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09/11/2025

One of Hollywood’s most menacing movie cars is officially on the market.

A 2016 Ford Mustang GT, screen-used as the Decepticon cop Barricade in Transformers: The Last Knight, is being sold through Curated Vintage Supercars with an asking price of about $500,000.

The car still wears its full movie armor, complete with working police lights, and comes with a signed document from director Michael Bay verifying its authenticity.
Despite its big-screen life, the odometer shows just 800 miles.

Underneath the aggressive bodywork, it remains a stock 5.0-liter V8 GT with 435 horsepower, making this a rare piece of Hollywood history that you can actually drive.

09/11/2025

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09/08/2025

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POKEMON TAKING A SHOT AT THE TAMAGOCHI-STYLE MARKET

At first glance, the new Pokémon Poke-nade Monster Ball looks like a straight-up Tamagotchi revival. A tiny device, a virtual pet, the promise of feeding, caring, and maybe cleaning up pixel p**p. It’s nostalgia bait at its finest. But here’s the twist: this IS NOT Bandai’s Tamagotchi line at all. It’s made by Takara Tomy, and that fact matters!

For now, it seems these will only launch in Japan. Even with a touch screen and more features than a Tamagotchi, the price is surprisingly low at ¥7,480 (just over $50).

By keeping Tamagotchi out of the equation, Pokémon isn’t just borrowing retro vibes. It’s planting a flag. Tamagotchi may have pioneered the format, but Pikachu and friends can carry it into a new generation.

Instead of recycling nostalgia wholesale, Pokémon is remixing it. The Poké Ball design, touch-screen interactions, and the promise of raising over a hundred different Pokémon show that this isn’t a knock-off, but an upgrade.

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