This is a gallery of images of Mountain Dew Blue Shock.
American release[]
2002 - 2005 designs[]
Blue Shock's first label art. Notice the absence of the word "Freeze".
Blue Shock's first cup design.
Contemporary Slurpee label for Blue Shock.
Photograph of a contemporary Blue Shock Slurpee label.
Close-up photograph of the same Slurpee label.
Close-up photograph of the same Slurpee label (left).
Close-up photograph of the same Slurpee label (right).
Photograph of the same poster (back).
Image render of the blue haired character from the Mountain Dew Blue Shock Slurpee label.
Slurpee machine with Blue Shock.
Slurpee machine with Jammin' Cherry, Shrek-a-licious, and Mountain Dew Blue Shock Slurpees.
2005 - 2009 designs[]
Blue Shock's label art from 2005 to 2009. A variation of this label (without the word "Freeze") would be used for Blue Shock's Malaysian, Filipino, and Pakistani releases.
Blue Shock's Slurpee label, promoting the Brooklyn Cyclones in 2008.
Photograph of a contemporary Blue Shock Slurpee label.
Close-up photograph of the same Slurpee label.
Close-up photograph of the same Slurpee label (left).
Close-up photograph of the same Slurpee label (right).
Blue Shock with no Caffeine.
2009 - 2017 designs[]
Blue Shock's contemporary logo.
Blue Shock's contemporary Freeze logo.
Blue Shock's contemporary Freeze label art.
Blue Shock's contemporary Freeze cup design.
Photograph of a contemporary Blue Shock Slurpee label.
Photograph of a contemporary Blue Shock Freeze Slurpee label.
Contemporary promotional artwork for Blue Shock Freeze Slurpee.
Horizontal version of the same promotional poster.
Mountain Dew Blue Shock in 2018.
Mountain Dew Blue Shock Slurpee label.
Mountain Dew Blue Shock at 7-Eleven.
Blue Shock slurpee selection.
Mountain Dew Blue Shock at a Royal Farms in July 2023.
Contemporary alternate label for Blue Shock, featuring a different background.
Selections for Blue Shock and Voltage, showing the flavors' different shades of blue. Notice that Blue Shock has a different label art here that differs from any of its other releases, with a completely different background and font.
2017 - Present designs[]
Blue Shock's current logo.
Photograph of a contemporary Blue Shock Slurpee label.
Canadian release[]
Blue Shock as a fountain drink at an undisclosed Canadian 7-Eleven location, using the 2002-2005 label art. A fountain label for Citrus Charge can be seen above Blue Shock's label.
Promotional artwork for Canadian Blue Shock Slurpee, featuring its 2012-2018 logo.
Blue Shock's current Canadian logo, used from 2018 onwards.
Promotional artwork for Blue Shock, featuring its logo and cup design.
A similar promotional poster for Blue Shock, also featuring its logo and cup design.
Promotional image for Blue Shock as seen on the Canadian 7-Eleven Facebook page.
Promotional image for Blue Shock as seen on the Canadian 7-Eleven website.
The current flavour card design for Blue Shock.
A photograph of Supernova and Blue Shock Slurpees in May 2023.
Canadian Blue Shock Slurpee label featuring its new label art.
Photograph of Blue Shock's current Canadian cup design.
Malaysian release[]
2013 - 2017 designs[]
2013 Slurpee release[]
Promotional artwork for Blue Shock's release at 7-Eleven stores in Malaysia.
2014 - 2017 designs[]
Promotional artwork for DEWmocracy Malaysia, featuring all three competing flavors' official bottle designs.
Promotional artwork for Blue Shock's Malaysian release at Domino's Pizza, featuring the flavor's official 1.5-liter bottle design.
Promotional artwork announcing Blue Shock's victory in DEWmocracy Malaysia.
Blue Shock's previous Malaysian 500 ml bottle design.
Blue Shock's Malaysian 1.5-liter bottle design.
Blue Shock at Domino's Pizza in Malaysia
2017 - Present designs[]
Blue Shock's current Malaysian logo.
Blue Shock's current Malaysian 500 ml bottle design.
Alternate render of Blue Shock's current Malaysian 500 ml bottle design.
Blue Shock's current Malaysian 500 ml bottle design (wet).
Promotional artwork for Malaysian Blue Shock, prominently featuring its 500 ml bottle design.
A picture of Blue Shock along side Mountain Dew, Pitch Black, and LiveWire (renamed Voltage).
The Philippines release[]
Filipino Blue Shock bottle design.
Photograph of Filipino LiveWire and Blue Shock bottles.
Promotional artwork for DEWmocracy Philippines featuring LiveWire and Blue Shock's official bottle designs.
Horizontal version of the same poster.
Another promotional poster for DEWmocracy Philippines, also featuring LiveWire and Blue Shock's official bottle designs.
During the DEWmocracy Philippines promotion, Ramon Bautista promoted Mountain Dew LiveWire while Sam YG promoted Mountain Dew Blue Shock.
Pakistani release[]
Promotional artwork for DEWmocracy Pakistan, featuring all three competing flavors' bottle designs and logos.
Blue Shock's Pakistani label art, showing its English and Urdu sides.
Promotional artwork for Blue Shock in DEWmocracy Pakistan.