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#Crazy bones eggy series#

Series 2 was called 'Evolution', and was nothing more than the molds of the characters from the previous series given new names and paint designs (the idea is that they're evolutions of the previous series's characters).20 characters were taken out of the Urban Toys release of Series 1. In Latin America and Asia, this series was known as 'Urban Toys' and had different coloured versions of the characters. The 15 'Wanted' Gogo's were only available in North America.

#Crazy bones eggy plus#

The first reboot series, simply titled 'Gogo's Crazy Bones' similar to the first 90's series, was released in 2007 and had 80 collectible characters, plus 5 'Most Wanted' characters which were just characters from this series that were given more complex paint jobs, and 15 'Wanted' characters that were like the 'Most Wanted' characters but less rare.

Licensed series of Gogo's from this era include sets based off of Toy Story, Dragon Ball Z, Crayon Shin-chan, and Medabots.

Released in 2005, New Generation was the last set of Gogo's to be released before the 2007 reboot. Characters from this set are slightly bigger than normal Gogo's.

'New Generation': The biggest set of Gogo's, containing 120 characters, half of which are Gogo's while the other half are Ghosts.

When they were exported to other parts of Europe, the Crazy Bones name was appended to them to get them to sell better. And by Gogo's, we mean not actually Gogo's at all in Spain, these were actually a completely different toy series Magic Box made. One is soccer-themed, and the other features characters from a few of the previous series in Olympic-themed variants.

There were two sports-themed sets of Gogo's released in the late 90's.

This was one of the only pre-reboot sets of Gogo's where the characters had paint jobs.

'Aliens': A set of Gogo's based off of, well, aliens.

'Mutants': 20 characters from the first series get mutated forms in this series.The second series, 'Things', featured characters shaped like various inanimate objects.The very first series, which was simply called 'Crazy Bones', was released in 1996 and featured 60 characters.There also would have been an Animated Adaptation based off of the series released in 2012, but only a pilot was released before production was cancelled.

The series had many pieces of merchandise released for it, including: some comics, which appeared in various post-2007 Gogo's magazines a video game based off of the series that was released in 2012 for the Nintendo DS and various calendars, plushes, etc. Aside from that, each character also received arms and feet. When the series was rebooted, the Gogo's went from unpainted and available in literally any colour to painted and available in a small number of colours usually about two to five note in North America and Europe, anyway in Latin America and Asia, the Gogo's became available in both painted and unpainted variants, but the colours were still restricted to a certain number. The reboot was distributed by PPI Worldwide, who own Magic Box. rebooted the Gogo's Crazy Bones series, which succeeded once more, only to die in popularity again and slowly fade into obscurity afterwards.