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Star Wars cubes
Knowing Star Wars, I'm sure there's a novel explaining the corporation that manufactures those boxes, explains how they're centuries old company, how they're considered very reliable and long lasting, and how the family that owns the company had a big spit when the father wanted to cozy up to the Empire and how the son wanted to help the Rebels.
The jerry can is a design that is considered durable and cheap to make, and now they're found everywhere on the planet from WW2 onward.
That’s why I was surprised to see nobody had an answer to that question.
Those look like Companion Cubes