My Geek Box is a website that sells a variety of Pop culture items, from toys to Clothing to collector’s pieces, but they also sell mystery boxes that can hold random pop culture items or ones based on a particular theme. They have product’s from some of the biggest brands and pop culture references, including Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, Funko, DC, Jaws, Nintendo, Back to the future and many more, these can be one-off purchases or subscriptions for more regular boxes.
Loot crate is a website that sells pop culture items from a host of different brands, covering films, TV, comics, Toys etc. They also sell mystery boxes which can be themed or completely random, they can be bought as a one-off or as subscriptions, these can hold exclusive items or at the very least rare collector’s pieces. This one focuses on the World of Harry Potter with this Wizarding World Mystery Box, and its sub-theme is of the Harry Potter sport of Quidditch.
Geek Gear is a brand that operates mostly online and focuses on Pop culture, in which you can purchase some things individually and via mystery boxes. They theme mystery boxes like Harry Potter, Marvel etc, but some are completely random. This is the second Geek Gear “Best Ever” Mystery box.
Loot Crate is a website that distributes pop culture items in either singularly or as part of crates, within those crates they can be a particular theme or a complete mystery, even theme ones can often be a varied mix and shrouded in mystery. This one was the continued run of crates with the previous two being Transformation and Cosmic.
Loot Crates are mystery box that can be bought on their website or as part of a subscription and can be complete or mystery or can be themed, though its not always clear in advance what will be in them thus the mystery. This box is the third in a special trilogy of boxes, unfortunately, like before these have been delayed but this was the final one and we finally got it after a few issues.
Loot Crates are a website and subscription service focuses on Pop culture items, their crates also known as mystery boxes, can often being themed or random, even a theme Crate can be a little random, but they often have brands such as Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, WWE and many other toy, film, and TV series items, you can buy these crates as a one off or in a subscription monthly, Bi-Monthly or quartely, depending on the offer thats on.
Geek Gear sells a variety of Pop Culture items via there website, however, they are also known for there mystery boxes, which can often be themed to a particular brand or subject, as well as often being at random, the contents are often a mystery, thus the fun and enjoyment of it, they are often worth way more than the cost of the box, these can be a one-off payment or a subscription at a cheaper price. This one was £9.99 and was a special run of “best ever” boxes, in which items from the past at random could be in here.
Candy Mail American Candy Supreme box is a mystery box filled with American style Candy, this one was provided by Gifted, who like many Companies and shops have been utilising online orders like this with there limited availability to open in towns and cities due to the lockdown. The products often include brands, flavour combinations, and sweets familiar to some but for many they might not be, this is a good chance to try things that you may not have tried.
Loot Crates are mystery box that can be bought on their website or as part of a subscription and can be complete or mystery or can be themed, though its not always clear in advance what will be in them thus the mystery. This box is the second in a special trilogy of boxes, unfortunately, like before these have been delayed but thankfully we have now received both.
ZBox’s are supplied from Zavvi and can be bought from there website and at events around the county like MCM Comic Con, these focus around pop culture and can be themed like anime, films, gaming etc or they can be completely random.