Buzz Break: YuMe Toys Stranger Things Upside Down Capsule

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The boxes: YuMe Toys Stranger Things Series 1 Upside Down Capsule Mystery Pack (two)
Where to buy: Will take some looking in toy realm ... BlowoutCards.com (for cards)

Keep reading for a full breakdown and gallery of highlights from this one.

Packs per box: 4 (One figure pack, one double-accessories pack, one Clue Cards pack and one six-card pack)
Base set completion: 
Not sure on main card set ... but the smaller card sets are 11 cards each ad then there are 11 standard figures and an "ultra-rare" Demogorgon variant not seen above.
Duplicates: 0

See everything for two boxes in the gallery below.

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What's Buzz-worthy: I'm not sure how big the set is here but I dig it -- heck, I don't even know how new or old these are as they are firmly from the toy section of the world and not the card section -- but I really like the meshing of retro-styled cards and miniature vinyls for this hit Netflix franchise. Even better here? You can find these for $10 a pack/box (whatever you want to call it) and the lineup is all the toys you see above plus a chase figure. How much do I like these? After ripping into two, I grabbed a half-dozen more and I'll drop a few more breaks of two just like this in the coming weeks. Why? I think these have some fun potential in a few directions -- and some interesting eBay auctions, too. (Some are trying to get a premium on the Millie Bobby Brown card since her name was spelled wrong ... but I don't think it got corrected.) I landed that one and then in my second pack got the figure that drew me in here, Eddie Munson, to make a strong impression. The inclusions are meant to keep younger fans busy with a couple of those cards, turn the plastic TV into a display with other cards and then show characters and moments in traditional card form, too. Through this and my eight boxes, I did not have any duplicating of the figures but the main 1970s-styled set is definitely going to be a challenge on both the collation and cleanliness of printing fronts -- lots of dupes and some odd printing on the really oldschool-style stock. I did a pair of these on a whim and was impressed.

Product Grade: A
Lot Grade: A
Fun Grade: A

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