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Additional Flavors of “Stranger Things” Ice Cream from Baskin Robbins Now Available at Target!
As we recently told you, Baskin Robbins stores have transformed into the Starcourt Mall’s Scoops Ahoy ice cream parlor, a partnership with Netflix ahead of the premiere of the third season of “Stranger Things.” For a limited time you can grab various “ST”-themed treats, including ice cream flavors U.S.S. Butterscotch, Upside Down Pralines and Eleven’s Heaven.
In addition to that whole promotion, we learned over the weekend on a trip to our local Target that three additional flavors of Baskin Robbins x “Stranger Things” ice cream can be found exclusively in Target stores. The Target Exclusive flavors include:
- Shadow Sherbet – Pineapple, orange and raspberry flavored sherbets
- Mind Flayer Mint – Mint ice cream with chocolate chips
- Praline Portal – Praline-coated pecan pieces and caramel in vanilla ice cream
U.S.S. Butterscotch is also available at Target.
Check out the new flavors below, along with tons of “Stranger Things” Season 3 merchandise that’s coming to your local Target – socks, glasses, backpacks, pins, hats and more!
Ahead of the return of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, CD Projekt RED and Netflix have released a new teaser for the anime, which continues the frenetic and bloody action fans experienced with the first season. Netflix has also revealed that Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 will arrive this fall, and have dropped new details on this season’s protagonists.
Set against Rico Nasty’s “You Can’t Run From Me”, the trailer shows off plenty of gunplay, blood and the neon of Night City. Rather than a continuation of the previous season, Season 2 features a brand-new, standalone 10-episode story that’s described as “a raw chronicle of redemption and revenge.”
The teaser also gives us our first look at the new crew of edgerunners:
- Roman Carax: A young boy who is constantly filming the chaos with an old-school camcorder.
- Talia Yang: A woman sporting pink hair, a tactical face mask and dual pistols.
- D: A spiky-haired netrunner that sports a red facial scar.
- Weak “King” Kingsley: A veteran edgerunner wearing tinted shades and wielding a massive cannon.
The same animation studio from the first season, Trigger, is back, although this time led by Kai Ikarashi after handling storyboarding for the first season. Story writer and producer Bartosz Sztybor returns as the showrunner.
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