I know someone here wanted to know where these are from. Bad

All together they look like something Australian. I hope the guy with the tusked one sees this.

This is my favorite ongoing toy mystery. I have no vested interest but I still want to know what they are.

>>6357091
I think it was a cereal toy, maybe from a french tv show? I dont remember very well but some anon discovered where the green hat one was from

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>>6357430
Same here. It's only mystery I've never seen /toy/ solve.

Here's the original pic as a bump.

There are no markings on any of the figures. The seller told me they probably were from lucky dip bags but didn't remembered very well.

i emailed Battat co to ask if they are on of their products.

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Holy shit!!! That was me!

How the hell did you find them?

>>6359581

And is that picture from an active Ebay listing?

I had the dragon too, but my dog chewed it up.

friendly bump

/toy/ never disappoints me

Second bump from the anon with the original toy.

These look like alebrijes a lot. Maybe they're mexican?

>>6365902

Anon with the original toy here:

The colors are very reminiscent of them, but they're plastic instead of wood (I have a collection of "Oaxacan Wooden Animals" too.)

The "Harlequin" theme is very European as well, and I'm 95% sure that the person who got me the two I had brought them back from France.

Still waiting on the OP to circle back to this thread...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgVuAnDKopo

>>6357091
Aren't those just alebrijes? Mexican folk art. Usually made of wood, sometimes paper mache.

Haha, well fuck - strange seeing these guys on here. I was bought one of these (the one with the hat) in either 2001 or 2002 from a museum gift shop at an ancient roman ruin in the south of France. I can't for the life of me remember the name of the place but it was on a hillside with a view overlooking a basin with fields segmented into a dart-board shape.

I was always kind of annoyed at it's face but remember it being hard as fuck for a plastic figurine after a few attempts to deform or break it. Unfortunately it's now been lost after several moves.

>>6369825

No senpai.

They're hard plastic and from Europe.

Can't believe the OP would just post that picture and then not respond...

OP here
no response from the Battat company.