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Universal Studios Japan launches “Minion Popcorn Bucket 2.0” – it talks when you press its butt

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Universal Studios Japan has had Minion Plaza since 2015, where its merchandise, especially the adorable Minion popcorn buckets, has been a hit with visitors. This year marks the 15th anniversary of Universal Studios Japan, and the park has taken the opportunity to release the new generation of “Minion Popcorn Bucket 2.0”. Not only does it have a different design from the first version, but it also greets you when you press it!

 

▲ Universal Studios Japan launches the “Minion Popcorn Bucket 2.0”.

▲ The Minion popcorn bucket talks when you press it (Photo / Reporter Tsai Wen-jun)

Reported and photographed by Tsai Wen-jun / Japan

Since 2015, Universal Studios Japan has had Minion Plaza, where its merchandise, especially the adorable Minion popcorn buckets, has been a hit with visitors. This year marks the 15th anniversary of Universal Studios Japan, and the park has taken the opportunity to release the new generation“Minion Popcorn Bucket 2.0”, which not only has a different design from the first version, but also greets you when you press it!

The second-generation Minion popcorn bucket is modeled after Bob. It’s slightly shorter than the first version and has a different shape. From the design, you can see Bob holding a teddy bear, faithfully recreating a scene from the movie.

▲ The new generation of “Minion Popcorn Bucket” has slightly different features and design.

In addition to being filled with plenty of popcorn, the highlight of the “Minion Popcorn Bucket 2.0” is that it “talks”. Just press the button on the Minion’s butt, and you’ll hear the Minion say “Hi Up” to you and even sing a song. It’s a must-buy souvenir for your trip to Universal Studios Japan this year!

▲ Press the butt button, and you’ll hear the Minion greet you !



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