$24.99 €19.99 £19.99 $39.99Additional prices: 9447 Lasha's Bite Cycle is a 249 piece Ninjago set released in May 2012. It includes Cole ZX, Lasha, the Venomari Fang Blade, a small blacksmith forge, and a Bite Cycle. Slither away with the fang blade on Lasha's Bite Cycle! At the blacksmith shop, Cole is examining one of the long-lost fang blades, when suddenly Lasha, a Venomari tribe scout, zooms by on his ferocious Bite Cycle. Help Cole dodge the Bite Cycle's whipping tail and deadly missile attack! Then stop Lasha from escaping with the fang blade! Includes 2 minifigures: Cole ZX and Lasha, Lasha's Bite Cycle, blacksmith forge, Venomari fang blade with green anti-venom capsule, golden weapon and 5 regular weapons. Includes 2 minifigures: Cole ZX and Lasha Features flick missiles and whipping tail Also includes blacksmith forge Weapons include Venomari fang blade with green anti-venom capsule, golden weapon and 5 regular weapons Fire the flick missiles!
Whip the Bite Cycle's tail! Measures over 12" (30cm) long Blacksmith forge measures over 15" (6cm) long, 2" (5cm) wide and 3" (8cm) tall Explore LEGO® Ninjago in a whole new way with 3856 LEGO Ninjago from LEGO Games!Pets doing silly things and even Taylor Swift's latest video may generate millions of views, but it's a video that shows a woman removing toys out of packaged that is the internet's top earner. According to a video analytics platform called OpenSlate, the highest YouTube earner of 2014 made nearly $5 million just by opening Disney toy packages.The DC Toys Collector YouTube channel features a woman removing the toys and then putting them together. Like christmas every day: Mysterious toy-unboxer DC Toys Collector was the most popular YouTube channel in October with 400m views a month Another gift: The channel features a young woman in intricately painted nails removing the toys from their packaging and then assembling themThe channel features over 1,600 videos and gets 380 million views a month.
Its most-played video is Play-Doh Sparkle Disney Princesses. The video has been viewed more than 172 million times since it was posted in July. Unboxing is a relatively new genre of YouTube videos, and DC Toys Collector struck while the iron was hot. Unboxing videos show off the features of a product, most often a piece of technology.Essentially the videos are a virtual tour of a product in which you're interested.Here, the user unboxes everything from Disney princesses, to tubs of Play-Doh, to Lego sets. Toy unboxing usually shows the narrator assembling a toy for the viewer. Playtime: The channel has about one new video a day. DC Collector is part of a new, highly lucrative genre of online videos called 'unboxing' Unreal: The one-woman toy-reviewing YouTuber called DC Toys Collector is making more money than most CEOsOnly the narrator's hands and the product being unboxed are usually seen.Despite the channel's massive, sweeping, and somewhat perplexing popularity, no one — neither the toddlers who watch it along with their parents, nor executives at YouTube seem to know who is behind it.
Children love the videos. One uploaded to DC Toys Collector's channel on Friday called Teletubbies Stacking Cups Surprise Eggs Play-Doh already has 200,000 views.All her videos start the same way with the toy being introduced. The woman then goes on to open and 'play' with the children's toy pointing out various 'adorable' features.Dane Golden, who works in the YouTube channel ecosystem as the VP of marketing at Octoly has followed Disney Collector for some time.'What I believe to be true is that kids are loving this because the woman never shows her face,' Golden said to BuzzFeed. 'You never see anything but her well-manicured hands. She has a very comforting voice. It's just like playing with other kids playing toys. I think she disappears in the mind of the children.' So simple: The user unboxes everything from Disney princesses, to tubs of Play-Doh, to Lego sets Colorful character: Unboxing YouTubers don't typically have sponsorship connections to the brands of products they're unwrapping
With less than 100 days to Christmas, it seems that already the children's toy adverts are already on the increase with the irritatingly catchy jingles and the bright colours which sucker in kids across the nation. Your child has probably already began the "I want that" routine and the list is now as big as your arm, let alone theirs. Though we are sure you will be reminded on a daily basis on the run up to Christmas Eve, Toys R Us has compiled its list of the must-have toys for Christmas. The UK's largest toy store has highlighted 14 (only) toys which it predicts will be at the top of every child's letter to Father Christmas, and not all of them come cheap, ranging in price from £20 to £200. READ MORE : Toys R Us help you to spread the cost of Christmas So what will you be buying if your children made the nice list? In case you missed the absolutely hilarious YouTube sensation that sent Hasbro sales soaring, Pie Face is a roulette style game in which the loser finds themselves walloped in the face with a mechanical hand full of whipped cream.
A simple concept, but it proved extremely popular last year, selling out in most toy stores. This year the game has had a makeover so that it now resembles a Minion, automatically making it twice as much fun as the original, as let's face it, Minions are everywhere, despite the fact they have not featured in a movie for more than a year. The movie has not even been released yet and already the merchandise is being pegged as a Christmas must have! This quirky character (voiced in the film by Anna Kendrick) is 14 inches tall and says 25 different phrases by pressing its tummy. It would seem that the phenomena that is a Shopkin, is not going to be leaving us any time soon, with new characters and collectibles as well as the countless accessories, released each year. This year is no different and the one that Toys R Us is highlighting is the Smoothie Truck sold with two exclusive Shopkins characters, two stools, a blender and a VIP card to use with the free app. RRP £19.99. What more could your child want?
Not only does this toy allow them to be a popstar, they can film themselves while doing it! The Selfie Mic is an adjustable selfie stick, karaoke microphone, earpiece and free Star Maker singing app which has more than 1,000 hits. At the bargain end of this least also at £19.99. Nowadays LEGO is so much more than bricks. There is an entire world to discover, and if your Christmases are anything like ours, it will be you discovering it as you build up the latest addition to your child's LEGO collection. Toys R Us has selected Stephanie and Laurie's Heartlake Party shop as a must-have gift this Christmas. The ideal stop to pick up all your partying requirements, it has balloons and fancy dress accessories to be explored on the carousel. This one is an incredibly reasonable £24.99 for hours of fun, the question is, will it be you or your child who gets to enjoy it? VERY similar in appearance to those pesky Shopkins you'll be finding under the sofa each time you hoover, Num Noms are collectable figures.
But, and here is the good part if your daughter is a fan of makeup and watching Zoella on YouTube, this ice cream style truck allows your child to make their own flavoured lip gloss. Simply pick a flavour, mix the sprinkles, blend together and swirl out the lip gloss into a sundae container like an ice cream. This one is £29.99.The proof of the magic of Christmas in the form of this beautiful giant unicorn. Measuring 45 inches, it is ideal to cuddle or ride on or could even be used as a pillow with its super soft body. In enchanting shades of pink and purple (well what other colours whould you expect to find a unicorn?) this gift would be the perfect companion for any fairy tale adventure. Whenever there's a problem in adventure bay, it is usually caused by the mayor (how on Earth did someone so incompetent get to such a high level of power?) and her pet chicken. Though, as the theme tune continues: "Ryder and his team of pups will come and save the day." Your child can complete all manner of rescue missions with this Paw Patrol Air Controller.
Priced at £39.99 it can easily transform from a helicopter into a plane and has real lights and sounds. It will provide endless fun for your child as they load the cargo bay and cockpit with characters. At £44.99, your wannabe leader of The Empire can defend the galaxy in all directions with this Spinning Light Saber, with a lightdagger included too for close combat requirements. What sets this Lightsaber apart from others, and launches it to the most wanted list, is the 360-degree spinning connector hilt. Another blast from the past that has been re-vamped, it would seem that it is not only 90's fashion which has come back around. The Tri-Strike allows you to bring an entire arsenal onto the battlefield with three different blaster features to be used individually, in unison or in customised configurations. Priced at £49.99 As we said, there is an entire world of LEGO to be discovered and here is one for the boys. Players gear up for battle at the ninja's underground desert hideout.
This one demonstrates just how much LEGO toys can vary in price at an eye-watering £94.99. Fresh from 1998, Furby is back and it has its very own app. Featuring many of the same interactions as the Furby of the last century, children can watch to see how the Furby reacts to tickles, shakes or being turned upside down. What's new for the 21st century is the app which is full of surprises, plus its colourful eyes which can display more than 150 animations to express what the Furby wants. Furby Connect is available in a choice of four colours at £99.99 each. Your child can have hours of endless fun building and customising their very own motorised Thomas & Friends Trackmaster Thomas Sky-High Bridge Jump Playset. This set will take Thomas to greater heights and faster speeds as he races around the track attempting to make his way to the Great Railway Show. A steep buy at £99.99. As we entered the new millennium, robotic pets were all the rage - we had far moved on from the Tamagotchi and we wanted our interactive creatures to resemble our house pets in robot form.