GoGo's Crazy Bones - Series 1 - (4 Packs of 3 Pieces)

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Silver Tin -- the silver tin does not feature metallic Gogos. It is a separate "series" of 10 solid-color sculpts. There are 5 versions of each figure and are acquired through buying 5 separate silver tins that have distinct lids -- to get the set of 50. A collector’s item tin containing 10 unique figurines that are not available in any of the other product lines Although some of the characters were released under Geloucos, Astra Editora released the entire set in Brazil, in 1997.

The Classic series was available in Canada in the 1990s. The rebranded Gogo's Crazy Bones series 1 was sold in Canada in 2009. Series 2 became available in May 2011, then came series 3 and now series 4. [ citation needed] Gogo's Crazy Bones in Europe [ edit ] Some sources indicate Bill Flaherty, who became President of Toy Craze, also founded the company. [7] In the "Aliens" series, there are 60 different anthropomorphic figures of a classic grey, big eyed, alien. Some of the designs included: Salad Head (Caesar), Cyclops, Boris, Tut and others. There are 15 Wanted Gogo's, which were exclusive to North America, and cannot be found in Europe or any country where the Urban Toys series was distributed. They are rarer than the common Gogo's, and they are repaints of existing moulds.

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Like I said, the UK had our Series 1-4, plus at least two more regular series, plus Mega Gogos and Mini Gogos.... Mosh is the most famous Gogo in the modern series, and he has been made in many forms including an evolution form, a Mega Metropolis form, a Superstar version, and a Gold Collector's Tin variant.

Gogo's Crazy Bones Series 1 was released in South Africa in October 2009. [21] The collectables are available as 4 product variations: Panasonic teamed up with PPI to release two exclusive figures included with batteries in Germany in 2012. These two figures reused the sculpts from the Daily Mirror Gogo's.

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Crazy Bones secured a number of high-profile partners, including McDonald's, which included the product as Happy Meal toys nationwide. [8] The characters are given different names. For example, Mosh was renamed "Bugui", Sato was renamed "Popow" and Ghost was renamed "Bu".. Gogo's Crazy Bones England 2010 - 27 bones and 5 'laser' variants. These bones each represent a member of the England 2010 football squad. Each has a more complex paint scheme than usual, and the rear of the bone has the name of the player it represents.