News Room Contributor Posts: 4926 Joined: 12 Nov 2002 | He Is Murloc!
You may not be Murloc but you can at least be seen in public with one starting this fall when a new talking plushie based on the famous World of Warcraft fishman goes on sale.
The ugly-but-cute little dolls will burble and gurgle in the odd, waterlogged tongue of the Murloc, although beyond that, U.K. retailer Play.com hasn't said anything about the toys that isn't a direct lift from the World of Warcraft Wiki. Still, this is the kind of thing that makes serious WoW fans drool, and fans of generic "gaming stuff" would doubtless enjoy a little bit of fuzzy amphibian malevolence sitting on their desks, too.
That kind of fish-eyed, murderous cootchie-coo won't come cheap, though: The wee beastie costs 34.99 for purchasers outside the U.K., which translates into about 55 bucks for American audiences. But if that doesn't put you off, or if you just love a WoW fan that damn much, you can put yourself down for a pre-order right here.
via: Wired
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Copy Clerk Posts: 103 Joined: 6 Apr 2008 | Oh, that's so awesome. I've got to get one of 'em. |
Muckraker Posts: 330 Joined: 4 Jun 2008 | |
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Gone Gonzo Posts: 2914 Joined: 4 May 2008 | Is there a word for cute and nerdy? Because I think that plushie is that word. |
Gone Gonzo Posts: 1482 Joined: 2 Jan 2008 | Heheheh. Oh, I am so getting one of those... if only to dangle it in front of unsuspecting restaurant-goers and scream "GWAARGLWARGGGBBLGRR!" |
He Is Murloc!
You may not be Murloc but you can at least be seen in public with one starting this fall when a new talking plushie based on the famous World of Warcraft fishman goes on sale.
The ugly-but-cute little dolls will burble and gurgle in the odd, waterlogged tongue of the Murloc, although beyond that, U.K. retailer Play.com hasn't said anything about the toys that isn't a direct lift from the World of Warcraft Wiki. Still, this is the kind of thing that makes serious WoW fans drool, and fans of generic "gaming stuff" would doubtless enjoy a little bit of fuzzy amphibian malevolence sitting on their desks, too.
That kind of fish-eyed, murderous cootchie-coo won't come cheap, though: The wee beastie costs 34.99 for purchasers outside the U.K., which translates into about 55 bucks for American audiences. But if that doesn't put you off, or if you just love a WoW fan that damn much, you can put yourself down for a pre-order right here.
via: Wired
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