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Fate: other Toy gun that created real explosions using calcium carbide and water
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Fate: other Toy gun that created real explosions using calcium carbide and water
Fate: other Legacy BlackBerry OS/BB10 devices discontinued; handset business exited and brand later licensed to third parties on An…
Fate: other Sold to Markwins International in 2015; Bonne Bell brand discontinued while Lip Smacker continues separately
Fate: other Ultimate Grand National, limited run became legend
Fate: other Kellogg's tie-in that vanished faster than the Millennium Falcon
Fate: other Granola nostalgia that predated energy bars
Fate: other Nabisco vanilla sandwich cookies that faded from shelves when there “weren’t enough consumers” buying them.
Fate: other Liquid-center chewing gum famous for the slogan "the gum that goes squirt."
Fate: other Rainbow-striped gum with Yipes the zebra—discontinued in 2024.
Fate: other Cult 90s makeup brand with sky blue nail polish, sold to Walmart and completely changed
Fate: other Potato-chip–shaped chocolate slices that never found an audience.
Fate: other Hostess' green-glazed TMNT pies from 1991, gone in one year
Fate: other Powder that turned into gum, pure 90s magic
Fate: other Teen drugstore makeup brand discontinued after 17-year run
Fate: bankruptcy The original energy drink, three deaths, and a 2025 resurrection
Fate: merged A classic chewy theater-box candy that was once easy to find, but now feels much harder to track down.
Fate: other 8-inch braided caramel bar with a ruler on the wrapper—“lasts a good long time.”
Fate: other Limited dipping sauce that caused riots 19 years later
Fate: bankruptcy Made MP3 sharing mainstream, killed by lawsuits
Fate: acquired Netscape lost the browser war but its code became the internet you use today
Fate: other The floating Trollan magician who turned mishaps into heart for He-Man’s crew.
Fate: other A peanut-butter version of Twix that disappeared more than once, then kept coming back because fans never really forgot…
Fate: other Pizza-flavored chips in a bag that disappeared from shelves in the early 2000s
Fate: other Sega discontinued Dreamcast hardware in 2001 and exited the console business to become a third-party publisher.
Fate: safety-recall Flying fairy dolls recalled after 170 injuries including eye trauma
Fate: other A blue ready to drink extension of the SKYY brand that briefly rode the flavored malt beverage boom before fading out o…
Fate: other Snapple's elemental drink line, remembered for unusual flavors and collectible wide-mouth glass bottles.
Fate: other Shelf-stable smoothies from 1998, won awards then vanished
Fate: acquired Lizard-branded teas, juices, and elixirs that owned late-90s coolers, later fading under PepsiCo.
Fate: other Phantom Menace tie-in with hidden phrases and collectibles
Fate: other Home Alone–famous voice recorder that let kids slow, speed, and prank-call like Kevin McCallister.
Fate: other Featherweight Indian 2-stroke that punched far above its 100cc displacement—a cult icon that proved performance isn't a…
Fate: other Kellogg's cult-favorite yogurt-covered fruit snacks that defined mid-2000s kids' snacking—and disappeared almost as fas…
Fate: other Cobra's master of disguise whose skin turned bluish in sunlight—an innovation kids could demo instantly on any playgrou…
Fate: other Coors' citrus experiment—a massive 1990s hit that David Letterman mocked into oblivion
Fate: other Microsoft built a better media ecosystem than its reputation suggests, but it arrived after the iPod era was already sh…