Design: Bubble guns come in various shapes and sizes, but they generally resemble toy guns or blasters. They are often made of lightweight plastic and feature colorful designs to appeal to children.

Bubble Solution Reservoir: The bubble gun typically contains a reservoir or chamber where bubble solution is stored. This reservoir may be transparent, allowing users to see the level of the solution remaining.

Bubble Wand and Blower Mechanism: Inside the bubble gun, there is a mechanism that includes a bubble wand and a blower. When activated, the blower produces air that passes through the bubble wand, creating bubbles as the solution is blown out.

Trigger or Activation Button: Bubble guns are usually equipped with a trigger or button that, when pressed, activates the blower mechanism. This allows users to control when bubbles are produced.

Battery Power: Many bubble guns are battery-operated for convenience. They may require standard AA or AAA batteries to power the blower mechanism.

Lights and Sounds: To enhance the play experience, some bubble guns come with additional features such as LED lights and sound effects. These lights and sounds may activate when the trigger is pulled or when bubbles are