Ryan's World Giant Egg – Series 4

I'm so glad I ignored the negative reviews. My daughter is nine and has special needs, Ryan is her favorite YouTube star. I've purchased multiple "surprise egg" products before this so I had an idea of what to expect. I was not anticipating the size of the vehicle after multiple reviews called it tiny. It is about 5 inches long, with a small seat inside for the four or five figures to sit in. It's plastic, but looks like it can take a beating for awhile. The figures are all cute little things, each has a small accessory such as a sword for the pilot and a trophy for the racecar driver. The slime/putty is typical of other market slime, if you don't trust your kid to mix up their own with glue and contact solution, don't let them play with it alone because it WILL stain and it WILL stick to things like carpet or couches. You have been warned. My daughter loved everything about it and is happily pushing around the racecar driver in her little blue jeep type vehicle as we speak. I wouldn't suggest the full cost of $60, but well worth the sale price of around $30.

My 5 year old loves Ryan and doesn’t care about the quality of the toys. I literally played with her for hours. From an adults perspective, (which doesn’t really matter I guess) for the money, $39, I’ve never seen quality this cheap in my life. All the toys should be compatible, meaning the holes under the feet should fit the vehicles and they don’t. My daughter got an “ultra rare” illusionist Ryan and the wand doesn’t even fit the hands to hold it. She also got the mecha robo and my god the head is so loose, it falls off every time she touches it. For the amount of money this kid is making, I expected a lot more quality control than this.

Kids review- She asked for it and she liked it. The fun part is seeing whats inside. Hasn't really played with any of since she got it. Parents review- We have never bought any of Ryan's toys before so I didn't know what to expect. It was all figurines of Ryan looking like big lego people, some cool putty and a toy truck. I didn't think it would be geared to boys I thought it would be all unisex type toys. I should of read reviews, I didn't. If your girl like trucks that great but mine is pretty girly. She didn't seem to care though. But we put all the stuff back in the egg and she hasn't opened it since.

Got this for my daughter and she loves it, because it's Ryan. For what this thing cost you'd expect it to be decent. The accessories for the characters don't fit or are too loose so they fall off. The holes in the feet aren't big enough for the ambulance which I'll fix with a drill bit. For me, it's not worth half of what I paid for this but a 3 year old doesn't care.

I wasn’t going to write a review for this. However, after seeing all the negative ones I thought I would weigh in. I bought this for my 3 year old who loves Ryan. When she saw the egg she squealed with delight “Ryan surprise giant mystery egg!” The outter egg did have a crack in it. I really didn’t care. We spent a good hour taking everything apart. She had to look at every single thing first. That’s part of the joy of this toy. It’s like a holiday for a kid. They have all of these little presents to open. Then this very magical unheard of thing happened. My adhd toddler sat and played. She played by herself for a good two hours. She was elated to find her favorite Ryan’s world characters. On to the nitty gritty. The toys themself are well made. They are a decent size. Nice sturdy plastic. The range of motion on them is a bit limited. I would compare them a bit to LEGO people or imaginex characters. However, their little hands can actually hold their little accessories. They are also interchangeable. The characters actually fit in the vehicle. We received the combo van. This had multiple other doors and such that could be opened and played with. She takes these toys everywhere with her. To the potty in the tub outside. She is a rough toddler. They have been through heck and back and there is no evidence of damage on them. She plays with these every single day. The putty had a nice consistency, no funny smell. It immediately ended up on my couch. It peeled right up with no residue or sign of damage. I think the squishy toy might be her favorite part. She has stretched that poor thing beyond stretch Armstrong limits and it has not broken or leaked, which I am actually surprised about. The eggs are, well eggs. Plain old plastic eggs. They do the job. So for everyone saying it’s over priced and not worth it. What really are you looking for in value? Value to me is a toy my child loves, that is safe, that she will actually play with as opposed to trying to be on a screen. This ticks all the boxes. I could easily spend $40 taking her to chuckie cheese to keep her entertained for an hour. If your child is a Ryan fan, they will love this toy. I absolutely would and likely will purchase more of these.

My son just turned 7. He loves Jurassic World and Ryan's World anything. The Giant Mystery Egg was a huge hit. His younger brother, 3, cried mercilessly until he was granted a couple capsules to open. I do think this gift is over priced; 1 vehicle, 5 capsules containing actual toys but 1 capsule contains stickers/tattoos and 1 containing slime. Not really a deal since it is cheaper to buy these toys individually. However, the pure joy that this novelty item enticed in everyone present made the price acceptable.

I can’t say that I am truly surprised with the quality of this item, since I have gotten my son smaller Ryan’s Egg’s in the past and they have all been similar. It’s truly sad though, that such low quality items can be sold in a giant plastic egg for upwards or over $40. I truly could have put better quality items in a plastic egg for 1/3 of the price! But, what can you do when it’s your kids like number one gift they want from Santa for Christmas! I do like the concept of the Ryan’s Egg’s and LOL Doll’s. I think that not knowing what your getting inside adds a level of excitement for kids; especially the age group that would ask for a Ryan’s egg. The slime was some of the WORST SLIME IVE EVER SEEN; and my kids make slime almost every other day. Sadly, their slime is of better quality then this. It was runny, it stained my couch and carpet, it sticks to anything, it’s super hard to remove, and it also had a weird, almost paint thinner type of smell when we opened it. It came with some stickers and tattoos (less than 10 of each); two small Ryan figures, and a squishy. There may have been one more small item inside that I’m forgetting, but I promise it was nothing to write home about. My son will be 6 this Spring, and it did the job for him on Christmas morning. He was excited and I can say he was probably the happiest when he unwrapped that. He played with it for like 2 weeks and I couldn’t tell you where any of the stuff is - except for the slime..... that went into the garbage the day after Christmas!! I’d probably stay away from this. There are smaller ones, and they aren’t top notch either, so spend less on the Dollar Store items that most of these Ryan products contain.

I was really hesitant about buying this at first for several reasons; the reviews, the price, and my dread for giving any of my money to a 8 year old youtube millionaire. However, my 5 year old begged for this egg for Christmas for months and talked about it constantly so I finally gave in and got it for one of his presents. He absolutely LOVED the egg. It was probably his favorite present this year. I actually thought the car and the 4 figures you get were pretty cool & he is obsessed. It was definitely worth the price for how much he loved it. My only complaint is it’s super wasteful on the amount of plastic used. It was literally like 12 things of plastic wrap to even get into the dang plastic egg and then it’s filled with even more globs of plastic.

My 6yr old son loves it. Plenty of individual surprises to open.

Little one loves it. I was impressed with the size and the large number of items inside, items were good quality

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kids junk didnt open it

My kid loved it (as always)