Magic Mixies Magical Misting Cauldron with Interactive 8 inch Blue Plush Toy and 50+ Sounds and Reactions, Toys for Kids, Ages 5+
Experience real magic with the Magic Mixies Magic Cauldron. You will be amazed when you see what magically appears from the mist when you finish casting your spell!
- REAL MISTING CAULDRON – Watch as magic happens right before your eyes! When you finish your spell, real mist will rise from your Magic Cauldron! Something magical is happening inside…all will be revealed as the mist disappears! Who will you magically create?
- MAGICALLY CREATE YOUR MIXIE – The Magic Mixie Cauldron has all the magical ingredients you need to make your Mixie appear and come to life! Follow the Spell Book and watch as each ingredient helps to create your Mixie; add Sound Dust to give your Mixie its voice, drop in the Magic Feather to give your Mixie wings or stir in the Fizz Flower to add some color. Don’t forget to give your Mixie a name by writing it on the Naming Scroll and adding it to the potion! Now say the Magic Words ‘MAGICUS MIXUS’ and prepare to be amazed!
- OVER 50+ SOUNDS & REACTIONS – Your Magic Cauldron comes to life through magical sounds and lights as it guides you through the spell! And once you’ve created your Magic Mixie, use your wand to interact with your new magical friend by nurturing it and casting spells together. With enchanting sounds and lights, you and your Mixie will conjure up all sorts of fun!
- TAP! TAP! TAP! – As you perform each step of the spell, the Magic Cauldron guides you with lights and sounds. Drop your magic ingredient into the potion and when you hear a ‘Tap! Tap! Tap!’ coming from the Cauldron, use your magic Wand to tap 3 times on the rim. Then you can move to the next step of the spell to create your Magic Mixie!
- MAKING MAGIC WITH YOUR MIXIE – You can perform all sorts of magic with your Mixie! Your magical little friend has 3 different modes that can be activated with your wand. Tap your wand on the Mixies Gem to perform spells or sit your Mixie on your cauldron while it chatters and mumbles enchanting magic words to help you cast spells.You can even tap your Mixies Gem to see if it will grant you a wish!
- REPEAT PLAY AGAIN & AGAIN – You can make real Magic happen again and again! Your Magic Mixie can be reloaded back into the Cauldron so you can repeat the spell for your friends! Refill packs allow you to redo magic mist reveals and perform new spells so that the magic never ends!
Additional information
Manufacturer Part Number | 14652 |
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Model | 14652 |
Assembled Product Weight | 3.991 lb |
Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H) | 7.99 x 9.84 x 12.99 Inches |
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by Mike
After searching for over a month and having companies refund me and say they are out, I was SO happy to find one of these for Christmas! And at a discounted price…. You can’t beat it.
by Lee
Hottest toy this season. Hoping to make some little girl very very happy. Will leave another review after it is opened and she uses it.
by Grim
This was sold directly from Walmart and not a third party seller. It came in its original moose company packaging and was never even shelved. Thank you for such a great experience.