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Crazy Bones come in many different colors and varieties, ranging from paint jobs to special plastics. Most Gogos come in sets of multiple colors, commonly in sets of 4 or 5. The following is a list of the various styles and colors a Gogo might be made in.

This page will show which colors individual modern Gogo's come in.

Series 1[]

Gogo Series 1 Urban Toys (LATAM) Urban Toys (Turkey) Urban Toys (Topps) Mega Metropolis Superstar Tins Rares Genios
Mosh new

1. Mosh

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Unpainted

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Painted

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Painted

UrbanMosh

Unpainted (Colors)
Regularobnes
Regular solid color Gogo's

Series

All of the original series and most of the international series for the 2007 era

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Common

Your typical Crazy Bone character. They come in every color of the rainbow! Nothing too special about these ones, as they feature plain monocolored molds. The official sticker guides stated that the colors of brown, black and white would get retired around 1998, which presumably meant they were harder to find; there was very little truth to this, as they would continue to produce figurines in this color.

Series Available[]

  • Gogo's
  • Things
  • Rockers
  • Mega Bones
  • Skinny Bombers
  • Sports
  • Aliens
  • Buddies
  • Mutants
  • Sports Series 2
  • DBZ
  • Medabots
  • Shin Chan
  • The New Generation
  • Mags
  • Marvel
  • Urban Toys
  • Megatrip
  • Foot
  • Turma da Monica
  • Genios

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Painted (Colors)
Handpaintedfaces
Hand painted face Gogo's

Series

Aliens and most of the series after 2007

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Common

Also known as multicolor, these bones have a hand-painted touch to them. These were not featured in any classic sets, with the exception of Aliens. All new series, except for Genios , have painted figures.

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Jellies (Colors)
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Jellie Gogo's

Series

All Classic series

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Common

Clear, softly colored Bones give a soothing appearance.

–Crazy Bones handbook

These are slightly transparent and colorful Crazy Bones that look gelatinous. They do not count as Ice Bones, since they aren't completely transparent. They feature bright neon colors.

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Ice Bones (Colors)
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Ice Bones

Series

All Classic series

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Common

Transparent in appearance and carefully molded to perfection, you'll love Ice Bones.

–Crazy Bones handbook

These are Crazy Bones that are clear and completely transparent, resembling ice. There are also Crystal Ice Bones, which come in different colors, making them similar to Jellies, but are much more transparent.

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Glitters (Colors)
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Glitter Bones (From Left to right; Chester, E.T, Cable Guy, Webster, Baboo, and Slurp.)

Series

All Classic Sets, Evolution, Panini Series, Olympics, Cool/Groovy, Megatrip (Special Edition)

Availability

Europe, North America, Asia, South America, Israel

Rarity

Common (North America) Uncommon (South America) Infrequent (Europe, Israel and Asia)

Speckled with blue, red, green, silver and gold glitter dust throughout, they are recognizable when placed side by side with other bones.

–Crazy Bones handbook

Also known as sparkles, these are Crazy Bones that are transparent and are filled with iridescent glitter. The color of the glitter inside varies, but it is usually either gold or silver, though more uncommonly green, red, purple and blue.

In a number of later releases starting with Evolution, glitter Gogo's can be found with painted details.

In Sets[]

  • All classic-era sets

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Toothpaste (Colors)
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Toothpaste colored Gogo's

Series

All Classic series, Genios

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Unusual

Swirls of colors mixed with streams of pearly white streaks categorize these Bones as Toothpaste.

–Crazy Bones handbook

These Crazy Bones have swirls of semi-translucent colors mixed with pearly white streaks to make for a color scheme resembling toothpaste.

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Glowies (Colors)
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Glow in the dark

Series

All Classic series, Megatrip, Cool/Groovy, Monica's Gang, Olympics, Gogo's Futebol, Avengers: Endgame

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Rare

Glow in the dark Crazy Bones are specially designed to illuminate in the dark. Rare findings if you discover one in your pack.

–Crazy Bones handbook

Glow in the dark Crazy Bones are specially designed to light up in the dark. These are considered quite rare and have to be charged up under a light before they are able to light up in the dark. Glowie Bones can come in various color schemes, but are commonly a standard pale green or a vibrant cyan.

Trivia[]

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Shiny (Colors)
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Series

Evolution (Israel), Explorer, Power, Cool, Megatrip, SuperGoal

Availability

Europe, North America, Asia, South America, Israel

Rarity

Common (Power), Rare

These are alot like Precious Metals (colors) but with a different color shine to them such as Pink and Blue.

Trivia[]

  • Shiny figures from the Cool and Megatrip Series were released in special edition tins alongside Precious Metals.

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Metals (Colors)
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Metal Gogo's

Series

All Classic series, Megatrip, Cool/Groovy, Monica's Gang, Genios

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Uncommon

Metallic shades of silver and bronze, metals are considered rare, yet attainable within the Crazy Bones family.

–Crazy Bones handbook

These Crazy Bones are characterized by having metallic colors and are covered in small lines that give the appearance of cracks. They are shiny, but not as prominent as metallics.

Trivia[]

  • Even though they are called Metals, they are not made of metal, they are still plastic.

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Precious Metals (Colors)
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Silver and Gold

Series

Gogo's (1996), Things, Monster Bones, Aliens, Mutants, Megatrip, Megatrip (Special Edition), Olympics, Foot, Gold Tins, Supergoal, Genios, Disney

Availability

Europe, North America, Asia, South America, Israel, Argentina

Rarity

Very Rare (Classic and new series), Common (Gold Tins & Power),

Gold and Silver bones are extremely rare and high in collector's value. In fact, they are considered the rarest among all Crazy Bones to collect! Shiny in appearance, Precious Metals are a collector's paradise.

–Crazy Bones handbook

These Precious Metal Crazy Bones are coated in a gold or silver paint and are very shiny and reflective in appearance. Some Precious Metals can be acquired in collector's tins and aren't valued as high.

For shiny blue, pink and other colors aside from Silver and Gold see Shiny (colors).

Precious Metals Can Be Found In These Series:[]

PreciousMetals

Guide

Silver Certificate[]

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In the late 90's and early 2000's, you could win a certificate that would allow you to collect a Silver figure from the original Gogos (1996).



Precious Metal Megatrip Promotions in European Supermakets[]

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Gold Suti

There was a promotion by C1000, where if you manage to find a Gold Suti, you win a limousine ride, and get over 2,000 packs of Gogo's for your school. It is one of the rarest Crazy Bones, since there was only ever 425 of them made. A golden Ayu was given away in a similar deal by Real stores, along with a golden Tau distributed by Carrefour stores.

Trivia[]

  • Gold is valued higher than Silver.
  • Although they are called 'metals', they are not actually made from metal, but a shiny paint coat.
  • In Australia, Aliens could be found in Precious Metal colors.
  • In the 90's, many kids in the playground would buy gold and silver spray paint and paint their Crazy Bones figures to pass them off as rare, but as time went on, the paint would chip off revealing the figure's true colors. Pretty deceitful, isn't it?
  • PPI worker Roberto Marinho has an exclusive, one-of-a-kind Turma Da Monica collector's tin that has only shiny gold figures.
  • Unofficial series such as AbatonsDracco Heads, Grolls and Gorks, Dragon Hunters, Avengers Chibis, Jumpers & JoJo's Bouncin Boneheads also has Precious Metal colors for their figures.

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Unofficial Gallery

Energy (Colors)
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Before and After

Series

Megatrip (Mi Ferrisariato), Foot, Turma Da Monica, Gogo's Futebol

Availability

South America

Years

2010-2015

Rarity

Scarce

Gogo's that change color in the sun or in cold or warm water. They are only available in the Megatrip, Foot, Turma Da Monica, and Gogo's Futebol series. Furthermore, elusive Energy variants of Megatrip characters only exist in the Ecuador release.


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Tie-dye (colors)
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Rarity

Rare

Tie-dye or marbleized figures are a mix of two different colors; they are very rare to find, and are not documented on any official guide. They are most likely a result of two plastic colors mixing in the molding process.

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Fuzzy (Colors)
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Superstar Gogo's

Series

Superstar

Availability

Europe

Rarity

Rare outside of Europe and uncommon in the UK

This fuzzy color / texture is only found in the Superstars series, whereas the Gogo's feature a fuzzy texture. This texture would either cover the whole Gogo, or cover nearly all of it, with the empty space filled with usual painted plastic. They come wrapped up in plastic bags to prevent scratches. Some Fuzzies had Precious Metal painting on them, being the four Most Wanteds (see image at top). Fuzzy Gogo's are easily marred by dust, grime, and especially fading, as the ink painted over the fuzz is very short term. Each Gogo comes only in two colors which is a lot less than the five colors of previous series.

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Lasers (Colors)
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Laser Explorer and England 2010 Gogo's

Series

Explorer, Megatrip, England 2010, Mosh (Extremely rare 'swap-meet' edition)

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Rare

In Series 1, there were two sets of rarities, the 10 Wanteds and the 5 Most Wanteds, as well as the classic Miro-K. In Series 2, the only rarity was Mr. Peako - while the translucent "glitter" figures proved to be popular, they were just as readily accessible as any others. Series 4 showed a return of Wanted hard-to-find's, sometimes referred to as Most Wanteds - 10 characters were given the nod.

However, it was Series 3 (Explorer) that proved to have the most ambitious rarity campaign so far - each character was cast in a laser finish; a total of 80 limited editions. Other series featured Lasers in other ways, sometimes referred to as Pearls. A small amount of characters were also produced in a laser finish in the 2010 England series. An extremely small amount of Mosh, the first character in the first modern series, were made into a laser color and given away at Explorer launch events in the U.K. along with regular explorer figures being given away/traded. "Swap Bags" and "Swap Box's" may have been used for this event. They have been seen in Gogo's listings from the U.K., although they have not been confirmed to have been used for this event.

The Lasers of Evolution only have 4 basic colors (aside from highlights): yellow, blue, orange, and green. Amassing a complete set can be a daunting task, since they were included once in 35 issues (estimated - see accompanying photo).

This author invested a great deal in bringing the pictured collection together, and in the end, was forced to purchase the final 35 pieces - even so, #20, Offon, continues to be elusive at the time of this writing. Many consider this to be an unfair move - cheating as it were - since the purist considers the only fair way of collecting is through luck-of-the-draw, or trades with other collectors. Yet the monetary expenditure reached several hundred dollars, spread over months, in typical pack purchases only half-way through the effort. Even those final 35 ultimately cost almost $200.00 USD (including overseas shipping charges), resulting in an astronomical outlay. For these reasons, the collection seen here, even though still incomplete, represents the largest capital endowment in the entire Grannelle collection.

Finally, four Megatrip figures have been made in Laser variants. The first was Ayu, who is rumored to have come from the Nuclos Cases promotion under the name "Super Gogo". With the introduction of Megatrip to the Philippines, PPI produced lazer variants for three figures; Jimbo, Bul, and Hyroto. These lasers were exclusive to pouches. The pouch had a tag with these three figures and a specialized Megatrip logo. As for now, the only color that these are known to come in is olive, but it is possible they also came in blue and yellow.

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Whistlers (Colors)
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Classic Gogo's with holes on their plastic

Series

All Classic series and on rare occasions in the newer series

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Unusual

A whistler's dream come true, pick up a bone and blow into the hole like a soda bottle. Whistle your favorite tune!

–Crazy Bones handbook

Figures that have a small hole on the plastic that you can blow into and whistle a tune. These figures just have very minor factory faults which causes a hole in their plastic and because of this they were categorized as whistlers in the old Crazy Bones guide books.

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UV Glowies (Colors)
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Mutants that are glowing under a UV light

Series

Mutants

Availability

North America, Canada

Rarity

Uncommon

Special forms of solid neon colors that glow under a UV light. They appear in Buddies and Mutants packs.

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Gooies (Colors)
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Example

Series

All Classic series and the newer series on very rare occasions

Availability

Worldwide

Rarity

Unusual/Rare, but not valuable

Melted differently into a unique bone shape, these bones are valued with the same appreciation as their perfectly shaped compadres.

–Crazy Bones handbook

Gooies are extremely deformed Crazy Bones. These are very hard to get, and are avalible in every series from GoGo's to New Generation. Gooies are rare because they are actually a factory fault making the figure mutated and not made this way intentionally.

Gooies are extremely rare in the new series of Crazy Bones since they are all hand painted and go through many quality inspections before they are finally sold, but in the 90's this wasn't the case and figures would be rushed out to stores. Gooies in the new series can just be a matter of being painted on the wrong part of the figure, or forgotten to be painted atall when they were meant to be.

Although it's an unusual occurance to find one of these in a pack, this doesn't make them more valuble than others, unless there is collector's of oddities.

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Color Defects[]

Color defects can be slightly changed from the original or are drastically different from the original product. Not much is known about color defects. Some have paint on them and some don't. This may be because the color errors were seen early enough to not get painted. None have been found in packs and usually get thrown out at the factory. Some have survived and were found in Spain. This only happens to the new generation of Gogo's. Also note that B-Boy MW dosent have his body symbol painted, just like the sticker image of B-Boy MW, so these figures were produced most likely a few months before the figures finalized colors and paint features were deicded on.

Misprints[]

There is very rare chances that in the modern series there will be an error in the factory where another Gogo's face has been printed on a different Gogo. Or in other cases, there is no face printed on them at all. Even though it is a very rare chance that this mistake occurs, it doesn't value the Gogo higher, unless there is collector's of oddities out there.

Biodegradable
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Biodegradable figures

Series

Bio Gogo's

Availability

None

Rarity

Unreleased

All figures from the unreleased Bio Gogo's series are made out of biodegradable materials, resulting in a unique look and feel.

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