Bear Yo Yo'S Strawberry & Mango 5 x 20G

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This is the tenth set. The first series of cards appeared in the UK in December 2019, and in January 2020 in the USA. The shiny cards appeared in early April, which is a significant departure from earlier series. Bear and his friends are competing in 50 different games. The cards appeared again in the UK in December 2021 (US cards) and in January 2022 (International cards). Two cards from the UK series are shown below: The sixth set, and most controversial to date. These cards first appeared in December 2015, with the second (shiny) series of the set first spotted in August 2016.

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This was the eleventh set for collecting, and has had a longer lifespan than any other previous set at 2 years and 5 months. The first series of cards appeared in the UK in November 2020, and they have been drip-fed ever since with the final batch of cards appearing in August 2022. For the first time since 2014, there were no shiny cards. They appeared in the USA with slightly different formatting in June 2022, almost 2 years after they were released in the UK. The international cards appeared briefly in the UK in January 2022, and this probably coincided with release worldwide. There are 90 animals in the UK series, and 60 cards in the US and International series. Three cards, from the UK set, are shown below: The Lidl fruit winder was the firmest and crunchiest of the bunch, but in terms of taste I think this one just edged it for me. But all three were so very similar in taste if it had been a blind taste test you'd really struggle to differentiate between them all.

Interactive Toy-Keep your child entertained with this interactive toy. It plays peek-a-boo with your baby like a friend, giving your child an interactive toy while minimizing screentime.

This, the second series, was inspired by the London 2012 Olympics. It comprised seven animal squads, which were named after a fruit, each with seven members. There was also some cheetah and medal cards. The styling was little changed from the original set.

Bear's Animals UK cards

This is the third offering from Bear, and was the first set to be numbered on the front. They also split the release into two series for the first time. It was also the last set to be printed entirely in portrait format. There were 110 of these cards in the first series, 11 in the second series, giving 121 in total. Excluding variants, this makes it the largest set so far.