These should be the mascot for the game, and replace Coins, as well.



Edited 7/3/2024 21:19:30

(nvm, he fixed the image link)

Edited 7/3/2024 21:19:43

https://www.warzone.com/Forum/760923-pile-fizzers 😀

ngl if i went on the street and called someone a 'fizzer' they'd either shiv me or think i'm not all there. there's a pretty big flaw here

Wow, someone just posted about this ten days ago?

Remarkable. I'd never heard of these, and found this one last night at work, so I took a picture.

Quite a coincidence!

A nice coink-a-dink

In the UK/Australia they’re called Fizzers. In the US they’re called Smarties. In Canada they’re called Rockets.

Adding to the confusion, Canada has a “big M&M” which we also call Smarties.

Candy is surprisingly regional!

These aren't the British/Australian Fizzers: https://swizzels.com/sweets/fizzers/. These are made by an American kosher confectionery company based in Brooklyn (New York City): https://paskesz.com/product/fizzers-12437/. You can buy these Fizzers at some American supermarkets.

You might notice that the Fizzers logo is all different:

Adding to the confusion, Canada has a “big M&M” which we also call Smarties.

M&M's are American. Those are indeed similar to British Smarties. I think ours work better as cereal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCDV-YFIGO0

Edited 7/4/2024 17:08:50

Smarties?

These are American Smarties:


M&M's are our version of British Smarties:


bonus:

I'm surprised these two smarties can co-exist without a brand rights war

I'm surprised these two smarties can co-exist without a brand rights war

They sell in different markets. Brands for household goods and consumables are rarely intercontinental, with Coca-Cola & Pepsi being notable exceptions.

But Lay's chips have different names all over the world, for example, in spite of being pretty much the face of potato chips globally.






(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lay%27s#International)

Edited 7/4/2024 17:31:51

Can I buy a Fizzer?