Some new videos popped up on YouTube today. Buzz Bot review (with the Carnival in the background.
This review also seems to show the new Toy Story 4 release of the Pizza Planet playset. This differs from the original in that it has no Zurg, or spaceship quarter ride accessory. I believe it is the same set, same paint job, just less accessories. I queued up the video to the Pizza Planet portion.
The Carnival Playset comes with Woody and Ducky. It has a non-moving Ferris Wheel, along with a slide and Hammer Time pirateship-style carnival ride. It also has a Bottle Knockdown and Star Adventurer game.
We had recently alerted Imaginext fans that Combat Carl & Bo Peep 2-Packs has been shipped from ToyWiz.
This week, we have seen an all-new Toy Story 8-Pack. It has Buzz, Woody, Combat Carl & Bo Peep. It also features four new Toy Story friends, Forky (the Spork), Duke Caboom (the Stuntman), Bunny & Ducky (these should be obvious.)
The Duke Caboom deluxe vehicle pack was also found on Mercari. It has Duke, motorcycle and a loop stunt set.
The back of the new packages also shows the first glimpse of the Carnival playset, which is not a remake of the Glove World playset. It also shows some of the action features of the new Buzz-Bot, which was first saw at Toy Fair New York.
Amazon has added some pictures for the Scooby-Doo Shaggy with Dune Buggy product.
You can click here to add it to your wishlist!
The Combat Carl & Bo Peep TS4 Two-Pack has appeared on ToyWiz.com and has shipped to a few early pre-order customers.
No official promo pictures are posted on ToyWiz at this time, but we have a fan photo for you to enjoy!
The product listing has shown up on Walmart.com with an official description of what Buzz-Bot will do:
This Buzz Lightyear inspired robot acts a space station, launch pad, and playset, all in one! Turn the power pad to open the chest exposing the play space Command Center with platforms and computer monitors; which will also act as the TRY ME in package! Buzz Bots right arm has a projectile launcher and open ports for extra projectiles. Buzz Bots left arm has a claw that can reach down and pick up figures and then drop them into the cargo hold down in the left foot. A fixed wing glider clips onto the back of Buzz Bot Both of Buzz Bots arms will rotate forward and back and torso swivels 45 degrees. Comes with a Buzz Lightyear Figure a space alien figure, and three projectiles.
Imaginext Teen Titans Go Ravager (Rose Wilson) with Bike and Red X & Jinx sets were shipped to Imaginext fans in Mexico, via Amazon Mexico
US fans have questioned Fisher Price customer service about their availability in the states. The official response was that the figures were not shipped/distributed to the US, but only available internationally. There was no further comment on which regions, or if they would ever see distribution in the US.
BUT, the good news is they are out there! So keep your eyes peeled on your next vacation to Mexico!
K. Croc has been spotted at Walmart online. Croc has an all-new sculpt, with a much more humanoid head, similar to the Suicide Squad movie. It looks like he just busted out of his chains, with a solid metal brace around his neck.
He also comes with a crocodile, with biting action.
For Imaginext fans, the first few days at Toy Fair 2019 were unimpressive. The new Toy Story 4 Buzz Bot was on display, but no videos or interactive demos were captured, so no one is certain if this is a large standing Mega toy, like the Power Rangers Megazords, or an R/C toy.
A new Batmobile was also on display, priced at $80, leaving most fans wanting more.
Today fans got more. More Batman Imaginext. For some, more repaints of just Batman are not exciting, but the series is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Batman, so these are not the normal crazy color variants.
Five new Batman figures are shown, each carded and numbered 1 to 5. These single blister-cards will be available at Walmart. Target also has five Batman figures, in a single collection, showing some unique Batman costumes throughout the years.
1939 features Detective Comics (#29) Batman, with a longer, wrap-around cloth cape, showcasing a very early, classic Batman. 1957 has Detective Comics (#241) featuring the Rainbow Batman, which pretty much sums up this design. 1965 Batman follows the story line of the “Blockbuster Invasion of Gotham City!” where Bruce Wayne’s role is important to capturing the villain, unmasked Bruce is wearing the iconic 1966 grey and blue costume (soon to appear on a future Bat-Channel). 2005’s Superman/Batman (#23) has the Kryptonite Man-possessed Batman. Forever Evil (#4) is 2014’s
Yellow Lantern Batman.
Imaginext Generation member L. Paul Evangelista found Imaginext Series 12 at the Mattel Store in El Segundo.
Series 12:
59 Black Clawtron Robot
60 Empire State “Big” Robot Building
61 Tan Surfer
62 Female Backpacker Camper
63 Monkey Tiger
64 Cyclist Bike Racer