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During the mid 1990s, Coca Cola released a similar brand of toys named "Hielocos" in Mexico, Ecuador and "Geloucos" in Brazil (translated to 'Crazy Ices').
Since the resurgence of the European Gogo's Crazy Bones, several similar products have entered the market;
- Little Tokyo's / Japs - Made by Exit toys of Barcelona
- Toonz/Blinku/XRays micro monsters (40 to collect + 2(?)half-toonz that connect to create a single micro monster) - Clearly derivative but with the gimmick of animated '3d motion effect' faces. Made by Dracco, a Danish company with a Macau-based subsidiary.
- Skyzos - Made by Panini. Each model has a good and evil side.
- Fings - Made by Topps Europe
- Frikis - Made by E-Max (Have a BONES™ label on the back.)
- Jojo's, Bouncin Boneheads and TimFoot - Made by Imperial Toys
- Fidgets' Knuckleheads - Made by Moose
- Dracco Heads - Made by Dracco
- Simpsons - Made by Dracco
- Grolls & Gorks - Made by Dracco
- Dragon Hunter - Made by Dracco
- Crazy Critters - Made by Avon Company (Use same sculpts as Knuckle Heads)
- Nitsus - Made by Abril
- Jetsons - Sold in Peru
- Avengers Chibis - Made by Bulls-Eye Toys
- Digimon - Only released in Peru
- Matuolas - Made by Matutano (Characters were stolen from Crazy Bones)
- E - Flyers - Made by E Max (Added a gimmick of magnets)
- Spongebob - Made by E Max (e-flyers)
- Dunkin Shockys - Made by ???
- Star Wars - Made by Dracco
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