Cartoon Network Merchandise

[VinceHimself]

Do any of you guys collect Cartoon Network merchandise? I sometimes buy stuff on eBay and have a bunch of comic books from IDW Publishing (Super Secret Crisis War!).

Things on my wish list: Cartoon Network Brunswick bowling balls (preferably the EEnE and Bloo ones), Ed Edd N Eddy plush dolls, 90s/2000s Powerpuff Girls plush dolls, CN Block Party comics from DC Comics, any other IDW Publishing issues I don't already have, Fosters Home figurines, etc.

 

[RandomMe]

I don't have any CN merchandise. The only thing of merchandise I had was a shirt with Numbuh 1 from KND in it. My parents might have sold it to poor kids.

 

[Surreal Kangaroo]

The only things I have:
-a couple of video games
-plushies of KND
-little figurines of KND
-t-shirts of EEnE and KND

 

[Darklordavaitor]

I don't have as much as I'd like. My personal favorite pieces come from my 2008 visit to the Cartoon Network Store located in the CNN Center in Atlanta, though- a Dexter's Laboratory mug, and a stress-release ball in the shape of Eddy's head. Runners up go to these little keychains I got from some coin machines back in the day. I was able to get Ed, Eddy, Dexter, Weasel, Baboon, and Dexter.

Besides those, DVDs, and various comics from over the years, I have a shirt with various Cartoon Cartoon characters on it, as well as a few Ed, Edd n' Eddy and a Dexter's Lab shirt, Garnet in Funko Pop and Mystery Mini form, Dexter and Finn from the Nightosphere from Titan's vinyl figure series. I hope to find the second wave figures for a decent price soon, since I want to get the Eds and Clarence.

 

[Marble]

I have some books but that's about it. I'd like some figurines but they don't really sell those in a set I'd want to collect.
Heck, most of the time I can't even find a full set of DVD's for any of their shows in my region.
And those Funko things are atrocious.

 

[90'sKid]

I have some books but that's about it. I'd like some figurines but they don't really sell those in a set I'd want to collect.
Heck, most of the time I can't even find a full set of DVD's for any of their shows in my region.
And those Funko things are atrocious.

Glad I'm not the only one who hates those Funko Pop things. What's even the appeal of those? They often only vaguely look like who they are suppose to be, and those soulless eyes are just creepy. The collectors shop around here (and Walmart too) has a whole wall of those things.

I wish I knew where to get CN plushies.


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[VinceHimself]

Glad I'm not the only one who hates those Funko Pop things. What's even the appeal of those? They often only vaguely look like who they are suppose to be, and those soulless eyes are just creepy. The collectors shop around here (and Walmart too) has a whole wall of those things.

I wish I knew where to get CN plushies.


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You can easily find cheap CN plush dolls on eBay. That's where I get my CN merchandise from to begin with. Also, Funko Pops are cool I guess. I'm not too crazy about them, although I do have South Park Funko Pop toys. I kind of want the Nickelodeon ones like CatDog.

 

[90'sKid]

You can easily find cheap CN plush dolls on eBay. That's where I get my CN merchandise from to begin with. Also, Funko Pops are cool I guess. I'm not too crazy about them, although I do have South Park Funko Pop toys. I kind of want the Nickelodeon ones like CatDog.

I will check out eBay then!


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[Darklordavaitor]

Oh yeah, I also have a few claw machine plushes of some characters. I won Gumball and Darwin from one over the course of a year or so, and I got a few older ones years ago at GoodWill- Grim, Mac, and... Berry. Remember her from Foster's? Apparently she had a plushie.

 

[Checkerboard]

Not sure where else to post this. Is this really a thing?!


It's Flinstones cereal promoted with TTG!

 

[Mr HooPoe]

Perhaps a better approach to this thread would be to list the specific merchandise that is available and talk about those. Merchandise definitely includes toys and being labelled on cereal products, but the definition honestly could expand to include more like books and home media and video games and...really anything CN-related that is not related to television (I did hear about an interactive game on there, though).