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If you’re a parent of a toddler up to a tween, I am very sure that you know that Gogo’s Crazy Bones are one of the popular toys around. From a parent’s view, they’re just these inexpensive plastic 1″ colorful figures that have been given names and qualities. But for the kids, they’re these cool figures that they can play infinite games with.

My boys are not immune to the draw of these Go-go’s. Even in their school, these go-go’s all come out to play at dismissal time. They do the usual battle games (as suggested in the Go-go’s book), but they also use these figures to play all other sorts of games and tricks.

The most avid collector I know is my nephew who lives in the U.S., who now has a YouTube channel, to document his collection of Go-go’s and his other toys. Here is one of his many videos showing a trick shot with his favorite Crazy Bone, Mosh.

Check out his other videos for more Go-go’s trick shots and other toy reviews. Don’t worry, his channel is definitely kid-safe.

Gogo’s Crazy Bones are available worldwide. However, they are released differently per region. The U.S. version Gogo’s named Mosh, for example, is Bugui here in the Philippines (this according to my kids).

To feature the new series “Cool Gogo’s Crazy Bones” now has sampling activities in leading toy stores. Check out the schedule below-

Get a Free COOL GOGO by simply joining the sampling activity. MECHANICS : Each kid will be given 8 pcs of Cool Gogos and will be asked to shoot in the hole/basket. Shoot 5 or all 8 Pcs. of Gogos to win 1 Gogo pack+album. Kid who is not able to shoot all Gogos or 5 pcs.,will receive one Cool Gogo pack. For Kids 5-11 years old only.

Gogo’s Crazy Bones is distributed here in the Philippines by Ban Kee Trading. For updates about Gogo’s Crazy Bones, check out their Facebook page – http://www.facebook.com/GoGoSCrazyBonesToysPhilippines

Photo Credits: Ban Kee Trading

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