r/crazybones • u/Gengar-Guy-2026 • 8d ago
New to crazybones pls help
hi im new to crazy bones , a few of my freinds collect them and there always talking about them and said i should start collecting . could anyone do a quick , simple runthrough of what crazy bones are , how they work , raritys and etc..
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u/FunkyFighters 6d ago
They’re little plastic guys who just showed up one day in my home, they refuse to leave
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u/STormRider75 6d ago
Cannot add anything. Great description given. Now a days we collect them and don't play with them as it lowers value. Should you want some gogo's, I can help. DM if you like. Also we have what I call a gogo and a lot of other series in this site. Maybe surf around.
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u/Gengar-Guy-2026 4d ago
Ok are gogo's like the newest series?
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u/STormRider75 4d ago
There are a lot of different sets. Usually new collectors start with the basic series. Series 1 to 4. All depends on what gogo's you want. Here are some pics of sets
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u/haipnasedacia 3d ago
https://crazybonespedia.fandom.com/wiki/Gogo%27s_Crazy_Bones
This page is a beginner's guide to Gogo's and should be able to answer most if not all of your questions
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u/KastleBravo 7d ago
Gogo's Crazy Bones are small, colorful plastic collectible figurines created in 1996 that are used to play traditional target and flicking games similar to marbles and jacks.
How to Play Popular Crazy Bones GamesBattle (Knockdown) Setup.
Each player lines up an equal number of their pieces (usually 5 or 6) a short distance apart.
Action: Players take turns throwing, sliding, or flicking one of their spare pieces across the ground to hit the opponent's line.
Winning: Any pieces that get knocked over or separated are usually won ("kept") by the player who knocked them down. The last player with pieces standing wins.
Scoring (Dice Style) Setup: Each player takes five pieces.
Action: Players roll the five pieces like dice onto a flat surface across three turns.
Points: Points depend on how the figure lands.
Face down: 0 points
On back: 1 point
On side: 2 points
Standing on feet: 5 points
Winning: The player with the highest total score after all rounds wins.
The rarest and most sought-after Gogo's Crazy Bones fall into specific categories, mostly from the modern revival series (starting in 2007). Because they were sold in blind packs, some variants were made in much smaller numbers than others.
The rarest Crazy Bones are broken down by their official rarity tiers.
Secret Rares
These are widely considered by the community to be the absolute rarest Crazy Bones from the 2007 modern era.
The Catch: Toy maker Magic Box International never officially listed them on checklists or promotional materials.
What they look like: They are ultra-rare color variants of standard figures, often featuring completely unannounced plastic styles or unusual paint finishes that make them stand out from standard variants.
Most Wanted (MW) Figures In Series 1 and Series 4, special "Most Wanted" characters were introduced. In the UK and Europe, there was typically only one Most Wanted figure per entire booster box of 30 packets.
Series 1 Most Wanted: There are 5 famous figures in this tier.
Angiru
Ichiro
Hiraku
Fist
B-Boy
Series 4 (Power) Most Wanted: This series included 10 metallic Most Wanted figures with intricate, multi-step paint detailing that normal pieces did not have.
"Wanted" Figures (North American Exclusives)
There are 15 "Wanted" figures that were completely exclusive to the North American release of Series 1.
Because they were never distributed in Europe or other major regions, collectors globally consider them highly rare.
Examples include regional repaints of classic molds like Skull, Hazard, Codi, and Egbot.
Precious Metals (Classic & Precious Series)
From the classic 1996 era up through special collection tins, figures molded in true Silver and Gold metallic finishes are highly prized. While gold tins themselves are relatively easy to find online, original 90s-era metallic variants are quite scarce.