Sega Toys Co., Ltd. is a division of Sega Sammy Holdings based in Japan that designs and manufactures toys. It was founded in 1994, but wasn't named Sega Toys until being renamed from predessor Sega Yonezawa in April 1998. In 2003, Sega Toys produced various toys for Sonic X.[1]
Sonic X
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Desk Battle: Mini remote controlled toys controlled by infrared.[2] | 2,480 yen (each) |
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Figure Collection: Blind box figurines of characters from the show. There are eleven in total, and two rare extras. Each come with a transparent display container.[2] | 300 yen (each) |
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25 cm plush toys of Sonic, Tails and Knuckles. | 1,000 yen (each) |
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A 35 cm Sonic plush toy that has wires in its limbs so it can be posed. |
Gallery
Desk Battle and Plush toys
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Figure Collection
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References
External links
- Sega Toys at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Sega Toys on Sega Retro
- Official website
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