There are bad designs, there are weird designs, and then there are knockoff brands. They might all be a little similar, but knockoffs are definitely in a league of their own.
They can be so confusingly awful (and sometimes surprisingly awesome), that you can't help but want to snap a shot of them whenever you find them in a store. And as luck would have it, that's what happened with these pics!
Sure, they both wear a lot of red and blue, but Mario and Captain America couldn't be any more different.
I'd be lying if I said I didn't want to buy this, though.
I would like none of those, thank you very much. The way they're hanging up near all that other stuff, like cigarettes and lighters, is kind of funny, though.
My favorite thing about this is hands down the accent on the B there. Like, they tried so hard to make this look as much like real Pokémon as they could without facing a lawsuit.
Oh, no no. Not Paw Patrol. This is obviously from the superior series, Paw Patrdl. Either way, the target audience probably wouldn't notice the typo.
No, not a YouTuber. A YouTube. Like the website. No? Yeah, I don't blame you.
I'm really curious, though. What the heck kind of smell do you think is in there?
This feels really meta. According to OP, this is somewhere in Cuzco, which means I'd have to travel all the way to Peru to find Krostty. I'm, like, a little tempted to go...
Okay, never mind. I need to go out into the world and find this place. That knockoff Kirby mascot is killing me right now. Not nearly as much as the way burger (burguer) is spelled, though.
Why does it look like somebody made a knockoff Funko Pop, changed the colors, and then put those in a "Slionic" package? I can't tell if I love these, or despise them with my every being.
On the plus side, when you inevitably lose one (or both) of these guys, it won't hurt your wallet as much to replace them.
I'm kind of confused here. Is this just a knockoff of Popeye the Sailor, or a knockoff of Popeye's the fried chicken place? Is it both, somehow? And do the owners know that this is just one letter off of "papaya?"
I'm actually kind of impressed with how consistent these knockoff brands are with each other. They tell a story. Sure, it's one of cheap soda that rips off an actual soda brand, but it's a story nonetheless.
According to OP, these things actually taste horrible. In other words, it's a literal crappy off brand. I guess that's what happens when you try to rely solely on a popular thing to sell a product.
It's Green Mario! No, not Luigi. Literal green Mario. Mario, but green. Either as a printing error or because the person who made it has never seen Mario before in their life. Or maybe they just don't want to deal with a lawsuit.
This... this is just Connect 4. I bet it costs just as much to buy this game as it does to buy Connect 4. I'm so confused, and slightly annoyed.
What kind of shampoo do you use when you have a lot of dandruff? If you answered Head & Shoulders, you're doing it wrong. Obviously you need to go for Hearh & Shoulders. You know, the real stuff.
This is the exact kind of weird thing you'd find in the grocery section of any dollar store. Regular Oreos may be good, but they're pretty unhealthy. So I'd hate to see what the knockoff version is like.
I'm sure that, just like Micos, these cereals will taste kind of similar to the originals, but also pretty different. And will probably be filled with all sorts of stuff you can't even pronounce.
I can't tell if this is supposed to be a Transformers or a Voltron knockoff, but all I know is that Thomas and friends probably shouldn't be there. Still, I'm... kind of into it.
Is this what happens when you have Five Guys, but three of them decide to leave? Or maybe you're just doing your darndest to capitalize on an actual popular burger chain. It could be anything, really.
I think I see what's going on here. Basically, if you're in a random country, you can just find strange restaurants with recognizable characters as the mascot, and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
