Oh, Japan: Wizard Handcuffs

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"Yep, you heard that right -wizard handcuffs!! Sounds kinky, right??"

How many of you have watched Frozen?? Well...a bit of a spoiler, at one point in the movie Elsa ends up in handcuffs to keep her from using her ability. That's all that I am going to tell you. If you want to know why, then you will just have to watch the movie Frozen to find out (Which is a rather cute and funny movie in my opinion)

Anyways, for those of you that have watched Frozen, you have probably seen the handcuffs Elsa is in at one point. Well, Frozen is really big in Japan, probably even more so than in the West. It's big enough that there are multiple Japanese versions of the film's biggest hit song "Let it Go" to cover a variety of different regional dialects.

"Sing it with me..."

Let it go, let it go
Can't hold it back anymore

Let it go, let it go
Turn away and slam the door
I don't care
what they're going to say
Let the storm rage on.
The cold never bothered me anyway...


"Ok, got that out of my system, now back to the article"

There was an obsessive Japanese fan that went to huge lengths and poured a ton of money into recreating the special wizard handcuffs which Elsa was briefly entrapped in during the movie. In the movie, the cuffs were made from a special material, they were basically enchanted to prevent Elsa from using her ice powers to build snowmen and or go on a murderous wintery rampage (because you know that's exactly what happened in the movie.)

The cuffs and the screen appear only in a short part of the film's run time, the crafty Japanese fan apparently thought they were just the best and set out to make a pair of his own to sell on Yahoo! Auction Japan to some even more obsessed fan.

The replica cuffs are obviously made from some pretty high quality materials and come with a working key, plus a spare. You know just in case you lose the original and have a change of heart about holding your wizard hostage. (If you're planning to go after Merlin or Gandalf I already have them captured in my basement.)

The base place can even be screwed into the floor to make the replica into an actual medieval torture device and guarantee all guest that come to your home to become suspicious of you being a serial killer.

"Umm, no that's not what it looks like, it's a......."
**sighs**
"Yes, it is exactly what it looks like, care to try it out??"


So want to know the price of these cool wizard handcuffs?? 2000,000 yen ($2,000 USD, £ 1,188.09 BP) BUT WAIT!! It comes with its very own cushioned display case.
Source: Rocket news 24

"Hurry now and we will throw in a free wizard, all you have to do is pay extra for shipping and handling"
(**inserts fine print no one ever sees or pays attention to muahahahaha** )

So would any of you be interested in these handcuffs?? Maybe you have a certain wizard you would like to keep around for your own entertainment.

"HAHA yeah right we all know what you're all thinking, you don't need a wizard to use these for your S&M sessions. YEAH I know what you're thinking, can't fool me "

Tell me your opinion about this article, do you think this was a brilliant idea or do you think this was just a waste of time and money??

I would love to hear your opinions about this article.


~Miss Elegent Serenity
http://www.dubtopia.eu/oh-japan/wizard-handcuffs