All of the items in this page don't qualify as Gogo's Crazy Bones style figures but share some similarities with them. This page serves as a way to give these lines a brief mention that provides info about them without taking up space on the rest of the site, as well as provide info to those who may have confused these figures with Gogo's or their direct competitors. An ever-expanding selection of collectibles can be found by scrolling through the tabber below.
For other similar products created by Magic Box Toys and PPI Worldwide, the creators of Gogo's Crazy Bones, please visit their respective pages.
| Abatons | |
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Abatons |
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Abatons 2014, Star Wars 2015, Animals 2015, Animal Jam 2018 |
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Spain, Finland, United Kingdom, Brazil |
Abatons are a line of figures similar to Crazy Bones that are made by Panini and PPI Worldwide. The figures are all totems and can be stacked.
Checklist[]
Abatons
Star Wars
Animals (Names Needed)
Animal Jam
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Products[]
- Flow Pack: 2 Abatons
- Starter Pack: 8 Abatons, 1 Album, 1 Gold Abaton, 10 Connectors , Bag.
- Starter Pack (Smaller): 7 Abatons, 1 Gold Abaton, 10 Connectors , Bag.
- Booster Box: 4 Flow Packs, 8 Abatons
- Collector's Box
Trivia + Other Info[]
- Another Panini product, Skyzos, also features characters that were all able to stand ontop of each other.
- This is the third Gogo's-like product that PPI Worldwide has created. The first was Mini Dinos, and the second was Wikkeez.
- This is the second Gogo's-like product that PPI has created since the hiatus of Gogo's. This first was the Wikkeez line. This is also the second Gogo's-like product Panini has distributed or made.
- Both of these brands have been a part of official Gogo's sets as well.
- Bulls I Toy, the company that created the Chibis series distributed Abatons Animals in the US.
Gallery[]
Abatons[]
Star Wars[]
Animals[]
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Animal Jam[]
Tribes[]
Zaztecaz Tribe
An Abatons tribe.
Zatecaz Symbol
The tribe of Zaztecaz inspired with their appearance to the civilization of the Aztecs and their totemic power is fire.
Story
Visit the Aztecs!
The zaztecas were in Mexico in the fourteenth century. And while staying deeply influenced the Aztecas.Principalmente in appearance. The ancient Aztecs excelled in the construction and organization, but it is known that they had enough genius. Perhaps that's why Abatons with which most were related ZAZTECAZ, which are characterized by the same. In the corners of the carved stones that decorate its stepped pyramids is easy to find their totems, some more than others because, for example, and Ziggy Zydecola like posing, but if Zuma does not look better for their secret work. It is clear that ZAZTECAZ explained some of his secrets, but the Aztecs did not quit writing and nobody knows what mysteries might be.
Uluzu Tribe
An Abatons tribe.
Uluzu Symbol
The tribe of Uluzu inspired his appearance to the civilization of the Zulu and his totemic power is the spirit.
Story
Visit the Zulus!
The Abatons are special beings who have been around since ancient times. The Abatons come from a different place, they're not from planet Earth. The Abatons visited Earth on several occasions throughout our history. The Uluzu are generally friendly, and are known to have visited the Abatons humans for longer and more often, and there are all primitive paintings, masks or etched in stone that testify. Almost half of TOTEMS somewhat reminiscent to a Uluzu, but the fact is they have not been everywhere, I just have a lot of fame for soon word spread that they were always willing to lend a hand to those they met.Are superpopulares!
Tuttenet Tribe
Tuttenet Symbol
The tribe of Tuttenet inspired with their appearance to the civilization of the Egyptians and their totemic power is the sand.
Story
Visit to the Egyptians!
For example, Tuttenet visited Egypt during the time of the Pharaohs. We should not forget that Abatons come from a far more advanced than human civilization, including Tuttenet are among the most dominating disciplines. That makes them a little proud, but as the ancient Egyptians learned if you let me explain to them what your TRIBE will have no problem sharing their knowledge, but they do always putting a little bit of mystery..
Scandivikis Tribe
An Abatons tribe.
Scandivikis Symbol
The tribe of Scandivikis inspired with their appearance to the civilization of the Vikings and their power is the totemic animal.
Story
Visit the Vikings!
In small near Abatons history circles, there is talk that the cause of the Vikings explore beyond northern waters were the SKANDIVIKIS. Snorri, the philosopher of Skandivikis that few people like the ancient Vikings were able to better understand Abatons says. Maybe that's why the tribes were most visited and easy to find the silhouettes of their totems in the middle of the wood carvings or carved in stone by the Vikings are famous. Why? Because the ancient Vikings and SKANDIVIKIS had the same passion for challenges If anyone threw a challenge ... there were the others, Vikings and Abatons to get it!
Apachakota Tribe
An Abatons tribe.
Apachakota Symbol
The tribe of Apachakota inspires his appearance to the civilization of the Indians of North America and its totemic power is the weather.
Story
Visit to Native Americans!
Everyone knows that it was Christopher Columbus who discovered America, not everyone knows is that before that visit, Apachakota had already visited "The New World". The APACHAKOTA are in perfect harmony with nature, and there is no trace that can no longer, a phenomenon not know how to interpret or hunting them escape. So were many tribes of American Indians who tried to imitate them with varying degrees of success ... and therefore had passion for TOTEM. They thought they could also get their power over the weather, but if they went dancing, power ... it's up to the Abatons!
Kamayak Tribe
An Abatons tribe.
Kamayak Symbol
The tribe of Kamayak inspires with its appearance of the Mayan civilization and its totemic power is sound.
Story
Visit the Maya!
The Maya culture, which has been one of the most admired and studied cultures, happens to have the start as we know it today, in the tribe of fuchsia Color Abaton the Kamayak. May your power be Abatons sound can be hard to understand until you find the first KAMAYAK. They are supersociables and are the best in music and entertainment is concerned, but as this makes them a little artistic temperaments ... it's generally better to be liked to face his anger, because the situation can go from comedy to tragedy very quickly! They are the most ABATON S have been spotted, simply because they can not resist or a big hand or a little music, no matter the pace whenever it is touched with emotion.
Monglom Tribe
An Abatons tribe.
Monglom Symbol
The tribe of Monglom inspired with their appearance to the civilization of the Mongols and their totemic power is cold.
Story
Visit the Mongols!
The ancient Mongol warriors rose day by their horses ... and conquered half the world! That suggests that the tribe Monglom is very violent, but in reality, rather they are given to think carefully about things before acting. Yes, although very cold, when the fuse is lit, the better away because the explosion is guaranteed. That happened to the Mongol conquerors and that is the lesson of the Monglom: respect them or face the consequences ...!
Polyweep Tribe
An Abatons tribe.
Polyweep Symbol
The tribe of Polyweep inspired with their appearance Polynesian civilization and its totemic power is water.
Story
Visit the Polynesian!
The POLYWEEP influenced both clothing, traditions, ritual dances or even in a culture as characteristic as Polynesia. At POLYWEEP them anywhere worth while there is water: river, lake or stream, but where is best enjoyed in the vast ocean. Polynesian tribes also appreciate it, which is normal when you get to get on a canoe for everything, even to visit family. From one island to another, they found the POLYWEEP and they seemed great: why on their huts auction always appear in the form of high TOTEMS, often viewed from the sea and invite POLYWEEP visit them.
| Bumping Weirdos | |
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Weirdos |
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2010 |
2004 |
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Europe, North America, Puerto Rico |
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Scarce |
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Weirdos 3D, Weirdos |
Figures similar to Crazy Bones from Puerto Rico that were given away with kid's meals at Church's Chicken. They were made by Cool Things company . There is 15 figures in the series (Each figure comes in 3 different colors so there is 45 altogether). These figures are also sold inside white foil packs and vending machines in Europe but very hard to find.
Checklist[]
Description[]
The weirdos are happy, funny, messy and they are sweet little characters that symbolize the world's melting pot and the society we live in, where...WEIRD HAPPENS! Each caracter has an unique personality and each one of these characters ends up in crazy situations. We all have a little bit of "weirdo" inside of us, but to BE WEIRD is COOL! The weirdos are modern and trendy and speak to today's kids and teens. In today's world nobody is perfect , but in Weirdland. ...WEIRD IS BEAUTIFUL!
Merchandise[]
Alternate Names[]
- Weirdos 3D (Italy)
- Weirdos (UK)
- Bumping Weirdos (Puerto Rico)
Gallery[]
Series 2[]
A series 2 was announced on the official website, but it has yet to be released and probably never will.
| Star Monsters: Pocket Friends | |
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Star Monsters |
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2016 |
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Worldwide |
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Unusual |
Released 4th February 2016 in Spain and UK,Star Monsters: Pocket Friends are an unofficial series of collectible figures by Magic Box Int., creators of Gogos Crazy Bones. The figures follow a very similar style to that of the Gogos and come with collectible stickers, albums and display props, alike the Gogos. These have very similar games in the sticker album as gogo's but the names has been changed for each games. There are 72 Star Monsters to collect, and different variations such as 'fusion', 'essential', 'evolution' and 'silver' or 'gold'.
On the 1st September 2016, a second series was released, again in the UK and Spain.
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| PawPatrol | |
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Batavinho |
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2021 |
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Brazil |
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Unusual |
In Brazil during 2021 there was a series of figurines that were made in the same style and plastic as Gogo's Crazy Bones and were based on the Nickelodeon show 'PawPatrol'. These figurines were sold with a special promotion of Batavinho yogurts. The figurines would come in two types of styles, first would be unpainted and glittery and resemble classic Gogo's and then there were detailed painted ones which resembled the modern Disney series.
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| Fantoche Mini Sorpresa | |
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Fantoche Mini |
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2016 |
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Argentina |
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Unusual |
In Argentina during 2016 there was another series (the other being Dracco Heads from Germany) of Simpsons figures that were cashing in on the Gogo's Crazy Bones craze. This time they were sold with boxes of Fantoche Mini Sorpresa cakes and there were twenty figurines in total. Each figurine could come in the color of yellow (common), white (rare) or orange (ultra rare).
Checklist[]
Gallery[]
| Spoks AmongUs | |
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Vualá |
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2021 |
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Mexico |
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Unusual |
Spoks AmongUs are small hard plastic figurines based on the AmongUs video game and were released in Mexico in 2021 as a promotion for Vualá snacks. They were made in the same style of Gogo's Crazy Bones and have even unofficially been dubbed by collectors as "AmongUs Hielocos".
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| Pracoro (プラコロ) | |
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Pokemon |
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Year |
1997, Characoro 1999 |
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Japan |
In 1997, Bandai released a Pokémon dice game known as Pracoro. The game was played with figurines similar to Crazy Bones. Bandai released several sets based on individual Pokémon, in addition to battle bases and carry-cases. It is unknown if these figures were ever planned to be released outside of Japan, but plans to do so never came to fruition.
The figures in this set comprised of Pokémon from Generation 1.
There was a second series based on Generation 2 that was released in 1999 known as 'Characoro' and these had more painted details.
Trivia[]
- These figures came packaged with plastic that had to be removed from them. The minis (Chibicoro) came on a model-kit runner, while the regular sized figures had a plastic tag attached to them.
- Magic Box announced a Pokémon series on the Crazy Bones website the following year. This never came to be.
Gallery[]
| Acrylic Ices (アクリルアイス) | |
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Unknown |
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Japan |
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Scarce |
Figurines from Japan that are known as Acrylic Ices and are sold in vending machines. These figurines are made of hard plastic and are the same size as Crazy Bones. They come in all kinds of designs, but the ones resembling creatures are the ones that are most Gogo-like.
Gallery[]
| Chibis | |
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Chibis |
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United States |
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Bulls-I-Toy |
Chibis are a series of small plastic figurines, similar to Gogo's, although they are considered too different to be placed here. Their creator Bulls I Toy have actually worked with the Gogo's creators and released a few official merchandise.
Checklist[]
Avengers
Marvel Heroes
DC Universe
Forever Evil
The Hobbit
The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead Series 2
Star Trek
== Gallery ==
Avengers
Marvel Heroes
DC Universe
Forever Evil
The Hobbit
The Walking Dead
The Walking Dead Series 2
Star Trek
| BlockHeadz / Urbanzees | |
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BlockHeadz |
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20** |
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North America |
"Blockheadz" is also the name that Face Offs (the brand that Frikis Face Offs] were based on) was given in Japan, though this seems to be a complete coincidence.
Checklist[]
Blockheadz
Urbanzees
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Urbanzees uses the same sculpts as Blockheadz. It's like how Evolution uses the sculpts from Series 1.
| Bok Choy Boy | |
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Bok Choy Boys |
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2000's |
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North America |
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Each of the figurines - said to be From The Forbidden City - features a Chinese symbol on their forehead and a matching sign on their back. The figures all share the same sculpt and design, but they come in a variety of different colors and symbols.
4 sets of 12 figures were rolled out during the brand's lifespan, as well as a 5th series with larger figures that needed to be assembled. Two other similar sets of figures were released by the same company, known as Numb Skullz and Karma Kidz. Numb Skullz reused the Bok Choy Boy sculpts and replaced the Chinese theming with vinyl skeleton faces, which Karma Kidz created a new sculpt and design for its figures, as well as a new theme based on good and bad emotions. These two sets were less popular and therefore are a lot harder to find in capsule machines.
These 7 sets of figurines share the same designer vinyl on a budget kind of feel and don't look at all out of place with Crazy Bones figure. Because of the visual similarities, they are often sold with Gogo's in second hand online listings.
Checklist[]
Series 1
Series 2
Series 3
Good Karma Kidz
Bad Karma Kidz
Chinese Zodiac
Numb Skullz
Gallery[]
| Face Offs Shockers | |
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Year |
1998 |
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Spain, South America |
Face Offs Shockers are special edition Crazy Bones type figures released only in Spain as a promotion for Coca-Cola. These figures have a metal ball in them which allows them to slide across the floor.
It should be noted that "Face Offs" is a brand of merchandise created by an American cartoonist, and received another series of collectible figures in 2007, which was known as Frikis Face Offs]]. That set of figures was a direct competitor to the Gogo's Crazy Bones brand and are almost identical in terms of style and quality.
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| E-Flyers | |
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E-Flyers |
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E-Flyers 2004, Spongebob 2005 |
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Worldwide |
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Unusual |
E-Flyers were flat, rubber monsters with magnets on the back that were created by E-Max. The company also created Frikis, which were also sold under the E-Flyers brand, but created as a direct competitor to Gogo's and therefore have their own pages on this wiki. The E-Flyers only similarity is that they had similar, goofy looking monster designs and were in blind bags. There was also a second SpongeBob themed series that seems to have been inspired by licensed Gogo's series at the time, such as Medabots and Shin Chan.
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| Fings | |
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Fings |
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2010 |
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Europe |
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Rarity |
Unusual |
Small miniature figurines released by Topps Europe in the UK and Germany in 2010. While these figures are visually similar to modern day Gogo's, they are much larger, made of a much softer plastic, and are fully sculpted on the back.
A pack of two Fings with two stickers and a sticker album were also sold.
Since information and images of this line of figures is nearly nonexistent, they are considered to be a form of lost media.
| Kinder Surprise | |
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Kinder |
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Year |
1974 |
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Worldwide |
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Rarity |
Varies |
Kinder Surprise and Kinder Joy are a popular brand of chocolate eggs from Italian candy company Ferrero. Each chocolate egg contains some sort of "surprise" that ranges from toy cars, collectible figurines, puzzles, and more. A toy that has come from a Kinder egg will always have one of three copyright stamps (FERRERO, MPG, or a K inside a cloud) Thousands of toys have been made since the product's launch in the 1970's, but this page will only showcase a few sets that resemble Gogo's and are often confused with them.
Hand Painted Figurines[]
Dozens and dozens of special hand painted collectible figurines have been created by Ferrero for Kinder Surprise eggs since the mid 1980s. They are often made of the same hard plastic as Gogo's and are only a little bit larger in terms of scaling. Many of the series revolve around cartoon animals and creatures such as hippos, teddy bears, ghosts, and elephants, but popular franchises such as The Smurfs, Asterix, Lord of the Rings, and Mickey Mouse have also been given figures in this style.
Forest Elves[]
Small glow in the dark figures that were available in Kinder Surprise eggs in 2009 and came in pairs. Each of the figures in the set resemble mythical creatures, including fairies, elves, and mermaids.
Monster Bande[]
A small set of monster figurines from 2010 that were made out of hard eraser-like rubber which would bounce off of flat surfaces and could be used to play games.
Twistheads[]
A line of figures created and released during the Summer of 2012. This set of twelve figures all share the same mold but feature vastly different character designs drawn onto each of them. The heads of these figures could be opened and connected to each other. Many sets have also been created that are based on licensed properties, such as Star Wars, DC Comics, and Super Mario Bros.
Parachute Jumpers[]
Stylized figurines of dogs made of hard plastic with painted faces that resemble Gogo's. These figures came with a paper parachute that could be attached to them, allowing them to slowly glide down in the air.
Mixart Robots[]
Figures of robots that could open their heads to store included stickers. These stickers were images of faces that could be placed on the robot's head and swapped out for others.
Crazy Friends[]
Figurines that could be found in Kinder Joy eggs during the Summer of 2016 in Europe. These figures all share the same mold and shape but each have different designs that resemble those of the modern Gogo's style on their faces and bodies. Crazy Friends each have an arched back with a "K" stamp on them. While this "K" is on the back of all toys and figures included with Kinder eggs from 2014 and onwards, the placement on these is near-identical to a Gogo's figure. They were also sold in Brazil, as well as other countries around the world, but their release dates are currently unknown. A number of different collections, such as a Christmas series and a set made to promote The Angry Birds Movie have been created since the original set launched.
Similar to Gogo's, these figures come in a number of finishes, such as metallic, glow in the dark and had different collections sometimes adding functionalities like holes to shoot water for example. They often end up in lots of Gogo's online in Europe.
Pentas[]
A collection of figures that were available during 2019. These figures were very visually similar to Gogo's, featuring cute stubby characters with painted faces.
Felt Tip Mushrooms[]
A set of three figurines from 2020 with mushroom caps that can be removed to find a pen on the top of each figure's head.
| Big Lips | |
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Range |
Kalise |
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2000s |
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Spain |
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Unusual |
Figures released by Kalise during the early 2000's. They were packaged as surprises in "Zoo Loco" ice cream, which contained a small surprise egg on the top. As the name suggests, they are all big lipped characters that seem to be holding popsicles in their hands. It is unknown if they are intended to resemble Gogo's, as they are a bit smaller and also resemble Kinder Surprise figurines, but also feature unpainted variants in the style of classic Crazy Bones.
| Smell Freaks | |
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Range |
Smell Freaks |
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Year |
Early 2000's |
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Germany |
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Unusual |
| Koalabären | |
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Koala |
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Year |
1991 |
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Availability |
Germany |
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Rarity |
Unusual |
Koalabären (German for "Koala Bears" are collectible figures that are packaged with KOALA cookies sold in Germany. Three sets of figures were created from 1991 through 1993, all of which were unpainted and in one solid color. They resemble a hybrid between counting bears and Gogo's, but predate Gogo's by atleast 5 years.
While Koalabear figures are still created and packaged with Koala cookies in German to this day, they are now closer to the hand painted collectible figurines found in Kinder Surprise eggs in terms of style, design, and quality.
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| BUMSIAI | |
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Bumsiai |
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Year |
2015 |
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Availability |
Lithuania |
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Rarity |
Unusual |
Bumsiai is line of small monster figurines that were given out for free at Maxima stores in Lithuania. Several of these strange characters are very similar in style to modern Gogo's Crazy Bones figures and would fit right at home when standing next to them. These figures were given out and sold alongside buildable cardboard display pieces based on world landmarks, such as Stonehenge and a Taj Mahal.
| Gus Gus Taba | |
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Vidal Golosinas |
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Year |
90s |
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Spain |
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Rarity |
Scarce |
About[]
Gus Gus Taba is an unofficial line of Tabas themed stickers produced by Vidal Golosinas, a company that manufactures sweets. Released sometime in the 90s they were sold with gum made by the company. Each sticker features a Taba in a cartoonish scenario in a style similar to the artworks of classic Crazy Bones. As of now no physical figures featuring these designs have been found it is likely that only stickers were produced. It is also unknown how many stickers were produced for the promotion, and it is possible that more may surface with time.
Taba Award Sticker[]
A "Taba Award" sticker could be found within some of the packs of gum produced. Its a prize sticker featuring no Gus Gus Tabas character which states "Taba award. Deliver this prize where you bought the gum in exchange for a "Gus Gus Taba"". It is unknown what you exactly got when exchanging this sticker. May that simply be another pack of gum or even possibly a physical Taba Knucklebone.
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| Phoskitos Bombers | |
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Year |
1996 |
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Spain |
Phoskito Bombers is a set of 8 figures released in 1996 as a gift with Phoskitos chocolate cakes. Other sets have also been given away as promotions with Phoskito products such as The Terrible YuYus. Even having an official Crazy Bones promotion release of Aliens.
The figures have a similar style in comparison to classic Crazy Bones. Having both the same cartoonish style and unpainted molded details. However, the Phoskitos Bombers are meant to be played quite differently compared to Crazy Bones. Each figure had a metal bottom in which you could attach red caps to the bottom. The red caps make a spark explosion when you put them on the tip and drop them, the reaction makes small firework like noises and explosions.
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Stickers[]
Other[]
| Les Gum's | |
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Range |
Casino Cafétéria |
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Year |
90s |
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Availability |
France |
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Rarity |
Scarce |
A set of small plastic figurines released by Casino Cafétéria, a restaurant chain in France sometime in the 90s. The series is based off of the Les Gum's characters who are all various fruits. The characters were featured on Casino Cafétéria at the time including kitchenware and even a vinyl record.
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| Kids Choice Int | |
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Range |
Kids Choice Int |
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Year |
1997 |
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Availability |
Norway |
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Rarity |
Unusual |
This unknown set of stickers was released by Kids Choice International in 1997. They have a striking resemblance to the artworks and characters seen in Gogo's (Classic) and Dracco Heads. Although this set predates Dracco Heads by at least two years if the copyright date on the stickers is accurate. It is unknown if the characters were ever made into physical figures although it is unlikely. The stickers are numbered, with the highest found sticker being 45. Implying that at least 45 different designs exist. However only two stickers have resurfaced.
