Kulipari Hero -“BATTALIONS” Strawberry Frog Ranger figure with deadly slingshot!

Small figure, but my two year old is in love with it. He's a huge Kulipari fan.

As others have reported, many of us got the wrong toy delivered on this one. Mine is the green frog. By the way, how does one tell that some cheap plastic from China is "trained" according to the ad copy? Or "menacing" for that matter? (The price is pretty menacing, that's true.) Looks like something from the dollar store, or possibly from a gumball machine. Maybe worth three cents, at most.

At just four inches, this figure was smaller than I expected. That beings said, she is well made of plastic. Her colors are vivid. fans of the books and games will enjoy her. I consider her more of a collectible than a toy since she really doesn't do anything except stand. I guess she is an updated version of a toy soldier. She does seem sturdy enough to withstand rough handling. A fine figure for fans.

This is a good add on to the book series. This game is fun for kids to carry on the adventure. My kids loves the books. So for them to see the characters come to life is a plus. This Kulipari is weird in a good way for me but my kids like them very much.

by Former NFL player Trevor Price was originally written as a movie script until it was turned it into a children's book trilogy. Its popularity inspired the mobile game “KULIPARI BATTALIONS” This figure represents a character from the game. There are Bullfrogs and Tree Frogs and Scorpions in battalions of Enforcers, Warriors and Rangers. The game is one that allows in-app purchases to increase power and level. Buying these figurines is similar to making an in-app power purchase. It's not about acquiring a toy so much as it is about acquiring a code. The codes are specific to allow one group, say the Bullfrog Enforcers or the Scorpion Warriors, to increase strength to Level 7. (I haven’t played, so am not sure what all Level 7 brings, but one can surmise that getting to Level 7 means extra butt kicking ability). Who knows though? These figures might become more valuable as toys or collectibles since Price and Netflix recently reached agreement to create a new animated children’s series to be called Kulipari: An Army of Frogs. It is scheduled for release in 2016. Unless they become collectible, the reason to buy is to get a code; the figurines are really secondary.

Cheap small figure. Very tiny and doesn't really do anything. Would not waste time or money on this. Not sure how they fit into the game. Comes with a slingshot

I received the Strawberry Bullfrog Poison Ranger Figure, so that is the one I am reviewing. Though, I'm not sure why anyone would willingly pay $9.99 for one of these teeny tiny things. I know I sure wouldn't. I can think of many things I'd rather spend $9.99 on. This figure is so tiny I almost have to put my glasses on to see it. Granted, she is a cute little pink frog warrior, but she's not $9.99 worth of cute. I would consider these to be more of a collectible than a child's toy.

It is ok. You really have to be a fan to spend $10 on this type figure. It is decent quality, but for $10 I was expecting a little more. It is solid plastic and articulates a little, but I think is really just a desktop ornament for fans of the game. For readers of the books then this may bring to life some of the characters. There really isn't much more I can say about these figurines. I neither like nor dislike.