Vida Crunch

Vida Crunch was a breakfast cereal that was manufactured by the Philosican Food company from 4977 to 5001. The cereal consisted of grains in shaped like leaves, with all sorts of colors.

Vida Crunch was advertised on TV with a man covered with leaves and flowers. This mascot, named Victor Cruzhi, would also appear on the boxes. There were also activities on the back of the boxes where there would be crossword puzzles as well as mazes. Victor Cruzhi was also used for other things such as T-Shirts.

In 5001, there was a lawsuit against the Philosican Food Company after the Philosican Department of Food and Health did a study which revealed that Vida Crunch contained Life's DNA, after many people who ate Vida Crunch were seen to be able to run extremely fast and heal people, similar to Life's powers. This resulted in the Philosican Food Company being forced to discontinue the cereal, as simply removing Life's DNA, according to the Philosican Food Company CEO, would have "destroyed the revitalizing qualities of the cereal." This caused a huge backlash, including a riot near the Philosican Food Company's headquarters, as well as death threats made towards Fame.