Collectibles - Toys & Figurines - 2001 - 2008

CAN'T SLEEP. TINY'S GONNA EAT ME.

Assemble your own Jet Board Crash.

I'm sure this worked great.

Back in 2001, Nestlé included small toys based on Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon, and Lara Croft in select cereal boxes in the United Kingdom. There were 2 toys for each character. The left picture shows a Crash toy that could spin around manually, coupled with a Spyro toy that would (supposedly) move back and forth if his wings were moved. The right picture shows the other Crash toy, which came with a plastic cone (not pictured) to balance Crash on, as well as the second Spyro toy, which didn't really do anything.

A Bobble Head toy that came as a bonus with The Wrath of Cortex at Best Buy.

That bear is totally Crash.

You jump on it 10 times to get the coins out.

Green is totally the first color that comes to mind when I think of Crash.

A nice cookie jar inspired by promotional art from the original game.

Oops, I must have run into a glitch. Crash has gone T-stance on me.

Doghouse not included.

Crash, Polar, and Pura were featured in a small figurine line-up in Japan.

You might be wondering why someone took this photo in a bathroom, but that's probably the first place you'll go to after eating what the toy came with.

A special playset containing all Super Deck pieces and Crash Bandicoot without a T-stance.

Carl's Cool Kids gave one of these toys away with each Cool Kids Combo meal in June 2001. They've got a weird perception of the color orange.

Pull it back and wheeee!

They were really milking this cow for all it was worth.

Based on a Crash Twinsanity render. Placing it on your GamePad unlocks Crash as a secret challenger. Just kidding, it's a hunk of plastic.

A promotional figurine that was never sold to the public.

Knock the sign over to enter a secret level.

No more tacos for you, Crash!

Guys, I can't breathe.

This neat statuette was based on the in-game model from Crash of the Titans. Its actual size is hard to tell from the picture. Only 15 of these were ever made, and they were given away as prizes in Xbox's Family Game Night Sweepstakes, making them a true rarity among Crash Bandicoot memorabilia.