Found this colourful Super Soaker 50-based poster design. Truly amazing how icon the styling of the original Super Soaker 50 water gun has become.
Graphic Design of the Nerf Super Soaker Logo
Stumbled across this webpage from 2014 that reviews the part of the evolution of the Super Soaker logo and packaging designs.
Rather neat to see some older Nerf Super Soaker product names in their logo form with a clean background.
Sadly, of all the Nerf Super Soakers names above, none of them actually used any sort of pressurization technology.
20161119 – Super Soaker CPS 2000 – Large meets Small
Can you spot the differences?
Nerf Super Soaker Rebelle Tidal Twist (2017) preview
Found another not-seen-before Nerf Super Soaker Rebelle model on this Swiss website, the Nerf Super Soaker Rebelle Tidal Twist.
This one, like the Infinity Fire, appears to be pump-action, but features at least one rotating nozzle. Hopefully this blaster’s rotating nozzle works more consistently than the rotating nozzle on the 2016 Nerf Super Soaker H2Ops Tornado Scream.
Nerf Super Soaker Rebelle Infinity Fire (2017) preview
Stumbled across another Nerf Super Soaker water blaster model I haven’t come across before on this Swiss website – the Nerf Super Soaker Rebelle Infinity Fire
Looks like it’s a pump-action water blaster, but meant to be braced against one’s shoulder (slightly) to provide more stability/power when using? Not sure how much better it will perform compared to older models like the Nerf Super Soaker Rebelle Blue Crush.
Super Soaker Book – by Al Davis, 2006
Here’s a rather different piece of Super Soaker history. Not really sure how many copies of this book were printed, but this book, by Al Davis (one of the co-founders of Larami Corp. together with Myung Song), gives his personal recounts of how he saw the Super Soaker come to life as well as other insights about life at Larami pre- and post- Super Soaker.
I haven’t finished reading the book, yet. Will post more on this once I do.
iSoakin’ the Moon? – 20161116
While the Super Moon was the other day, after looking longer at the picture of the moon I took yesterday, I realized that the moon also features a re-interpretation of the iSoaker.com logo on the bottom-left side!
What do you think?
I have a suspicion that that blast mark/crater wasn’t left by an asteroid – it was left by an extremely powerful water blaster from the future that tore through the fabric of space/time, leaving it’s mark on our present day moon! Really!
The Moon – 20161115
Biggest super moon in nearly 69 years! I tried to get a water blaster into the same frame, but the pictures just didn’t turn out well. Then again, for what it’s worth, I don’t see a “Man in the Moon” as much as I can see a “Water Warriors Kwik Grip in the Moon“.
Can you see it, too?
Water Warriors Outlaws – 20161111
A couple of Outlaws that need to be prepped for the coming cold…
Nerf Super Soaker HoverFlood (2017) preview
Learned about the upcoming Nerf Super Soaker HoverFlood device on this German website. This does not appear to be a water blaster, per se, but rather a type of sprinkler that, with adequate hose pressure, will cause the blades to spin and the upper sprinkler-section to rise into the air, held aloft by its spinning blade. Could be fun, but how well it actually works remains to be tested.