Hey, what's that? Let's take a look. It's time for a closer up there. Hey, Nerlings! What's up Nerlings? It's time for a new toy, and we were nice enough to wait until you got here before we opened it. And it's not my toy. It's a new toy. It's because it's legit of Zelda. Oh man, so we got an octa-rock popper. Now, we actually picked this up from GameStop. Once, maybe twice, I wondered if I should grab it, and then we just went for it. Now, we actually got this for 1499, and I think that's kind of what held me off on it. I was like, I don't know, it's kind of a silly thing. We have not seen this there since. Nope, I don't know. I said they only got one in stock anyway. Now, something that's interesting on the front of the card is Deathmaptain here in the entrance to Keck Ricoh Village. This is a ocarina of time. I honestly can't remember if there were ocarox in Ocarina of time. At least not as cute as this. Something that I like about the packaging is the fact that he's bubbled up, but you can see him underneath. So you can see his little legies. So I thought that was kind of neat. There is a map back here, and to be honest, I'm kind of having trouble placing the game because I'm seeing elements of Ocarina of time, but then also elements of what I feel to be Wind Waker. And there's some parts that almost wreak of Majora's Mask. So this is kind of interesting. And now... And that's all there is to pull it about of there. Oh man. So first of all, he's got a pretty good size to him right here, which is kind of great. Oh, look at that. I'll just... I'll get you next time, Link. Kind of a firm plastic, although of course he gives just a little bit, so he can shoot those rocks at you. What do they do like this? Kind of. So you've got his little rock balls. Oh, that's a good noise. I love that noise. One of my favorite noises is pulling a quark out of a bottle. That sounded lush like, didn't it? The balls are... I don't know how to say this without getting demonetized. They're firm, yet squishing, and a little fuzzy to the touch. I actually look and feel like little tiny kiwis to me. They're not gonna, you know, hurt anyone, so it's okay to hit your friend in the head with it. But don't hit your friend in the head with it! Well, I try firing one off. Crazy. Now the cat only has one eye. It looks better that way, anyway. As you can see, this is the more standard iconic look of the Oktroc, very much harkening back to the original days of Zelda. Less so than the monstrous Oktroc of some of the later games. And I think that works really well. Something also to note is the fact that this is kind of a fairly unique toy item for the Legend of Zelda. You don't see a lot of the bad guys. Well, not much of the bad guys except for action figures occasionally. But beyond even those action figures, when it comes to Zelda stuff, it's usually the insignias, the emblems, the crests, stuff like that, the iconic symbols that go on things as opposed to just toys. Yep. Well, there you go, Nerdlings, the Legend of Zelda Oktroc, popper. Again, we found this at GameStop. We haven't been seeing them elsewhere or at GameStop since. But hopefully you can find one because this is a very fun addition to the collection. And, uh, be sure to like, comment, subscribe and hit that notification bell. Don't forget to like us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, head over to T public because we've got merchandise over there. And if we like it, Nerdlings. We nerd it. That Death Mountain looks the way that Hyrule or the intro is to Kakariko Village looks. Let's try that again, Tom. Thanks for watching.