Expensive Gengar Bed Is Giving Pokemon Fans Nightmares

Expensive Gengar Bed Is Giving Pokemon Fans Nightmares

Written by 

Tom Chapman

Published 

8th Jan 2021 10:12

Halloween may be well and truly behind us, and although we've just missed the Christmas rush, that doesn't mean you can't treat the ultimate Pokefan the perfect Pokegift. With Valentine's Day just around the corner, what says "I love you" more than a nightmarish Gengar bed based on the goliath Ghost Pokemon?

Heading back to the early days of those adorable Pocket Monsters, the original 150 gifted us some of the most iconic Pokemon out there. Yes, you might love Lucario, be potty for Pichu, and go mad for Mudkip, but does anything really beat the OGs?

Popularised by the Pokemon anime as well as games like Pokemon Red and Blue, the misunderstood Ghost Pokemon have always had a special place in our hearts. Even though newer iterations of the franchise have introduced imaginative Ghost Pokemon including Drifloom, Chandelure, and Mismagius, the first 150 only had Ghastly, Haunter, Gengar, and Marowak. Keen to cash in on the nostalgia of these spooky spirits, one company had released a giant Gengar bed that also doubles up as a plushie.

 

What is the giant Gengar bed?

Gengar Bed
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As the brainchild of Premium Bandai, the giant Gengar bed looks like an innocuous plushie - until you stick your head inside. Apart from Lickitung, Gengar probably had the biggest tongue in the Poke-kingdom, which is shown off in all its glory here. If you're feeling a little tired of the mortal realm and want to pass over to the other side, put your head inside Gengar's mouth and roll out his massive tongue to turn this cute toy into a makeshift camp bed. We assure you that you'll sleep like the dead in this one if you're in need of 40 winks. 

For kids and adults alike (at a squeeze), Gengar's tongue rolls out to five-and-a-half feet long, meaning you can have a lie down wherever you want. The pictures show this is perfect for sleepovers or even the office. We're sure you'd get some weird looks from your boss if you wrapped in Gengar's tongue for a quick nap in the middle of the day, but hey, it's been a long day. Be warned though,  the price tag along might cause you to cross over to the spirit world. If you're already sold on the Gengar bed, it'll cost you $250/£184 - and that's before we get to shipping. 

 

Pokemon Gengar bed: are there more?

The designs don't end there though. Doing some sleuthing, it looks like the site is also shipping Metapod bed. Let's be honest though, unless you're the early Ash Ketchum, no one really wants to be associated with Metapod. If a giant Gengar bed is a bit much for you, why not show your love of Pokemon with some Pokemon face masks? As the global pandemic continues, you can step out in style and protect yourselves from COVID-19. Original Stitch is selling designs based on the first 151. Fans simply pick their favourite Pokemon, a colour, size, and backing, then voila, the mask is made to measure.

For those who want to take it up a notch, you can also buy Pokemon shirts to really fly the flag for your favourite team of fighters. The site writes, "Welcome to Pokémon Shirts. Here, you can combine the patterns of your favourite Pokémon to create a fashion statement that’s all your own. From Dress Shirts that you can use in business settings, to Casual and Polo Shirts that you can wear on a regular basis, to relaxing Hawaiian Shirts for a laid-back vacation. All of these can be order-made right here on this website. Every part of the shirt is customizable from the pattern/colour of the fabric, to the pocket and collar and cuffs". 

So, why not put on a snazzy Pokemon shirt and lie down in your new Gengar bed for a well-deserved rest? Just don't come crying to us if you have nightmares after sticking your head in his gob. You've been warned!

 

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Tom Chapman
About the author
Tom Chapman
Tom is Trending News Editor at GGRecon, with an NCTJ qualification in Broadcast Journalism and over seven years of experience writing about film, gaming, and television. With bylines at IGN, Digital Spy, Den of Geek, and more, Tom’s love of horror means he's well-versed in all things Resident Evil, with aspirations to be the next Chris Redfield.
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