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

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There are many Gogos to collect, there are 80 unique Gogos in each series, and they all come in 5 different colours! 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 ]

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.Gogo's Crazy Bones Explorer (series 3) - 80 bones, each available in 4 normal colours and a 5th 'laser' metallic colour Each of the 80 Gogo's Crazy Bones are available in five different colours from four different palettes, along with 15 Wanted Gogo's (US release only) and five Most Wanted Gogo's, bringing the series to 100 different Gogo's (or 420 counting all colours, the Wanted, and Most Wanted Gogo's). Crazy Bones secured a number of high-profile partners, including McDonald's, which included the product as Happy Meal toys nationwide. [8] The Drop - Players take it in turns to drop each Gogo to the floor and mark on the wall with chalk how high the Gogo bounced on its first bounce. The winner receives one point.

If you are buying bulk lots or finding them at thrift stores, a short description of the styles might be helpful: Some sources indicate Bill Flaherty, who became President of Toy Craze, also founded the company. [7] Israel also received an odd line of sets. (Series 1, Series 2, Foot, Cool, Olympics) Israel's line of Gogo's began with the Gogo's series, but when the Evolution series was brought over, exclusive rare metallic versions of a handful of figures were added to the collection. While Explorer was speculated to be the next release, PPI released the Foot series instead. This was the only release of the set where all figures were painted. Israel received very rare figurines based on famous football players from the country, known as the "Supergol" set. It was also the first country that the Cool Gogo's (music) series was released in, and was the only country that the very rare 2012 Olympics set was sold in.

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Gogo's goes on tour | Toy Industry | News by ToyNews". Toynews-online.biz. 2009-04-27 . Retrieved 2010-04-08. a b c d e Hofman, Mike (August 1, 2000). "Upstarts: Obsession Marketing". inc.com . Retrieved 2010-04-08. The characters are given different names. For example, Mosh was renamed "Bugui", Sato was renamed "Popow" and Ghost was renamed "Bu".. During the mid 1990s, Coca-Cola released a similar brand of toys named "Hielocos" in Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Costa Rica and "Geloucos" and "Gelo-Cósmicos" in Brazil (The first two translated to 'Crazy Ice Cubes'). [32] [33]

Following the release of the Explorer series in April 2009, British toy shop The Entertainer in Kingston upon Thames held a "swap day", where early swappers received a special Laser Mosh from staff in the Entertainer. Edge (Series 6) | Go Go's Crazy Bones Collector". gogoscrazybonescollector.com. Archived from the original on 2012-10-19 . Retrieved 2012-11-08. Mosh is shown to be kind and friendly, going out of his way to help others. He is widely respected by the other Gogos. Mosh is shown to be friends with Angiru, and they both introduced the concept of the Mega Gogos to readers. Mosh has also introduced to the readers the Pods in the series, and he is prone to break the fourth wall several times in this series.

Gogo's Crazy Bones Trading card series - 160 cards, 128 'Normal' and 32 'Leaders'. Trading card versions of popular characters from Series 1-4. 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. This new trading game complemented the range of Gogo collectable figurines and created an exciting new way to play and collect Gogos. There were 160 cards to collect, including 32 special prismatic 'Leader' cards.

In April 2009, the Entertainer toy shop in Kingston upon Thames held a 'swap day'. Every swapper received a special 'Laser Mosh' - Mosh is the first bone in the original series. The Laser Mosh is lime green, and carries the same coating as the Explorer special Gogos. [18] Gogo's Mega Metropolis [ edit ] In March 1999 Toy Craze came out with a brand new series released in United States called "Sports", which included 40 Crazy Bones characters with a soccer theme. The pieces were numbered 1-40, separate from the original gogo's series. [9] Over 23 million figurines were sold in the UK and Spain in a relaunch between March and December 2008. [13]Football Madness! - Using chalk, mark out a football pitch on the ground with one set of goalposts at either end. Scrunch up some paper into a ball and place it in the centre of the pitch. Each player chooses five Gogos and places one in their goal before flipping a coin to see who starts. Players then have ten minutes to try and score as many goals against the other as possible. At the end of the game, the team with the most goals is awarded one point for each Gogo. go go Crazy Bones: Parent: Competitions". Parent24.com. 2010-02-28. Archived from the original on 2010-03-02 . Retrieved 2010-04-08. Gogo's Crazy Bones Series 1 was released in South Africa in October 2009. [21] The collectables are available as 4 product variations: