse with a shark head. A shark with horse legs. Randimals are cryptid figurines that shouldn't exist but clearly needed to. High-quality sculpt. Comes in a mystery box format.

A battery-powered plastic pickle that yodels on command. Press the button. Receive yodel. No context needed. No context possible.

A string of fairy lights where each bulb is shaped like a little pink shrimp. Warm white LED. Ambiance. Crustacean energy. Works indoors and out.

A dinosaur-shaped taco stand that holds 3 tacos in the saddle of a ceramic triceratops. Turns Taco Tuesday into the Cretaceous period. Microwave and dishwasher safe.

A penguin-shaped electric egg boiler. Six eggs nest inside the penguin's body. It beeps when they're done. Possibly the most cheerful kitchen appliance in existence.

An octopus-shaped solid stick that transforms into a gel cleanser when it hits your skin. Pulls out blackheads, makes your pores sad, makes you happy. K-beauty novelty at its finest.

Artificially realistic plastic fruit so lifelike it's been bitten into by real humans. Use for display, photography, pranks, or just placing strategically in your kitchen for chaos.

A tiny possum driving a peanut-shaped pull-back car. Classic Archie McPhee absurdist energy. Pull it back, let it go, question everything.

A plush pillow shaped like a realistic wood log. Inspired by Twin Peaks. Hug it during difficult times. Place it on your couch. Tell it your secrets.

A black-and-white cow print bucket hat with actual plush horns and ears attached. Moo. Fashion has peaked. Nothing else needs to be designed.