u/Purple-Weakness1414

Its not even the oriogal wwebsite either as the OG is still up. This is clearly from a diffrent company and its pretty scummy if you ask me

BugzBurg was going to come out in 1989/1990 with 65 episodes but canceled due to Filmation being sold.

It’s considered lost media, 1 short video is on YouTube

In other words merch based lost meida

Source Tweet: https://x.com/Toyhuntersholl2/status/2104569542991036607

https://x.com/patb_enjoyer/status/2102799458761134541

A planned toyline from Toysite akin to ToyBiz's Mario Kart 64 toyline,which mever materialized unlike the latter. From what i know,these were planned as 2-packs,and from the prototype,it seemed they'd also come in the same wrestling ring as the one in Slamfest,which has me wondering if it was influenced by the event,or the other way around given how toylines worked at the time.

Judging by the concept art, they would have relatively average articulation,but would like to focus on the vision of their molds.

I like Mario and Yoshi having a bit of edge having angry looks. Donkey Kong and Pikachu look very spot-on,and even very friendly. And i know for sure anyone would've loved having those Samus and Fox figures on their collections. Only one im not completely convinced with is Link,but bet he'd make for a cool addition too.

Makes you wonder the nostalgic perception these toys could've gotten if these got into full production,though you may beg to differ now that you know a Kirby toy like that could've existed,though.

(Taken from this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/TopCharacterDesigns/comments/1wnejni/the_concept_art_for_the_unproduced_super_smash/)

R.I.P. to a ledgend