COOLEST NERF GUNS IN 2026

Ask ten people for the coolest Nerf guns and you get three different answers wearing the same word. Some mean looks, some mean a mechanism nothing else has, some mean the blaster everybody stares at. Here are the 13 coolest Nerf guns split by which of those three you actually want, and what each one costs you in weight and ammunition.

What is the coolest Nerf gun?

Start with what is the coolest Nerf gun and you hit a snag straight away. “Cool” is really 3 questions wearing one word. Most people mean just one of them. They never say which one. That is why these lists never agree.

• Coolest to look at. Pure design. The SlingFire, the Brainsaw and the Doomlands blasters win here and it is not close.
• Coolest to use. A mechanism nothing else has. The Infinus loads itself while you fire. The TerraScout drives away and sends video back.
• Coolest to be seen holding. Sheer presence. The Rhino-Fire on a tripod, the Mastodon, the Prometheus with a 200-round hopper.

Our single pick, if you made us choose one of the coolest Nerf guns and take the rest away: the Nerf Zombie Strike SlingFire. It is the only blaster here where the looks and the mechanism are the same idea. A lever-action rifle you cycle one-handed. Everything else on this page is cool for one reason and ordinary for the rest.

Thirteen blasters follow, each with what actually makes it interesting and what it costs you. Where we have a full write-up on this site, it is linked in the section.

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A word on what is still sold

The coolest Nerf guns come from earlier waves of N-Strike Elite, Mega, Rival, Modulus, Doomlands and Zombie Strike. The interesting blasters are usually the first ones a toy line stops making, which is precisely why several of these are hard to find now. One of them, the TerraScout, we can no longer link at all, and that is said plainly in its section rather than hidden.

There are no prices on this page for any of the coolest Nerf guns. Any figure we typed would be wrong by the time you read it, and a stale price is worse than no price.

How we picked the coolest Nerf guns

A blaster got onto this list of the coolest Nerf guns for one of the 3 reasons above, and its section says which one. Nothing is here because it is new, because none of the coolest Nerf guns still in circulation are new. Nothing is here on a spec sheet alone either.

Sometimes our own review disagrees with a number this page used to carry. When that happens we print both figures and say so out loud. We never quietly average them. Two of the coolest Nerf guns below have exactly that problem. You will see it flagged in their sections.

The 13 coolest Nerf guns

In no strict order of merit, because the three kinds of cool do not rank against each other. What each entry does say is which kind it is, and what the coolest Nerf guns here ask of you in return.

1- Nerf N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster

Fifty darts across two oscillating 25-dart barrels, fully motorized, with a two-handed pistol trigger that gives you control over the firing rate. It is listed at up to 90 feet, which matches what our own Nerf N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire review says.

Four tactical rails, two strap points, and a tripod made from anti-slip plastic that rotates a full 360 degrees. The tripod is the part that makes it cool rather than merely big: you can set it down and cover an area instead of carrying it.

Pros

• Double barrel, the best rapid-fire assault here
• 50 darts across two 25-dart oscillating barrels
• Genuinely intimidating presence
• Rotating tripod gives full coverage of an area

Cons

• At 2.8 darts a second it is not the fastest on this list
• Needs trajectory correction over distance
• Some users experienced jamming in the double barrels
• 6.95 lbs, one of the heaviest here

Check the current price of Nerf N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire Blaster on Amazon

Best for holding one lane and daring people to cross it. Of the coolest Nerf guns here it is the only one you can set down and still use.

2- Nerf Rival Prometheus MXVIII-20K

The Prometheus is a fully motorized Rival blaster with a 200-round hopper. Its Advanced Acceleration system puts out 8 rounds per second once it spins up. It runs on a rechargeable battery, not a fistful of D cells. In the box: 200 high-impact rounds, a tactical rail, a shoulder strap and a trigger lock.

⚠️ Go careful with range numbers here, ours included. This page has long claimed up to 100 feet. Our biggest Nerf guns roundup carries a user report of about 55 feet. It also lists a muzzle speed of 100 feet per second. Speed and range are different numbers. People mix them up constantly. Buy this one for the hopper and the rate of fire, never for a distance.

Pros

• 8 rounds per second, among the fastest here
• 200-round hopper, the largest on this list
• Hopper is easy to load
• Rechargeable battery

Cons

• Not a blaster made for precise aiming
• 200 rounds is 200 rounds to pick up afterward
• The battery can overheat
• Carries a higher age rating than the Elite blasters here

Check the current price of Nerf Rival Prometheus MXVIII-20K on Amazon

Best for volume. No other blaster among the coolest Nerf guns on this page carries 200 rounds, and none of them make as much mess afterward.

3- Nerf N-Strike Elite TerraScout

🔴 Read this first: we cannot send you anywhere to buy the TerraScout. Its product listing went dead. We pulled the broken link instead of swapping in a guess. We are not going to point you at a lookalike and pretend. It is here because it is genuinely the most interesting thing Nerf has ever built and people still ask about it. If you want one, secondhand is the only route.

What it is: a tracked dart-blasting drone. An 18-dart clip-fed blaster mounted on a remote-control tank chassis with tracks that handle most terrain, though not wet ground. It turns a full 360 degrees and moves at up to 215 feet per minute.

The part nothing else does is the live video feed. There is an LCD screen on the controller. So you drive it around a corner. You look at what it sees. Then you pick a target you cannot see yourself, and fire. You can record the run too, though the SD card is not included. In the box: the drone, controller, rechargeable battery, 18 darts and the blaster.

Pros

• Live video feed from the controller, nothing else does this
• Controller is multi-use
• Rechargeable battery
• Large firing range for a drone-mounted blaster

Cons

• No live product listing, secondhand only
• SD card for recordings is not included
• 10.35 lbs, the heaviest thing on this page
• Will not cross wet ground
• Uses a lot of battery power

Best for nobody, in the practical sense, and that is the point. It is the most interesting of the coolest Nerf guns ever sold and the only one on this page you cannot buy new.

4- Nerf DoomLands The Judge

A massive revolving drum holding 30 Doomlands darts, launching three at a time. Load the drum, prime, pull, and three darts go out together.

What makes the Judge cool is the construction. Doomlands blasters use clear panels through the body. You get to watch the firing mechanism work. On a drum this big that is proper engineering to look at, not a gimmick. It is also the easiest blaster here to diagnose when something binds up. You can just see what is stuck.

Listed weights vary across sources between about 5 and 6 lbs. Call it a little under 6 lbs and expect to feel it. More Doomlands blasters are in our full blaster index.

Pros

• No batteries required
• Hand power means you control the firing rate
• Three darts at once
• Visible internal mechanism looks great and helps with jams

Cons

• Heavy and cumbersome to carry around
• Some users found it does not fire very far

🔎 The Judge is discontinued, and its Amazon listing has no buy box today. So the search below is the honest link. It shows whatever stock is really out there.

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Best for spread, and for anyone who likes seeing the machinery work. It also earns a place on our best Nerf shotguns roundup for the same three-dart trick.

5- Nerf Zombie Strike SlingFire Blaster

🔑 Our pick for the coolest Nerf gun on this page. The SlingFire is Nerf’s first lever-action rifle, and the reason it wins is that the gimmick and the mechanism are the same thing. It looks like a sawed-off lever gun from a post-apocalyptic western. And it works like one. Swing the lever down and up. A fresh dart cycles in, one-handed, on the move.

It comes with six Zombie Strike darts and a six-dart clip. Single-fire, but the lever cycling means reloading and priming are fast enough that it does not feel like a limitation. Our full write-up is the Nerf Zombie Strike Slingfire review. It adds 3 things. Nerf claims 75 feet of range. An 18-shot magazine is sold separately. And there is a quick-access jam door at the chamber.

Pros

• Lever-action cycling, fast to reload and prime
• 2.12 lbs, light and easy to move with
• Fires fairly accurately
• The best-looking blaster on this page

Cons

• Only carries six darts stock
• Some users found that it jams often

Check the current price of Nerf Zombie Strike SlingFire Blaster on Amazon

Best for everything, honestly. Nothing else on this coolest Nerf guns list is light enough to carry all day and still the best looking thing in the photo. The rest of the family is on our Zombie Strike blasters page.

6- Nerf Rival Deadpool Kronos XVIII-500 Dual Pack

Two Rival Kronos XVIII-500 blasters in Deadpool colors, sold as a pair in a display box. Mechanically they are standard Kronos blasters: spring-action priming, a tactical rail and a trigger lock, listed at 90 feet per second, 3.65 lbs for the pair.

The reason it belongs on a list about cool is that it is a matched pair. Two blasters in two colorways means a two-person game out of one box, which is a different proposition from any single blaster here.

🔎 This one is a search link rather than a direct product link. The old listing went dead and we would rather send you to a live search than to a 404. For more blasters built on films, games and comics, see our licensed blasters hub.

Pros

• Two Deadpool-inspired blasters in one box
• Spring-action for quick priming
• Listed at 90 feet per second
• 3.65 lbs, light enough for fast-paced play

Cons

• Some experience jamming or locking
• The Deadpool graphics use ink that can rub off on your hands
• No direct listing, search only

Search Amazon for Nerf Rival Deadpool Kronos XVIII-500 Dual Pack

Best for two players out of one box. It is the only matched pair on this coolest Nerf guns list, which makes it the easy pick for a household.

7- NERF N-Strike Mega TwinShock

Manual pump-action that can put out two darts at once. It comes with 10 Mega Whistler darts, listed at up to 85 feet. Those darts whistle on the way out. That noise is half of why anybody buys Mega.

The best feature is the three firing modes: single dart, double blast, and rapid fire. Switching between one careful shot and dumping the whole load is rare on a blaster this simple. It means one blaster covers 2 different games.

⚠️ Listed weight varies by source between about 2.2 and 3 lbs. It also appears on our best Nerf shotguns roundup, because that double-blast mode is the most shotgun-like thing in the Mega line.

Pros

• Three firing modes for full control
• Light and easy to carry
• Easy to prime, and the darts whistle
• Listed at up to 85 feet

Cons

• Some users found issues with shooting accuracy
• Mega darts cost more and are harder to find

🔎 Careful with this one. The listing that used to sit here sells a TwinShock figure, not the blaster, so we have replaced it with a search. The blaster itself is discontinued.

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Best for the sound. Whistling darts are the cheapest bit of theatre on this page, and it is the loudest of the coolest Nerf guns without needing a motor. The rest of the Mega family is on the N-Strike Elite and Mega lineup.

8- Nerf N-Strike Elite Infinus

🔑 The cleverest mechanism on this page. The Infinus is fully motorized, with a 30-dart drum and 30 Elite darts. Its trick is motorized speed load. It feeds darts into the drum by itself. You never detach the drum to reload it.

That means you can load while you are firing. Push darts into the intake, keep the trigger down, and the blaster never stops. Every other blaster on this list has a moment where you stand still and get hit. This one does not. That is a genuinely different way to play, not a bigger version of something that already existed.

Pros

• Loads itself while you fire, unique on this page
• 30-dart drum with 30 Elite darts included
• At 4 lbs it is weighty but well balanced
• Uses standard Elite darts, so ammo is cheap

Cons

• Requires batteries
• Some users found jamming issues

🔎 The Infinus is discontinued too, and its listing has no buy box today. Search is the link that still works.

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Best for never standing still. If cool means a mechanism nothing else has, this is the one to buy off the whole coolest Nerf guns list.

9- NERF N-Strike Mega Mastodon

The Mastodon is a motorized Mega blaster with a 24-dart rotating drum, listed at up to 100 feet. It ships with a shoulder strap and a carry handle. You will need both. It is the blaster people point at.

⚠️ Our own pages disagree on the weight. This one has long said 6 lbs. Our biggest Nerf guns roundup says over 7.5 lbs. We are not going to settle that with a number we cannot verify. Both agree on the part that matters. It is the heaviest dart blaster we cover, and the strap is not optional.

Pros

• 24-dart drum
• Listed up to 100 feet
• Fully motorized
• Shoulder strap and carry handle included

Cons

• Heavy enough that you will want the strap
• Aiming accuracy is not its strength
• Goes through batteries quickly

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Best for presence. If cool means the blaster everyone in the room looks at, the Mastodon is the loudest answer this coolest Nerf guns list has.

10- Nerf Modulus Tri-Strike

The Tri-Strike is the build-it-yourself entry. The Elite Modulus blaster works as a base and the Tri-Strike components attach to it in whatever arrangement you want. Put the missile launcher on with the stock and you have one blaster; take both off and you have another.

It is the one on this page that rewards tinkering rather than just owning, which is why it sits well with anyone who also paints and mods. If that is you, our guide to painting your Nerf gun is where to go next.

🔎 Search link, not a direct product link. Same reason as the Deadpool pack. The old listing went dead, and a live search beats a 404 every time.

Pros

• Over 1000 possible combinations
• Reconfigures for any type of game
• Decent shooting distance
• The best base for modding on this page

Cons

• 4.48 lbs, and the balance shifts depending on the attachments
• No direct listing, search only

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Best for tinkering. It is the only entry on this coolest Nerf guns list you are meant to take apart and rebuild between games.

11- Nerf Elite 2-in-1 Demolisher

The Demolisher fires Elite darts and Nerf missiles from the same blaster. A removable stock carries 10 Elite darts, and the missile launcher underneath takes one missile at a time. Listed at up to 90 feet on the dart side. To fire the missile you slide the hand pump forward.

Two weapons on one frame is the appeal, and the missile is the part people remember. We rate it mid-range against other dart blasters, and it is fair to say some function was traded for the look. It is also a favorite for repainting, since the large flat body takes paint well.

Pros

• Darts and missiles from one blaster
• Listed up to 90 feet
• Automatic and manual firing settings
• 3.66 lbs, a reasonable weight

Cons

• Only 10 Elite darts and two missiles included
• Does have jamming issues
• Some function traded for the styling

🔎 Also discontinued, with no buy box on its listing today. The search link is the one that goes somewhere.

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Best for the missile, and for a repaint afterwards. No blaster on this coolest Nerf guns list has a flatter or larger body, which is why it takes paint so well.

12- Nerf Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K, Blue

The Nemesis has an easy-load hopper carrying up to 100 high-impact rounds, so you get into a fight quickly with plenty of ammunition. Press the accelerator, let the motor spin up, and it puts rounds out at a listed 100 feet per second.

It comes with a rechargeable battery, a tactical rail and a trigger lock. Like every Rival blaster it carries a higher age rating than the Elite and Mega blasters on this page, because the rounds move faster and hit harder. The full line is on our Rival blasters page.

Pros

• Motorized rapid fire
• Rechargeable battery
• Listed at 100 feet per second
• Hopper makes reloading simple

Cons

• Around 6 lbs, heavy to move with
• Sits at the top of the price range
• 100 rounds makes a real mess to clean up
• It is loud

Check the current price of Nerf Rival Nemesis MXVII-10K, Blue on Amazon

Best for an adult game where people want a harder hit. It is the most serious of the coolest Nerf guns here and the one to check the age rating on first.

13- Nerf Zombie Strike Brainsaw Blaster

Last, and one of the best-looking. The Brainsaw holds 8 darts, fired one at a time by pump action. On the front sits a foam chainsaw blade. Pull the blaster’s cord and it actually spins.

Be honest about the blade: it is foam and it is decoration, not a melee weapon, and it will tear if anybody leans on it. What you get underneath is a light, reliable 8-dart blaster with the strongest theme in the Zombie Strike line. It also turns up on our best Nerf shotguns roundup.

Pros

• Rotating chainsaw blade you can actually spin
• 2.2 lbs, one of the lightest here
• Easy to load and shoot

Cons

• Only holds 8 darts
• Single shooting is not fast
• The blade is decorative and breaks under stress

Check the current price of Nerf Zombie Strike Brainsaw Blaster on Amazon

Best for the theme, at the lowest weight here. It is the cheapest way on this coolest Nerf guns list to own something nobody else brought.

The coolest new blasters right now

Every blaster above came from an earlier wave. So what is actually on shelves in 2026? Here are 5, sorted by the same 3 kinds of cool. Treat them as additions to the coolest Nerf guns list rather than a re-rank, because nothing above stopped being cool.

• Nerf Loadout Galactic Commander | cool to use. Loadout landed in August 2025, and the Nerf Wiki lists it as the successor to N-Strike Modulus. Same idea: attachments hot-swap between blasters. Hasbro claims more than 1,000 combinations. This is the motorized flagship, with 3 firing modes and 48 N1 darts. Nerf Loadout Galactic Commander on Amazon
• Nerf Pro Gelfire Mythic | cool to use. It does not fire darts at all. Amazon lists it as full auto, with an 800-round hopper, 10,000 Gelfire rounds, a rechargeable battery and eyewear in the box, ages 14 and up. A whole different ammunition family, and the one genuinely new mechanism on this page. Nerf Pro Gelfire Mythic on Amazon
• Nerf Minecraft Ender Dragon | cool to look at. A blaster styled on the mob from the game. It carries a 4-dart internal clip and ships with 12 Nerf Elite darts, so it feeds the ammunition you already own. If your idea of cool is “nobody else brought that one”, this is the shortest route to it. Nerf Minecraft Ender Dragon on Amazon
• Nerf The Mandalorian Rocket Gauntlet | cool to be seen holding. Amazon lists it as a blaster to use with a costume, with 6 Nerf Elite darts, ages 5 and up. It is the youngest-rated pick on this page by a distance. Amazon does not state how it primes, so we are not going to guess at that. Nerf The Mandalorian Rocket Gauntlet on Amazon
• Nerf Rebel Ops Deadeye | one to watch. Blaster Hub reported Rebel Ops at the February 2026 New York Toy Fair as the line following N Series. Here is the interesting part. It goes back to Elite darts instead of the N1 darts that N Series introduced. We have no verified buy-box listing for it yet, so this is a search link on purpose. Search Amazon for Nerf Rebel Ops Deadeye

Bottom line: the coolest Nerf guns you can buy new in 2026 are a smaller field than the 13 above. That is the honest state of the shelf for the coolest Nerf guns right now. The old ones are cooler. The new ones you can actually get.

Note: Loadout and N Series both run N1 darts, which fit nothing else. Gelfire runs gel rounds. Rival runs its own rounds. Check what your ammunition drawer already holds before you buy any of them.

Bonus tip: weight beats every other number on this page. A 2 lb blaster you carry all afternoon will always beat a 7 lb one you set down after 10 minutes.

Coolest looking Nerf guns

If it is purely about looks, the ranking of the coolest Nerf guns changes completely, because the biggest blasters are impressive rather than good-looking. Design is its own thing, and it reshuffles the coolest Nerf guns completely.

1. Zombie Strike SlingFire | the lever gun. Sawed-off western styling in the middle of a zombie line, and the shape follows the mechanism instead of hiding it.
2. Zombie Strike Brainsaw | a chainsaw bolted to a blaster. Nothing subtle about it and nothing else looks like it.
3. Doomlands The Judge | clear panels over a 30-dart drum, in the beaten-up Doomlands palette. The mechanism is the decoration.
4. Deadpool Kronos dual pack | the only matched pair here, and the only one that ships in a display box.
5. N-Strike Elite TerraScout | a tracked drone. Not a good-looking object exactly, but nothing else on any shelf reads like it.

🔑 And the thing most people miss: the coolest-looking blaster in any room is usually one somebody painted. Stock Nerf is orange because it has to be, and orange is the one design decision Nerf never got to make freely. A careful paint job on a plain blaster beats an expensive stock one every time. That is what our paint your Nerf gun guide is for, and it is the cheapest upgrade on this whole page. The flat-bodied blasters take it best: the Demolisher, the Rampage, the Modulus base.

Coolest Nerf gun ever made

Two different questions get asked here, so both get an answer, and neither one lands on the biggest of the coolest Nerf guns above.

The most interesting blaster Nerf ever built is the TerraScout. Think about what it actually is. A remote-control tracked drone. A clip-fed blaster. A live video feed to the controller. That is not a variation on a Nerf gun. It is a different product that happens to fire darts. Nothing before or since has done it. That it is no longer sold is exactly why people still talk about it.

The coolest blaster you can actually buy and use is the SlingFire. Same reason as the top of this page. The look and the mechanism are one idea.

As for the coolest Nerf gun in the world, the real answer is usually not a Nerf product at all. The blasters that win that title in photos are custom builds and repaints. People make them in their garages. They beat every one of the coolest Nerf guns you can buy off a shelf. That is a craft, not a purchase. It starts with a plain blaster and a can of paint. Not with the most expensive thing on a list.

Cool Nerf guns for adults

If everyone playing is grown, two things change about which of the coolest Nerf guns you should be looking at.

The Rival blasters here are the Prometheus, the Nemesis and the Deadpool Kronos pair. All 3 carry a higher age rating than everything else on this page. The rounds move faster and hit harder. That is the line built for older players, and it is where an adult game should start. The trade is that Rival rounds are a separate ammunition family and nothing you already own will feed them.

The second thing is weight, and it is the one people get wrong. A 10 lb drone or a 7 lb Mastodon makes a great photograph and a poor afternoon. Running an office game or an adult league? The SlingFire at 2.12 lbs and the Brainsaw at 2.2 lbs will get used far more. The heavy end of this list gets carried once. Cool that stays in a closet is not cool.

If you want something small enough to carry as a sidearm, none of the coolest Nerf guns above will do it. Our Zombie Strike Hammershot review covers the pick most people land on: a five-shot revolver with a hammer you thumb back for every shot.

Further reading: if none of these look right out of the box, that is not a problem with the list. Our paint your Nerf gun guide is the cheapest upgrade on this page.

Which cool Nerf gun should you buy?

Short version, with the coolest Nerf guns sorted by the job you want done:

• Coolest overall | Zombie Strike SlingFire.
• Cleverest mechanism | N-Strike Elite Infinus, which loads itself while you fire.
• Most presence on a field | Rhino-Fire on its tripod, or the Mega Mastodon.
• Most ammo | Rival Prometheus MXVIII-20K, 200 rounds.
• Best for two players out of one box | Deadpool Kronos dual pack.
• Best for tinkering and painting | Modulus Tri-Strike.
• Best looking | SlingFire, then the Brainsaw.
• Best for adults | Rival Nemesis or Prometheus.
• The one you cannot buy | TerraScout. Secondhand only, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

Found 3 you want and a birthday coming up? Put them on a free Nerf wish list instead of trying to describe them down the phone. The darts each one eats go on the list with it, and family get one link to buy from.

Coolest Nerf guns: frequently asked questions

The 5 questions people ask most often about the coolest Nerf guns, answered short. If you only read one section of this coolest Nerf guns guide, make it this one.

What is the single coolest Nerf gun?

The Zombie Strike SlingFire, on this site’s reckoning. It is the only blaster here where the styling and the mechanism are one idea. At 2.12 lbs it is light enough to actually get used.

Which of the coolest Nerf guns holds the most ammo?

The Rival Prometheus MXVIII-20K, with a 200-round hopper. The Nemesis is next at 100 rounds. Both are Rival, so both need their own ammunition and both carry a higher age rating.

Can you still buy the TerraScout?

Not new. Its listing went dead and we will not point you at a lookalike. Secondhand is the only route, and it is the one entry on this page with no buy link for that reason.

Are the coolest Nerf guns worth the weight?

Often not. The heaviest blasters here photograph well and tire you out, and a 2 lb blaster you carry all afternoon beats a 7 lb one you put down. Weight is the number people ignore and then regret.

What is the cheapest way to own something that looks great?

Paint. A careful repaint on a plain blaster beats most of the coolest Nerf guns you can buy stock. Our paint your Nerf gun guide walks the whole job.

Conclusion

Cool is not one thing, which is why lists of the coolest Nerf guns argue with themselves. A blaster can be the best-looking thing on the field. Or the one doing something nothing else does. Or the one everybody points at. Those are rarely the same blaster.

Work out which of the three you actually want before you spend anything. Then treat it like a project in the shop: know what it weighs, know what it eats, know what jams it. And if none of them look right out of the box, that is not a problem with the list. That is a paint job waiting to happen.

More picks across every line: the best Nerf guns right now, or browse every blaster we have covered. If size is the draw, try the biggest Nerf guns. For film, game and comic blasters, start at the licensed blasters hub. Then our Nerf war games guide has the formats to play once they arrive.

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