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Prototypes and Pre-Production Figures: Figures that were part of the pre-production process or prototypes can be extremely rare and are highly sought after by collectors.

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It seems like if they wanted to name the zood after the zip code of a place with a UFO sighting, they would have just gone with the zip of Roswell: #88201. Duh, right? His sixth sculpt is the "boxer" sculpt from G1, now with arms that can bend. This is the defining feature of G3 -- bendable arms. So, hey, Billy now has arms (and hands) and boxing gloves. The figure finally looks complete and ready for a boxing match. This design has yellow, orange, red, purple, and green figures. His son, Robbie, also became a well-known stunt performer. Whereas his father did his jumps mostly on Harley-Davidson motorcycles, Robbie was more into motorcross bikes. Error or Misprint Figures: Occasionally, production errors or misprints can result in figures with unique characteristics. Collectors often find these intriguing and rare. According to both trading card series, there were some plans to release a G2 Julio. He was drawn wearing a serape (a woven blanket-like shawl), a sombrero (a wide-brimmed hat), and holding two maracas (rattles used to make music).Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

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The first sculpt came out in Crew 1. Instead of being a devil-dude, he looks more like a dude wearing a devil costume (complete with horns and tail). One version even looks like a dude wearing a red devil costume wearing a yellow raincoat. Strange.Tiki culture is a loose decorative style that was popular in the US in the 1950s and 60s. This trend was punctuated by the acceptance of Hawaii as the 50th state in 1959. The exoticism associated with Hawaii brought about tiki idols, tiki mugs, and tiki bars. He is the only Dude to have three sculpts in G1 -- the first generation of TDD (defined by not having any arms). Only two other characters ever had a second G1 sculpt produced: Stevie J and Petey. Sumo San has a second G2 figure. This one is not eating, plus he is wearing a safety helmet and safety goggles. It is exclusive to the Downhill Dude playset.

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Now he is an alien dressed as a cow. Kinda weird, but still a better sculpt than many TDD. This figure has four color variants: Dark brown, light brown, green, and white.He returned in G3 with several variants. One variant is yellow -- reminiscent of Krusty the Clown from The Simpsons.Most G3 figures of Zobo come with a mallet accessory. The G3 figure has a two-finger pointing gesture on his right hand. Depending on how you position the arm, this may mean "look," or "file in." His left hand is giving a thumbs up. This could mean that there is a "friendly" ahead, whereas a thumbs down would mean "hostile." There is a second G2 Lenny. This guy has a helmet that is part of his sculpt (rather than being a separate accessory). This figure is exclusive to the Downhill Dude playset, which also came with a version of Sumo San.