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Those are two keys meant to be locked into each other and pulled apart during which one will permanently break and be useless.

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Had a nice One Piece collab which carried the entire toy concept cuz 1 key = 1€

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With ofc different rarities and supposedly powerlevels (never confirmed)

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Featuring its own TV show during which a kid glued his keytip(the thingy you try to pullout of the opponents breakey to win) to go onto an insane winning streak

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>>11790988
>now remember

>>11790988
Don't remember ever seeing or hearing about these at all, no.

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>>11791263
>It breaks when you play it. Literally, that's the point.
>Kids can't even have a favorite one because there's always a chance it'll be destroyed when it's used
>Some exec is masturbating to the idea of anguished kids buying dozens of packs because their favorite one broke
>It's not even recyclable

The only way this shit could be more heinous is if it gave you Covid somehow.

>>11790988
>Breakeys
breakies?

Reminds me of Neca...

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>>11792311
Oh no, Gilbert, you're gonna get into trouble again.

>>11791248
I've only ever seen them posted here, kinda makes me think it was a European thing.

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>>11791263
rating a toy on boardgamegeek feels weird but they understandably need a place to vent
>>11792336
it had a dutch&german tv show might've been biggest market too

>>11791263
There aren't many toys I'd describe as deliberately "evil," it feels a little histrionic, but in this case...