description: A commissioned Biddy Blas cereal-box illustration sparked real Reddit jokes about breakfast, merchandising and human-made art on October 19, 2026.
On October 19, 2026, a fan posted a commissioned illustration of a fictional Biddy Blas breakfast cereal box in the Star Wars: Galactic Racer subreddit. They wanted to fulfill a dream of the game's exuberant alien racer. Replies quickly turned into an imaginary product launch: people wanted to buy the cereal, applauded the commissioned artwork and suggested merchandise that went far beyond breakfast. This was fan art, not an announcement of a real cereal product.
Why is everyone saying “Scrib doon”?
Galactic Racer launched October 6. Biddy is a small alien with a galaxy-sized ego. He tells the player to write down his name, even tattoo it on their arm, because that arm could someday be worth millions. His memorable “Scrib doon” corresponds to “write it down” in the scene. Other people hand out business cards; Biddy demands permanent advertising space. Voice actor Richard Summers-Calvert, also known as wrestler Charles Crowley, said the attention was overwhelming, according to PC Gamer on October 17. An interview reported on October 19 described how demanding the performance was on his vocal cords.
A supermarket appeared in the comments
The October 19 poster identified the piece as a commission, and the artist joined the thread with a link to the artwork on X. One commenter praised the imaginary “berry blasters” cereal name; another said they would buy it. Then someone escalated to “Galactic Racer, the breakfast cereal” and “Galactic Racer, the flamethrower,” recalling the ridiculous merchandising joke from Spaceballs. One minute it's breakfast. The next, the fire department needs to approve the product range.
The other reason fans applauded
Some replies welcomed seeing a piece made by a commissioned human artist rather than more AI-generated Biddy pictures. These are specific comments from the thread, not a claim about every fan. The alien wanted strangers to tattoo his name; instead, a fan paid an illustrator to put that name on an imaginary package. Unrestrained self-promotion accidentally became support for an artist.
Our imaginary commercial
The following is original comedy, not an actual comment or game quote.
Announcer: “What's in it?”
Biddy: “SCRIB DOON! REMEMBER MY NAME!”
Announcer: “Nutrition facts?”
Biddy: “ONE HUNDRED PERCENT CONFIDENCE!”
Announcer: “That's a remarkably aggressive breakfast.”
Conclusion
The October 19 story was a commissioned cereal-box illustration, not food on sale. The real reactions combined purchase jokes, absurd merchandise expansion and appreciation for human-made art. Biddy hasn't conquered the galaxy yet, but he owns a shelf in an imaginary supermarket.
