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1996 - 2005
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Crazy Clyde (or sometimes Crazy Carl) is a character and mascot that was used to promote the classic Gogo's Crazy Bones during 1996 all the way up until 2005. He was use mainly in Canada, the United States and most of Europe. He appeared in commercials, on the cover of books and guides, on the front of packages and even became a central character in the
Lost in Crazy Town video game and the HotShots Australian Crazy Bones comic.
Clyde is usually seen with a large grin and a crazy expression and in the commercial it is revealed he has an even crazier voice. He is usually seen wearing a green t-shirt and a red hat that is shaped like a large sock, but in some alternative art the color of his clothes change. He is supposed to represent the collector who is buying Crazy Bones. He is often seen in the artwork with a bag that is filled with his own collection or engaging in Crazy Bones games with a group of his friends. One of his friends is a girl named Roxy.
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Crazy Cylde as seen in the commercial
As seen in the second commercial
Australian Crazy Bones comic strip featuring Clyde and Roxy. Published by HotShots
Crazy Clyde and
Eggy costume performers at the Toronto
Blue Jays event
Clyde on the news while at the Convention Centre Toronto Toy Fair in 1999
His face was included on the official Crazy Bones car during the 1999 Canadian promotion
South American Coca-Cola cards which feature Clyde
As seen on the European scorecards #1
As seen on the European scorecards #2
| Roxy
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As seen in the HotShots comic
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Roxy is one of Crazy Clyde's friends and she was first introduced in the Australian HotShots Crazy Bones comic from 2003. She has pink hair and seems to have a crush on Clyde as she usually spies on him playing with his Crazy Bones. Roxy and Clyde also share gaming tips and advice and it also appears that they became boyfriend and girlfriend in the end of one of the comics.
| Mad Scientist
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As seen in the Bone Hunt game
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The
Mad Scientist is a character from the
Crazy Bones Bone Hunt flash game on the classic Crazy Bones website from the late 1990's and early 2000's. He is a creepy old man that works at the Crazy Bones Shipping Plant in Crazy Cove at long hours of the night. He appears to be a janitor that works there and he had accidentally opened one of the boxes of Crazy Bones and a few of them had escaped and he then proceeds to ask the player to go and find them for him. It is possible that he is actually the man who created the Crazy Bones as the official description calls him a 'mad scientist'.
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The spooky old shipping plant in Crazy Cove where he works
| Dr. Bones
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As seen in the Mutation Station
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Dr. Bones is a character from the
Mutation Station flash game on the classic Crazy Bones website from the late 1990's and early 2000's. He is a green monster and a scientist and him and his mutant pumpkin sidekick operate a secret laboratory and are responsible for mutating the original Gogo's into
Mutant form and also the
Mega Mutants. This was created for a promotion for Target stores during Halloween in Cleveland, Ohio.
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| Thomas
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As seen in the Urban Toys handbook
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Thomas is a character that was revealed in the
Urban Toys handbook in 2007. Thomas appears to be an underprivileged boy that finds a spaceship from the planet Gogo and meets
Canal,
Lig-Lag,
Bugui and a few other Gogo's and they explain to him that they came to Earth looking for people to play with. After this he had introduced his friends to the Gogo's and they began to play for many days. After they had finished playing the Gogo's went back to their home planet but made a promise to Thomas that all of the stores across the world will be stocked with packets of Gogo's for children to play with.
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Thomas and his friends playing with Gogo's
The story of how Thomas met the Gogo's
| Nelson
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As seen in the Urban Toys handbook
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Nelson is a character that was revealed in the
Urban Toys handbook in 2007. Nelson is a bully that is seen challenging Thomas to a game of
Battle
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| Vladir
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As seen in the sticker book
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Vladir is an evil wizard from the Brazilian
Buddies,
Mutants and
Ghosts series. According to the sticker album, in a distant land lived a master painter named Litgowl. He was skilled in drawing with such realism that his name was well known across the entire country. However, on a stormy night, Litgowl was visited by the evil sorcerer Vladir the Grey, who demanded the painter to make a portrait of him. Being pure of heart, Litgowl found himself unable to paint such vile being, which infuriated the sorcerer. By casting a curse on Litgowl, Vladir split the painter in many pieces representing his personality traits, which became the Ghost Gogo's. Each one of the little creatures retained a fragment of Litgowl's memories, but otherwise completely forgot their origin as a human. By investigating Litgowl's house, they eventually came across a blue chest containing the Gogotoys, who used to be Litgowl's childhood dolls. Since the story was never concluded, it's unknown if the Gogo's ever learned about their origins and confronted Vladir.
On a interesting note, the story explains that the term "Gogo" comes from Litgowl's childhood nickname.
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| Litgowl
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As seen in the sticker book
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Vladir is an evil wizard from the Brazilian
Buddies,
Mutants and
Ghosts series. According to the sticker album, in a distant land lived a master painter named Litgowl. He was skilled in drawing with such realism that his name was well known across the entire country. However, on a stormy night, Litgowl was visited by the evil sorcerer Vladir the Grey, who demanded the painter to make a portrait of him. Being pure of heart, Litgowl found himself unable to paint such vile being, which infuriated the sorcerer. By casting a curse on Litgowl, Vladir split the painter in many pieces representing his personality traits, which became the Ghost Gogo's. Each one of the little creatures retained a fragment of Litgowl's memories, but otherwise completely forgot their origin as a human. By investigating Litgowl's house, they eventually came across a blue chest containing the Gogotoys, who used to be Litgowl's childhood dolls. Since the story was never concluded, it's unknown if the Gogo's ever learned about their origins and confronted Vladir.
On a interesting note, the story explains that the term "Gogo" comes from Litgowl's childhood nickname.
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