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My last trip back home for Christmas I happened to come across a couple packs of crazy bones in my local dollar tree! I was really estatic because I was really big into crazy bones as a kid and collected so many eggy's, strikers, jaws and several other of my favorites. I bought the few packs I found and rushed home to open them. One thing I really like is that all the crazy bones have several different colors available as well as several different styles like glittery, holo, laser, etc. I love things with a huge amount of collectibles and the colors and rarities really make it a large collection to be collected. This is either a laser or holo design, I'm not really sure but you can see how he's sort of glossy and shiny. This is one of the glitter ones with a sort of jelly clear inside.

Crazy bones

There were many series throughout their production. Each piece is a different character with a name and personality. They became a popular fad during the late s. Crazy Bones was inspired by a children's game played in Ancient Greece and Rome called 'Astragal' Knucklebones , where children played a similar game using sheep's knucklebones. There are hundreds of individual characters, each character having a unique face and name. Each series has a number of 'rare' pieces that are sought after by collectors and are sold on numerous websites for many times their original value. Crazy Bones was launched in the United States by Peter Gantner after witnessing the success of Barcelona-based GoGos in Spain, [1] [5] which had sold over million packs from its inception in to A small company at the time of inception, Crazy Bones became a popular fad in the late 90s. The product was aggressively marketed to children, and promotional events took place in scout meetings, club groups, fairs, and shows, where free sample packs were distributed. All 4 Fun Toy Products Ltd. In and Fromm and Segal created one of Canada's largest collectible fad in the toy industry. Fromm conceived of a musical band based on Crazy Bones in , called B2Krazy. This was a joint venture between Fromm, Segal and Iron Music. Nearly four million free packs have been distributed. The original series, called "Gogo's", were small plastic figurines made with faces.

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Gogo's Crazy Bones are small colorful characters that come in hundreds of colors and designs, each one with a unique name, design, personality and special ability. Gogo's were inspired by games from ancient Greece where children played by bouncing and throwing the carved knuckle bones of sheep, called astralgus - the game was called Astragals. The game has survived for over 3. Each Gogo has a unique number for collecting and are designed so you can hold and throw with one finger. The 'Gogo's' name is a reference to 'Gogo Jacks' which is the English name for the ancient game of Tabas. And their name Bones is a reference to how the original game was played with real bones.

This is the first series of the Gogo's Crazy Bones franchise, released in It includes many popular characters, and has a total of 60 unique characters to collect in different colors. In South America during the mid's, the Coca-Cola soft drink company released this series along with figures from the Things series that could be purchased by writing down a code found under the bottle cap or lid. They were known as Geloucos Brazil and Hielocos Mexico. These figures were the same as regular Gogo's, but they could only be found in colors such as Jellies , Glowies and Sparkles. They also bear Coca-Cola stamps on their backs instead of Magic Box stamps. In Canada, half of this series was part of Series 1 and 2 which combined some of the Things series characters as well as eight exclusive characters that were not part of any other existing series.

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Your typical Crazy Bone character. They come in every color of the rainbow! Nothing too special about these ones, as they feature plain monocolored molds. The official sticker guides stated that the colors of brown, black and white would get retired around , which presumably meant they were harder to find; there was very little truth to this, as they would continue to produce figurines in this color. Also known as multicolor, these bones have a hand-painted touch to them. These were not featured in any classic sets, with the exception of Aliens.

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I did a little reserach online and each series seems to have about 5 really rare crazy bones and 10 semi rare crazy bones known as the "wanted" and "most wanted". The "S" is inside a red circle. Sports series is released. Hybrid Series. Disney Gogo's were also given away in German "Rewe" supermarkets in , albeit under the name "Wikkeez". Clothes Power Bands Pins Necklaces. Star Wars Wikkeez are released in Europe. Cachureos Trendylocos are released in Chile. Israel United States. Genios Universe. Crazy Bones products from around the globe can be found here. Knuckleheads are released in Australia and Europe.

Gogos are these little plastic figurines with simple yet incredibly endearing designs, first appearing in , which you could usually buy in 4-piece blind bags. The first series had 60 unique characters to collect, but it later fell out of production and was replaced with a rebooted collection of 80 Gogos in , each available in 5 different colours.

Cool series is released. In April , the Entertainer toy shop in Kingston upon Thames held a 'swap day'. The elusive Bimbo Tabas from Portugal have a stamp with a large "B" at the center. Reply 2. Gogo's Bomber stamp, notice the lack of the usual circle on the back and the "CE" logo in its place. While Series 1 was already released in North America, 15 new figures were promoted as upcoming characters to be released and inserted into Series 1 packs starting in September The Gatoons line of figures uses the exact same Panini stamp used on Gogo's years prior and even have the same stamp mold. Draccoheads are released. Stats Speed: This shows you whether the Gogo will gain speed and crash strength. Figurines created by other companies that attempt to mimic and imitate Gogo's have been released on many occasions throught the brand's lifetime, usually as competitors. My last trip back home for Christmas I happened to come across a couple packs of crazy bones in my local dollar tree! Little Tokyo's are released. It is simply the Kellogg's company logo stamped onto the figure's back, similar to the Coca-Cola stamp for Hielocos. This is either a laser or holo design, I'm not really sure but you can see how he's sort of glossy and shiny.