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The last animal seems to be a kind ofWolpertinger
The dead cat figure was made by guro manga artist, Shintaro Kago... you ought to attribute that to him.
I keep seeing that set of green knives for schoolkids. What's so wrong with a set of cooking knives for schoolkids? What else would they use for cookery?
Hey, I think I know what that dead cat business is all about! When I was a kid in Japan, we used to sing this song about stepping on the cat. It was sung to the melody of the Flea Waltz which anyone learning the piano would probably know.
Ne-ko fun-jat-ta
Ne-ko fun-jat-ta
Ne-ko fun-ja fun-ja fun-jat-ta
etc.
Thank you for all this info on the dead cat. Updated.
one ot this toy (you can shave your baby) was made by one of the most popular Polish moder artist - Antoni Libera, so I assume that the rest of it is also some kind of performence.
If I am not mistaken, the "clone baby" in the tank is from an episode of the "X-Files". The baby, if you look closely, resembles David Duchovny.
THe multi-animal would be a kind of Chimera
roadkilltoys.com make an excellent line of crushed cuddlies, they have zips so you can stuff them back in, I have Twitch the possum myself
http://www.roadkilltoys.com/component/page,shop.product_details/flypage,flypage_rk/product_id,1/category_id,5/manufacturer_id,0/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,80/
Also, what exactly is the dog with the removable part?
Wow! Great collection of bizarro toys, and thanks for linking to the Weirdo Toys blog. Glad you liked the toys. Now I get to check out your site....
Twisted! I'm pretty sure some of those are not for kids....right?
Bob the killer rabbit from Monte Pythons Holy Grail. My daughter has one of those as thats her favorite movie.
Some of these toys are really scarry. What insane mind project such things!
Strange Twisted and bizzare is this car from Poland.
These toys are going to haunt many children, in their nightmares.. for sure.
Lol!
This girl from Montreal, Miss Agonie, also makes all kinds of crazy plush toys, worth a look!
You didn't have any Little Apple Dolls here, you should see them. I collect them, and I think they're adorable, but some of my friends tell me, that they are creepy. Can't understand why..
Very nice pics!) Crazy steampunk rabbit and Jigsaw puzzle - the best))))
Michael Jackson Doll from Susan's Custom Creepy Dolls is terrifying. Scary Michael Jackson is sitting in a rocking chair, staring at you.
In japan bizarre and weird is an actual selling point. There’s lots of products pushed out and only the truly insane and weird will really get sold in numbers.
the price tag on some of these are expensive and it has to do with the fact that most Japanese families both parents work. Parents usually feeling guilty give their kids an allowance, this is the same in the US, but the amount given is much higher.
So kids generally have a lot more spending money and they become consumers at a younger age. So they buy all sorts of knick knacks like these toys.
Mr. Bean looks like Spock!
Wow..I got creeped out just looking at those toys. I think if I had those in my home I wouldn't be able to sleep at night!
The would be elephant in fact is Forgotten one from WOW,lol
The last image kind of reminds me of the Whingdingdilly. One of my favourite books growing up.
The last animal is a Panzeraffant. Got a herd of them in our local zoo.
VMOS asked what the plastic dog with the removable part was, and I have to admit that I was wondering about that as well. So I looked up the product number and found out what it was: a dog sex toy. The removable part is shown as it's being cleaned after usage! Uuuuughhh (*shudders*). Here's the link: http://www.buyer-buying.com/html-www62/dog-sex-toy-420547.htm
I am trying to track down the name and origins of the animal/elephant like creature in the last picture. I have been seeing them on several sites but no one seems to know what they are called.
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