Figurines Flush Force Bizarre Bathroom, paq. 8

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Bizarre Bathroom is such a unique toy. It has a lot of elements to it that a lot of successful toy brands have. The element of surprise is a key one - the fact that you don't know which mutants you have until you start playing with it is half the fun. And it's great that there are so many different guys to collect. The sheet that describes the different groups and individuals is key. It's fun to search through it to identify your mutants. It's very fun and creative, how they all look different and have different 'toilet reference characteristics.' It's easy to learn how to play with the toy and doesn't make too much of a mess. It's fun how each toilet is different, with different types and colors of water, etc. This is the kind of bathroom humor that everyone can enjoy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wasn't really sure what to expect from these toys! My seven-year-old, though, was excited to open them up. You pour some water into the toilet and shake. The water turns a gross green color and then you can pull back the covering on the toilet and pull out the little toys. My son was excited to see which ones he got. He didn't get the exact one he wanted, but he had fun playing with the little toys. Fast forward a couple weeks and I haven't seen the little toys anywhere. They were fun when he first got them, but he hasn't really played with them since. Though, when I ask him if he liked them, he said yes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My two young children absolutely loved this toy! They're both really big on collecting little novelty toys and Flush Force is right up their alley. I chose this with only my son in mind but my daughter enjoyed playing with him. Luckily this item had two toilets and plenty of figures that they could share. I should've realized that anything funny having to do with a toilet they would get a kick out of. Aside from the bathroom humor, I appreciate the fact that this was very easy to set up. My son was able to read the instructions and figure it out right away. I also like the fact that you can build onto the collection if interested. Guess who's going to be out now trying to find the adjoining products? Lol! I don't mind if my kids are happy and it keeps them busy. I'm grateful to have found this. We've never heard of this toy before now. I would definitely recommend for others.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think that this is an interesting spin on the "collectible craze" going on at the moment. My daughter and son were eager to play with the Bizarre Bathroom Collectible pack of 8 figures. They really enjoyed having to add water to the toilet and shake until it was time to open and see what creatures (as I call them) were inside. It's almost like two toys in one. Will recommend to a friend for sure!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wasn't too sure about this toy at first; I'm really not a fan of "gross" humor, especially for kids, but this toy actually isn't as bad as my preconceived notion first led me to believe. My 6 year old boy and 8 year old girl giggled over the two toilets and said they were "cool" . While they had never heard specifically of Flush Force before, they are HUGE fans of blind bag/secret reveal type toys so this was right up their alley. I could feel their anticipation and excitement as they filled the backs of the toilets with water and then gleefully shook them up. As the packaging warns, there is the potential for things to get a little wet and messy as they shake and open the toilets, but it wasn't too bad, nothing a small paper towel couldn't quickly take care of. They did both find it very difficult to remove the plastic from over the toilet and had to request my assistance. It wasn't all that easy for me to open either, however that may not be a bad thing. I imagine if the plastic were any flimsier, the toy would probably end up being a whole lot messier. Once I removed the plastic, they eagerly dug inside and pulled out the figurines, then pored over the collection sheet to learn about their new characters. They then immediately requested the app and already are getting a kick out of Flushville and the accompanying games. While the packaging and advertising shapes the idea that these toys are geared towards boys, my daughter got quite the kick out of it as well. Upon review of the collection sheet, there ARE one or two figurines that are a bit more disgusting than others, displaying vomiting characters and/or "turds". That is a bit too over-the-top for me and I would *not* keep those particular figurines. But out of 150 figurines, the majority of them appear to be simply of the regular funny and colorful monster variety, and I would be fine with those. I can see why/how this would appeal to grade school kids. They are already excited to share Flush Force with their friends at school and getting a trade group going. We are looking forward to finding more Flush Force in our local stores and continuing the collection.