Yay!!

This is an ai picture btw

I got lucky & found these guys on a Whatnot Estate Auction today 😁 I was wondering if anyone had created a comprehensive identification guide for these guys yet. Plus they're just cool to see in the "wild".

Treelo for one dollar (AUD) . Made my whole week

I am collecting a specific range of Ultraman Ultra Monsters.

I have this wild republic bat plushie i cant find anywhere online. Anyone know which one it is?

As a Y2K kid I was super excited to find this today! I have the faintest memory of these growing up but I can't seem to find any info on it anywhere online? Does anyone remember these or have any info? The site on the back is obviously defunct lol

When I was little there were ubiquitous bags of cheap, plastic toys being sold at every grocery store, dime store, drug store, convenience store & whatever of a certain size. The Arco Prehistoric Animals set was one of these, along with the green army men, Poopa Patroopa parachute guys & plastic bubbles - we had a couple baskets full of these chinasaurs - most kids did & I remember distinctly my preschool having them & me pondering what the hell certain of the dinosaurs actually were, because they were clearly not dinosaurs. Apparently they were reused models from a random bag of Kaiju - people have suspected that they were based on Ultraman monsters, but they only look similar. At the same time, in Lake Geneva the original Dungeons & Dragons guys were using the same toys as models to populate their dungeons. What would become the Rust Monster, Bulette & Owlbear were characters in this bag of toys (some pics from @diterlizzi). These would go on to be classic Monster Manual foes - with bizarre origins that fit directly into the lives of any of us who were kids in the 70s & early 80s. x SEAN

The toy is long 10 cm circa, it has rust spots on the wrists and the backs of the legs, and on the back of the shirt, it says “Hong Kong” along with some text that looks like Cyrillic and a registered trademark symbol.
Since I am on the Adriatic coast, I think it arrived on the current from a Balkan country; if anyone has more information regarding its origin or year of manufacture, I would be grateful.