Take Your Energy Hot with ThinkGeek’s New Mega Man Mugs

ThinkGeek, purveyor of geeky implements you’re unlikely to find in retail stores anywhere, has added yet another to their line of Blue Bomber-based products with their new Classic Mega Man Mugs.

The 16 oz. mugs are $9.99 each and come in five different styles, including traditional Mega Man art with a logo, different frames of pixel Mega Man running, pixel Mega Man jumping/shooting, pixel Proto Man, and pixel Bass.

Here’s the full description from their page:

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There’s just something about Mega Man games. Maybe it’s getting to play as a humanoid robot with a weapon built into your hand. Or maybe it’s the amount of choice the original game first presented us with: the ability to tackle the Robot Masters in any order, gaining their weapons to use against the next boss, leading to hundreds of strategy options. Or maybe it’s just the sometimes-goofy nostalgia of a series that has no problem naming it’s main character and his sister “Rock and Roll.”

Power up your morning nostalgia with a mug of coffee, tea, or… whatever’s in an Energy Tank. Radioactive oil? It’s probably oil. Delicious green oil from one of these classic Mega Man mugs. Choose from Classic Mega Man (with logo), 8-Bit Bass, 8-Bit Jump Mega Man, 8-Bit Proto Man, or 8-Bit Running Mega Man. Or, collect them all so that you can have an Oil Party for all your robot friends!

Product Specifications

• Classic Mega Man Character Mugs

• Officially-licensed Mega Man merchandise

• A ThinkGeek creation & exclusive

• Capacity: 16 oz. to hold all your coffee, tea, or robot oil

• Microwave and dishwasher safe

• Character select: Classic Mega Man (with logo), 8-Bit Bass, 8-Bit Jump Mega Man, 8-Bit Proto Man, or 8-Bit Running Mega Man

Want one of your own, or just see more pictures? Then head over to ThinkGeek now!

Thanks to Michael S for the tip!

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