Roblox toys were physical real life small collectible mini-figures and playsets based on various notable characters, users, experiences and other elements of the Roblox universe. They were made by the company Jazwares. Each toy comes with a unique code which can be redeemed for a special exclusive Marketplace item that corresponds with the toy. Each figurine has an extremely rare chance of getting two codes, one being the normal code the other being a bonus "chaser" code.
From 2017 to 2022, this brand of Roblox toys have been produced with a total over 1,000 figurines throughout the entire collection. Jazwares has finished up the production of Roblox toys in early of 2023, and has moved on to creating toys for DevSeries and Adopt Me as individual toy brands to keep their partnership up with Roblox. Since June 30, 2023, their Roblox license with Jazwares has expired, therefore they no longer make any Roblox branded or related toys which consists of the Classic Avatars and the Roblox Logo.
Players can buy the toys from different shops and locations, such as Walmart, Target (US), Amazon, etc. Jazwares also has a website that lists the different Roblox collections and figurines available, houses the code redemption platform, and lists where players can purchase the toys.
Each Roblox toy has the capability of having their parts mixed with other Roblox toys. Most toys' arms are R6-like, while the legs have knees similar to R15 avatars. Users wishing to mimic the motion of the Roblox toys on their own avatar frequently use the Toy Animation Pack.
Though the toys were received with overall positive reception, users criticized it saying that they resembled too much like Lego figurines.[citation needed] Some accessories and figurines also have Roblox's old "R" logo on them instead of the newer square version. More specifically the older ones.
According to a Jazwares employee, the Roblox company made changes that required Jazwares to pivot and make changes on our end to align back with them.[citation needed] Which in turn discontinued the "Roblox" line and came about the "DevSeries" line and others.
On June 25. 2023, Jazwares has shut down the Roblox toy website and has removed the brand name "Roblox" off of their official website due to Roblox licensing changes.[1] You are no longer able to view all of the Roblox toys with their matching virtual item codes on their page.
History[]
Roblox's partnership with Jazwares and the first installation of the Roblox toy series were first announced in a February 1, 2017, blog post by Roblox CEO David Baszucki.[2] It was announced that the first series will have 40 notable Robloxians, such as builderman , Stickmasterluke , Mr. Bling Bling, and Circuit Breaker. Roblox High School and Work at a Pizza Place Game Packs were also announced and shown-off. Shortly after the announcement, videos were released onto YouTube advertising all the toys in the first series.
The second series and an interactive checklist on the Jazwares website were announced in a blog post on August 16, 2017.[3] 40 more toys were released for a grand total of 80 figurines. In the blog post, they also noted the success of the first Roblox toy series:
In just the first week alone, tens of thousands of collectible figures made their way into the hands of Roblox super-fans and then rapidly sold out in the days that followed. The enthusiasm spread like wildfire, even on YouTube! Dozens upon dozens of unboxing videos premiered and continue to premiere, even to this day. We also joined forces with our toy licensing partner, Jazwares, to produce a series of fun stop-motion animated videos to help power the imaginations of even more Robloxians across the globe. With a unique line of iconic characters and experiences from the world of Roblox, we’re thrilled that these toys are loved and appreciated by so many people everywhere.
Roblox Blog
In January 2017, Jazwares, a toy fabricator, teamed up with the Roblox Corporation to produce toy minifigures based on user-generated content created by large developers on the platform. The minifigures have limbs and joints similar to that of Lego minifigures. The minifigures also have limbs and accessories that are interchangeable. All of the sets include a code that can be used to redeem virtual items. There are also blind boxes that contain random minifigures and have a chance to contain a mystery figure.
Wikipedia
The third series, the Celebrity Collection, was announced in a blog post on November 28, 2017.[4] It is a Walmart-exclusive collection, with Jazwares also hosting two launch events at Walmarts in Florida and Tennessee shortly after the official release.
Categories[]
- Mystery Figures
- Core Figures
- Deluxe Mystery Figures
- Game Packs
- Four Figure Pack
- Multipack
- Vehicles
- Playset
- Avatar Shop
- Rthro Figures
- Desktop Series
- Toy Accessories
Figurines[]
Collections (2017-2022)[]
Action Collection Wave[]
- Series 1
- Series 2
- Series 3
- Series 4
- Series 5
- Series 6
- Series 7
- Series 8
- Series 9
- Series 10
- Series 11
- Series 12
- Domez
Celebrity Collection Wave[]
- Celebrity Collection Series 1
- Celebrity Collection Series 2
- Celebrity Collection Series 3
- Celebrity Collection Series 4
- Celebrity Collection Series 5
- Celebrity Collection Series 6
- Celebrity Collection Series 7
- Celebrity Collection Series 8
- Celebrity Collection Series 9
- Celebrity Collection Series 10
Imagination Collection Wave[]
Nerf (2021-2023)[]
- Nerf Roblox Sharkbite: Web Launcher Rocker Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Phantom Forces: Boxy Buster Dart Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Arsenal: Soul Catalyst Dart Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Jailbreak: Armory
- Nerf Roblox Adopt Me!: Bees!
- Nerf Roblox Zombie Attack: Viper Strike Dart Blaster
- Nerf Roblox MM2: Shark Seeker Dart Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Mad City: Plasma Ray Dart Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Strucid: Boom Strike Dart Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Arsenal: Pulse Laser Motorized Dart Blaster
- Nerf MicroShots Roblox Tower Defense Simulator: The Mint Choco Freezer Dart Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Strucid: Boom Strike Dart Blaster
- Nerf Super Soaker Roblox Car Crushers 2: Freeze Ray Water Blaster
- Nerf Roblox Big Paintball!: Guass
Other[]
Video[]
Promotional content[]
Trivia[]
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- On February 27, 2022, Roblox released the Mystery Figure 2-Pack Bundle exclusively to Target stores for a limited-time.
- The Mystery Boxes for the bundle are from Series 11 and Celebrity Collection Series 9.
- Within these bundles contained the virtual code item Cracked Pastel Egg.
- In June 2022, there have been leaked documents on Roblox to remove all their toys due to eliminating the Star Licensing Program in 2022 and with that no more new toys collab with creators.
- As of June 2023, the Roblox toy website has shut down and Jazwares has taken the "Roblox" brand off their website.
References[]
- ↑ Bloxy News [@Bloxy_News] (2023, June 30). "[https://twitter.com/Bloxy_News/status/1674849480158629888 1 year later, and it seems that @Jazwares may have officially stopped production of the official @Roblox branded toy line. As of a few days ago, the website (http://jazwares.roblox.com) was taken down and Roblox is no longer listed under 'Brands' on http://jazwares.com.]" [Tweet]. Twitter.
- ↑ Baszucki, David. (2017). Introducing Roblox toys. Roblox Blog. Retrieved from https://blog.roblox.com/2017/02/introducing-roblox-toys/
- ↑ Roblox. (2017). New Roblox Toys Are Now Available. Roblox Blog. Retrieved from https://blog.roblox.com/2017/08/new-roblox-toys-now-available/
- ↑ Roblox. (2017). Roblox's New Celebrity Collection of Toys is Now Available Exclusively at Walmart. Roblox Blog. Retrieved from https://blog.roblox.com/2017/11/new-celebrity-collection-toys-exclusively-walmart/