The Mystery of Build A Figures: Who Came First?

On this episode we cover the history of build a figures, an innovation certainly popularized by Marvel Legends from Toybiz to Hasbro.
But their history does go farther back and seems to have it's roots in Japan with a few smaller companies and McDonalds.
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[@ToyInsanity]

The first BAF was Mr. Potatohead 1949.🔥🥔🔥 You even had to buy the potato separately.

[@viola0livido]

nope. because is the same matter for the robot that you assemble. a BAF figure means that you have your own figure and another figure that came out from pieces put together only if u buy the whole collection. e.g.: you buy Spider-Man and in the same box you have a Lizard's arm that you could only use with other lizards pieces and not with the Spiderman you bought.

[@myoldhandlewasmadewheniwas9]

@@viola0livido ..The man was joking, why do you gotta ruin it?

[@viola0livido]

@@myoldhandlewasmadewheniwas9 oh sorry... I didn't mean it

[@lawrencejelsma3937]

@@myoldhandlewasmadewheniwas9 ... The joke should have been ... Toy Models made with model glue!

[@SlyerFox666]

Yea that joke had me in pieces 😉

[@Soul-tz2ex]

*These videos are the cleanest in the Toy Community.

[@Rudypaolo]

But they could be so much more entertaining with the simple adding of more actual figure display instead of the filler images and Dan camera time

[@Soul-tz2ex]

@@Rudypaolo That would be nice, for the time it was so nice and chill

[@LongTermTitanKillingBootyCall]

@@Rudypaolo B roll would definitely be appreciated, especially because Dan is so entertaining. Some b roll from the photo booth while we hear Dan's VO from the tripod shot.

[@Larry]

At least the toy industry hasn't gone the same way as video games and sell you a random loot box part. Man, that would drive collectors insane.

[@RetroPillowcase]

Don’t give them ideas!

[@collver-]

Blind bags?

[@BenTenpenny]

Toybiz' BAFs were so amazing ... well worth the one or two additional figures you otherwise wouldn't have bought. Galactus Sentinel Apocalypse M.O.D.O.K Simply amazing. And just another thing Hasbro's line doesn't hold a candle too. They're just normal (or slightly bulkier) sized figures nowadays.

[@ER1CK12]

Fin Fang Foom was good. He’s just so damn hard to get and don’t forget expensive as hell lol but yeah I agree. Apocalypse, Abomination, Juggernaut, Rhino, Lizard, Kingpin, etc. shouldn’t be BAF especially since they were released by ToyBiz as single figures.

[@SWIFTO_SCYTHE]

BEST TOY CHANNEL EVER. I never knew that build a figure needed explanation and history lesson but i am glad i got it from you

[@MikeOrtego]

I love what David Letterman said about the Inspector Gadget Happy Meal build a figure "So by the time your kid has the whole action figure they weighs 400 lbs?" 🤣🤣🤣

[@franzyland]

Every McDonald's executive I have ever met, worth their salt, has one of those stupid Inspector Gadget figures prominently displayed in their office.

[@scriptandscalpel]

I like how his hat looks nothing like a hat and more like a man wearing a flower pot with helicopter rotors

[@scumbagbenis8762]

how many mcdonalds executives have you met

[@RetroPillowcase]

@@scumbagbenis8762 exactly

[@aaronorenstein5963]

I think Transformers briefly dabbled in BAF's with the 2006 Beast Wars 10th Anniversary line and its 'build-a-Transmutate'.

[@johntaylor1981]

I bought them all, I ended up with 2 Transmetal Rattraps in the end.

[@bigtastey7707]

Unfortunately this isnt a perfect system, which spawned individuals who just steal the piece they need to finish their figure out of packages at your local Walmart and targets.☹

[@waltermalone216]

Yeah basically. As I call it: "S. H. Figur-Swaps" Only time I ever did it was to Figure Swap a Figure Swap. The Figure Swapped Figure was one that I actually wanted, and I already had the one that had been Swapped but I only got it for a BAF Piece, so I swapped the figure back to where it belonged, it was technically Used but at least it wasn't a total disappointment to find on the shelf.

[@EdsterIII]

When figures are returned with either the main figure changed or the BAF piece swapped. What cracks me up and pisses me off is it says right on the package WHO it is yet they still return them.

[@ChaoPow]

The old package system prevented this. Didn’t see many swaps back in TB days.

[@EdsterIII]

@@ChaoPow True very true, but you needed to use a scissors or a knife to open a Toy Biz figure. It also insures Mint in Box WAS MINT IN BOX.

[@cable30]

Yea, i recently seen vidoes of parts missing cause those u want it so bad just open and steal the parts and leave the figure beind lol. they a bit pricey to me just to build a figure, when they should just make it or the figure u try build part of the line and not gotta buy all figures u not like just to build one lol. i just gotta wait for clearance any, for any i want real bad if any around lol.

[@thefont9]

You are really good at doing what you do my man. These essays are so good.

[@SecretGalaxyTV]

Thank you.

[@bobigghhb3]

Toy Galaxy disclaimer: Don't raise your shirt up to kids in fast food restaurants ie at all

[@zero195]

McFarlane got me with the BAF with their Metal Gear Solid 2 series. Each figure came with a different part of Metal Gear Ray and I got most of him, save for a leg because as woth all BAF waves, there is always that chase figure that people want regardless of the BAF piece.

[@invincigaz4067]

Didn't think I could love you more and then you went and used flight of the Concordes! "It business tiiiime" 😂🔥❤

[@dyafox7921]

My old high school buddy's dad had the complete McDonalds Inspector Gadget figure and displayed it very proudly in his home. Each time i went over to their house I marveled at it. Love seeing a video with you talking about it! Great one as always!

[@greenlanternhg5141]

I love/hate the BAF concept, I’m still missing the final piece for the MASS device and have several incomplete figures 😕 but I also was able to complete a lot of figures 🤔 Great video Mr Larson, Producer Greg 👍🏽✌🏽

[@wiibrockster]

I know that feeling. I've completed several figures through BAF but I have several incomplete ones.

[@kevinoswald4136]

I have a full scale functioning mass effect device, hail Cobra.

[@newwavepop]

i remember seeing lots of waves of BAFs where some parts were packed with more than one figure in a wave, so if you did actually buy the whole wave you are always going to have spare parts.

[@THEAnimeHERO]

I was one of those kids that bugged their mom to get all of the pieces of Inspector Gadget; I got them all. Also seeing Devilman makes me happy.

[@HossTheSlop]

You know when I'm down to just my socks, it's time for business, that's why they're called business socks.

[@leyenda6149]

All of Dan's Boba Fett's will merge as a super BAF

[@Oof]

Are we getting a Toy Galaxy set that includes Dan, Producer Greg, Mrs. Toy Galaxy and Toy Cat where the Build-A-Figure is a sentient mass of Boba Fetts? Or maybe just assembles a KZbin show?

[@shawnhull9988]

Love the videos man. Thanks for all of the hard work 👍👍

[@edwarddillon5886]

5:06 I have all the Devilman figures from the Fewture line, including rare color variants and both (YES BOTH) build a figures. Dante was the series two build a figure, however you forgot to mention series one had a glow in the dark Devilman skeleton build a figure. Late in the second series, Dante was available to purchase as a carded figure with better paint apps. Also they have a bunch of translucent variant figures as well, I know how much you like those translucent figures Dan.

[@4bdallah]

I love these kind of videos, can you do more of them?

[@mechamanblade8465]

Love the Toybiz Marvel Legends BAFs. The Galactus and Sentinel are my favorites and fit in well with my 3.3/4" Marvel Universe figures.

[@Ultrazilla]

Fantastic episode, Dan! Gosh i want that Devilman baddie! Wow!

[@scabdidlybastard]

These are the painted, packaged version (which are the exact same pieces as the actual BaF aside from the additional paint). The card slides out so he can be removed without damaging the packaging as long as the plastic isn't too brittle. buyee.jp/item/search/query/%E3%83%95%E3%83%A5%E3%83%BC%E3%83%81%E3%83%A3%E3%83%BC%E3%83%A2%E3%83%87%E3%83%AB%E3%82%BA%20%E3%83%87%E3%83%93%E3%83%AB%E3%83%9E%E3%83%B3%20%E3%83%80%E3%83%B3%E3%83%86%20%E3%82%BB%E3%82%AB%E3%83%B3%E3%83%89%E3%82%B7%E3%83%AA%E3%83%BC%E3%82%BA%20FEWTURE%20DEVILMAN%20MORE%20THAN%20DEMON%20DANTE%20%E6%9C%AA%E9%96%8B%E5%B0%81%20%E6%9C%AA%E4%BD%BF%E7%94%A8?translationType=1&suggest=1

[@katsomeday1]

As far as modular toys go, I'm waiting for the day you do Bone Age!

[@foodank_atr817]

I didn't even watch the movie but I feel like I need to complete that Inspector Gadget figure.

[@nine_tails137]

I actually completed it as a kid when it first came out. However, my mom had to order all the pieces online. And when I did finally get it, it wasn't as great as the ads made it out to be. Not horrible, just very bland and goofy-looking.

[@Kneelift2099]

I think I'm most surprised that McDonald's Happy meals aren't that much more expensive than 2.99 today.

[@wolfprime]

Someone recently told me the first build a figure and one that kicked off the baf collecting craze was Pitt. Now I know he's full of crap! Great vid as always.

[@RockNerdRadio]

Great video! Thinking about it, Galactus is what really got me all in on Marvel Legends. I was cherry picking my favorite characters in each wave and then when the Galactus build-a-figure hit I knew I had to own everybody because I wanted Galactus. I've never looked back since and I think I've completed almost every wave since then.

[@williegray1995]

Fantastic video very very informative.

[@AyeThatsHandsomePete]

I’m a simple man. I see a Flight of the Conchords reference, I like the video.

[@dodgyb2001]

Me too.... it's business, it's business time....

[@marvint.7811]

Interesting video but I think the Mcfarlane Metal Gear Solid 2 series with a Build a figure Metal gear Ray predated toybiz's efforts. I think Mcfarlane deserves more credit.

[@thepld]

🎶** whistles **Johnny Longtorso! Johnny Longtorso! He’s the man who comes in pieces! 🎶He’s long!

[@thejesse9657]

I remember the 10th Anniversary Beast Wars collection had some BAF parts for little alien guy. My son pointed out recent Dragon Ball Super figures had parts for a fused Zamasu figure.

[@darkmyro]

I also would love to see more build a diorama piece every once in a while.

[@michaelvan-oosten2915]

Great video, as always. I had the Sentinel build-a-figure, only one I ever fully completed, but traded it to my friend for 2 Gundams, Zeta Gundam and my favorite the Zaku II. Miss the Sentinel, but still have and love those Gundams.

[@Corlock78]

Battle Force 2000 Future Fortress if we're going to count build-a-diaramas, that probably counts too.

[@Transfixed]

Even though they tweaked it into not even really assembling per se. What a miss that was.

[@Aliexster]

The first Build-a-figure was from 1993: Johnny Long-Torso! Johnny Long-Torso! The man who comes in pieces!!!!!

[@Nightcoffee365]

Aliexster **WUH-TSH!** Thank you for this comment.

[@MadisonCarter]

It's amazing how this early 90s Mystery Science Theater 3000 skit ended up being fairly prophetic.

[@crashmoar290]

I can’t look at a BAF without this going through my head.

[@Grnvolpe]

I remember all of these and honestly thought it was an older strategy than it is

[@majorjoe23]

I loved the way the Futurama line used this to give us bigger bots.

[@corvus1970]

Build-a-Dan should also come with an optional chainsaw hand, and a boom-stick, since Ash looks like you and everything. 😁

[@cormoran2303]

8:27 build-a-Paul-Bearer YEEESSS!!!!

[@GameHammerCG]

The faces on those kids when the guy lifts his shirt at them exactly matches my expression when I saw that advert. It’s so close to being inappropriate. So, so close.

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

Exactly and never a "Go, Go" for any inspector or just a justice enforcer!

[@lamartherevenger]

BAFs... the one thing that gives me OCD. Warlock and Mojo are what I'm working on now.

[@bubbastevegarcia2459]

You guys always make top notch videos but this was something I didn't know I wanted to know lol

[@soundblaster1987reviews]

Even Transformers got into the BAF business last year with their Cyberverse Deluxe assortment, where you could build Maccadam the Old Oil House bartender by purchasing Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Megatron, Shockwave, Arcee, Grimlock, Hot Rod and Thunderhowl.

[@FeelinKindaGrey]

I was shocked to hear you mention the Devilman Dante set!

[@KendrickHarrisKenfinity]

The DC Universe and Inspector Gadget "Go, Go" to McDonald's pieces are awesome to build Atom Smasher, and all of the other unstoppable characters and accessories are awesome to keep forever. Stay safe everyone!

[@EdgedShadow]

The Metal Gear Solid 2 line was the first BaF I remember.

[@shinaito]

So hard to track back then since not every store carried spawn toys.... now it’s crazy lol

[@andybutterbaugh2998]

The only thing that sucks is toy companies pushing figures that no one really wants, by including parts for a " build a figure" thats a super desirable must have. Case in point, I have to buy Marvel legends Poison, and Scream figure, ( figures I could care less about), just to finish my Venom build a figure. I also have to buy the " newer" Omega Red, ( I have the old one, no need to upgrade) just to finish Sauron. FIDDLESTIX!!!!!!!

[@grahf4215]

And that's why I love Combiner Wars. You can just mix and match everything. I wish Generations Selects would release more combiner figures. I still need Skids, Tracks, Sideswipe, Grapple, Thudercracker, Soundwave and so many more. I couldn't care less if each base mold was used 20 times each, it's what I always wanted from my Transformers since G1. And besides, maybe Combiner Wars takes place in an era like Animated where all Cybertronians share protoform types and that's why they all use the same molds.

[@steverino6954]

That initial Galactus wave is still my favorite baf line. Even though a few of the figures were "meh" to me, I had to have that Galactus. (Toybiz had me right where they wanted me.) It was worth it though. And back then, it was pretty easy to snag the whole set. Sometimes all at once. And the bafs were bigger. Heck, sometimes the baf today is smaller than the figures that the pieces came with. (Jubilee, Puck, Hit Monkey). Definitely more in it for the company, than for the consumer. Whereas the older big bafs were more symbiotic for both parties. Hasbro still has me where they want me though. Especially if its a good baf like Kingpin or the new Apocalypse baf. Now days though I can just buy the completed baf on ebay, if I find a good deal and I'm not crazy about all the individual figures.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

The only Build-a-Figure I ever finished was the 2006 10th Anniversary Beast Wars Transmutate. It helped that I only bought 1 figure out of the line for the sake of completing it - Tarantulas. I actually wanted the rest of them so it all worked out.

[@warbosswurldsmasha5414]

I still have that Inspector Gadget. Probably the single coolest set of McDonald's toys.

[@Joecota95]

I still have my inspector gadget figure

[@ccggenius]

The concept started as a way to get us bigger figures. Now it's selling us Lebowski Thor. I look forward to the inevitable "six recolors of one character" set that builds one figure that you ACTUALLY want. Also, fun fact: there's six figures to a set, but 8 figures to a case. When the aisles overflow with one or two characters, it's because there are LITERALLY twice as many of them as the other figures.

[@UntitledShowwithBobandPat]

Johnny Long-Torso, Johnny Long Torso, the man who comes in pieces!

[@TraxelAxel]

While traditional Lego is not what I would consider BOF, but Bionicle was my go to "action figures". I would spend hours building them and having them fight my real action figures in the wildest cross overs you could imagine. I am glad you mentioned the star wars build a droid as that is my only experience with actually going after BOF. I just buy the figures I want typically so I have a box full of mismatched body parts.

[@torpedo8384]

First thanks Dan for being a GI Joe fan and doing that episode of WOJM. Second, come on, the distribution of those MASS Device dvd sets was so bad most of us never saw the legendary crystal emitter part. Yeah sure Hasbro re released the figures in a make-up-call set, but that emitter never saw wide release. Most Joe fans bought dvds we had already and the umpteenth version of Duke in anticipation of a full Macguffin! Instead all we got was a sad off scale base for our Weather Dominator(s) and a cart for our Cobra trooper to push around. Bugger is bound to be the fourth GI Joe holy grail

[@nightwingjosh8491]

Another company that did baf's is Underground toys, a UK toy company that brought us doctor who toys. in 2007 they did baf's of some big characters from the show

[@nine_tails137]

The problem with Build-A-Figures, is hunting down all the pieces. I recall buying the body parts for Superion, Bruticus, and Constructicon Maximus from the Transformers Energon toyline, but I never found the arm and leg pieces. The only Transformers combiner I successfully completed, was Power of the Primes Volcanicus.

[@henryferkey4505]

The only downer is if you want one or two figures and have to figure out what you want to do with the baf piece that could have been extra accessories. This did create a secondary market for the figures without baf parts and for the baf parts themselves.

[@ReconFigures]

Great video! It's certainly a great strategy to get an extra figure as a reward for buying them all, but to those of us who still cherry-pick (due to financial reasons and/or personal preferences), it feels like it's a punishment. Honestly, I wouldn't mind paying for some BAF's whole, if I could avoid buying, say, more than half of a particular wave, but of course, I don't think companies would want to do it that way. But at least now there are trading communities so that's been helpful.

[@MoCa1979Jr]

Something told me the idea for Build-A-Figures was going to have something to do w/ the X-men. It's yet another reason why I love that franchise so much. I just pray the MCU finally does their films justice. 🙏

[@jacoblear1265]

I was waiting for micronauts to make the list before centurions or transformers ... I had a lot of Star Wars etc on my shelf but I played with micronauts more than anything else at that time!!

[@JomasterTheSecond]

Let's get all of the figures!! More than length 20 inches!

[@MikeFrazee222]

BAF is frustrating. I'm only into certain characters like Carnage and Venom. I thought I was getting parts to the jacked up Vemon only to discover there was different BAF versions. That explains why the pieces didn't fit.

[@ringokageyama6439]

B-Club of Japan had a Build a Glaspolimer Sword from Silent Möbius by buying all the figure kits. Done back in the 90's

[@billpagan3070]

Money, money, money!!! Love the review 👍😁

[@darklycan8132]

Another great video

[@thomasdenton1095]

No mention of the waste. What about all the people who wanted one or even three figures who didn't get a character specific accessory in place of a BAF figure part they didn't care about?

[@badanzlordofchromosomes823]

I'm pretty sure I came first after seeing the Sauron Marvel legends BAF

[@Shockwave-ob2tx]

I happen to be in a flea market and found a full Galactus BAF for 5 bucks, so it's possible to get the BAF without buying a set...but only when all the planets and moons are in alignment, and it pretty much drops into your lap...

[@dinomonzon8853]

Another great video! Nice touch, using Deep Six (1989) to represent G. I. Joe instead of the better known Joes like Snake-Eyes or General Hawk. I think Sabine Wren would slamdance Boba Fett; he was just a clone, after all. Too bad the Marvel Comics' Godzilla wasn't and couldn't be made part of the Marvel Legends BAF line back then, though...

[@troyr4521]

Fantastic History of, Dan. I used to have all the Toybiz Marvel Legends Bafs. Giant Man imo was the best.

[@infinitegodaikinbrent8174]

Just a correction: Matchbox Voltron Lions and/or Vehicles did not come out until 1985. Voltron was originally named Golion, and Golion did not arrive on US shores until 1982 in the Godaikin line. Unless you lived in New York or LA in late 1981 and picked up the Popy Japanese Box Golion sold in only 1 store in NY, and 1 store in LA, until the Godaikin line came out in early November 1982. In late 1984 World Event Productions (WEP) acquired Golion, changed the name to Voltron, and right before Thanksgiving 1985 had Voltron marketed by Matchbox into history with WEP’s immortal cartoon😊😊

[@machogandalf]

Toy Galaxy Pixel Dan Fwoosh and Cincy Nerd are the best toy channels on KZbin

[@originaluddite]

You mention dioramas a few times in this - dioramas could be a cool topic for a video sometime. :)

[@LochNessHamster]

I wanted that complete inspector gadget figure so bad when I was little

[@LightningBoltJpS]

I’m pretty sure I was the first or second view on this, but I’m like the 10th comment. Any chance for that “planned but abandoned” toy lines for 70s and 80s tv shows video idea? I’d watch the shit out of that. Was there a Magnum figure line? Air Wolf? Golden Girls? The world wants Toy Galaxy to tell them.

[@TheDing1701]

I had an Airwolf copter that was about a foot long or so. The only problem was the wheels didn't retract. So naturally, I sawed them off with a steak knife.

[@wiibrockster]

I'd love a Golden Girl's toyline

[@grokashrimp]

Thank you

[@torkflame]

This is the guy from the old Top 10 FTW videos right?

[@danielbloomquist9810]

Great. Now I want a high end pair of inaction (they're sat on stools) figures of New Zealand's 4th most popular comedy folk duo, Bret and Jemaine.

[@deralfenderson]

I guess because the Droid Factory came as a complete set, is it merely a spiritual forefather? I'm guessing it eventually spawned some of the parts for the Build-A-Droid set, yes? I had the first run of the Droid Factory when I was a kid. Got it for my fifth or sixth birthday. What fun that set was... until the parts got lost!

[@deralfenderson]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5zNiJJjhcdjgdU

[@luiszuniga2859]

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty figures from McFarlane Toys consisted of 6 action figures, each coming with accessories and a exclusive figure part to build up a exclusive 7th figure... the figure in question is Metal Gear RAY !!!

[@Forcemaster2000]

Thanks for this video, I had no idea this was a thing!

[@TimHayes]

Six pieces for a build a Tim Hayes figure: 1 for my head. 1 for my body. 2 for my arms. Then 2 for my legs.

[@SirG.L.RIC.KAGE-Esq]

What? Don't look at me. Kedric Hayes is indivisible! Didn't ya know? Lol

[@jamesbarksdale415]

How about an episode about mail aways?

[@Rodimus13ShelfSpace]

I'm surprise there was no mention of the old SNL skit of "Sold Separately Man".

[@dibujanteindie3622]

Thanks, now im more informated.

[@obnotchtcles6591]

Love the vids

[@brandonandcharlene9527]

I think all toy dept employees at retail stores should watch this video. When a scalper buys all the Marvel Legends , removed the BAF parts, then returns them, and they go back on the shelf because the employees are oblivious to what's going on.....😡😡😡

[@sXeblues]

I have yet to _ever_ complete a build-a-figure or collect and connect figure... I can barely afford a $20 figure, most months. Let alone a whole wave. So, I dunno if I ever will.

[@JRSanchez93]

EBay a and clearance deals helped me out a bunch.

[@cjdunham7979]

Ha, I love the way the Biohazard card says: "Other Parts" Sold Separately. The quotation marks there -- what exactly is "other parts" a euphemism for? 😋

[@TheDing1701]

Oh, man. I hate when people use quotation marks for emphasis. It's always dubious when I see a "free" car wash... I wonder what I'm in for. LOL

[@cjdunham7979]

@@TheDing1701 , hey this is kinda funny, to me anyway: I am *right* now texting with my brother overseas, talking about language. I had just said how in Thai "ding dong" is something like "money boat". As he was responding to that the alert of your reply came in and I saw TheDing. Sorry for rambling, just a kind of neat coincidence.

[@cjdunham7979]

@@TheDing1701 , but yeah, if the quotes had been around "sold" or "sold separately", I dunno, a little closer to the facts maybe? I "bought" this action figure..... 😝

[@TheDing1701]

@@cjdunham7979 That's great! I've had the nickname "Pudding" for over 25 years. It's been cut in half over time. My circle of friends and I are all around the half-century mark. Some call me "Pud", some "Ding"; it's been an interesting evolution! Hell, some of my acquaintances from that early time never even new my real name!

[@thachocolategod]

I just love the Flight Of The Conchords reference

[@multi-voiceentertainment7013]

There's one you forgot even Universal got them self into the whole build your own action figure by creating Universal monster action figure period that where you create your own giant Frankenstein monster.

[@Backtothezack]

This exact business model is the reason I own two shitty Marvel Legends serpent society members and a Malekith, but tbh I’m glad it exists because even though I just want a Thanos or a Cull Obsedian, it gives me excuse to buy multiple figures I was hesitant on and some of the figures I would never have bought in a million years but find my self pleasantly surprised by the quality and coolness of the figure such as a living laser figure and a Citizen V figure who I’m glad I now have in my collection even though I never said to myself that I wanted them in action figure form.

[@craigcharlesworth1538]

I've only ever completed one BAF and that was the Multiverse Killer Croc from the Suicide Squad movie wave. I'm pretty bad at them.

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

Only Build a figure I have is the K1 robot from Tom Baker's first episode Robot (Doctor Who)

[@knavehart]

a very hard figure to get these days -- the Mangus Greel was a tricky one to track down

[@TheBlindDyslexic]

@@knavehart Got it when it first came out.

[@soapdog6531]

You left out the Geo Gems from the ZEN The Intergalactic Ninja toy line. Was not very impressive, but still combined.