Toy Fair 2020: Jurassic World at Mattel

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: hey guys sorry a little delayed reaction there uh we are at toy fair 2020 we're at mattel [00:00:11] Speaker 2: you check out the new jurassic world toys so uh we're going to give you a sweep through here until our rep is free and then he'll show you all the actions [00:00:26] Speaker 1: go ahead [00:00:29] Speaker 2: somebody call an ambulance because things are about to get wrecked it's the slamulence from wwe slam opponents need to break away panels indoors then use them as weapons crash the bumper smash the hood [00:00:54] Speaker ?: everybody [00:00:56] Speaker 1: through the room [00:01:15] Speaker 2: go go go go go for it [00:01:24] Speaker 1: let me guess what's your name? [00:01:28] Speaker 3: go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go It's a very good idea. We are seeing a version of the Indominus Rex. This is very similar to what we saw last year with Blue Blue. Now this is the one who has hungry. He wants to eat. So what you have to do is give your intestines. This is the Indominus Rex. This is the main version of the T-Rex that we saw many years ago. This guy ate some of the dinosaurs. Now the new Indominus can take 20 small figures. He can eat and it will have the same movement. Now we have the new version. This is the Carnotauro. This is the Carnotauro. And you can see the details of the figures. [00:03:03] Speaker 2: I would like to see anything that makes noises and growls and chomps. [00:03:07] Speaker 1: We've got our sound strike features here. We'll introduce you to the Cyanoceratops. We have the primal attack feature which is the tail twisting and then we also have some sounds that go along with this as well. [00:03:17] Speaker 2: That's cool. I love how the sounds get crisper every year. Yep, absolutely. You've got the Parasaurolophus. [00:03:39] Speaker 1: That's very cool. We're also introducing our Control and Conquer Carnotaurus over here. Also with the primal attack feature, putting the control. We've got sounds. And then we've got our epic roar and Tyrannosaurus Rex over here. Those iconic, iconic movie moments. That's a beautiful sculpt. Isn't it amazing? [00:04:07] Speaker 2: Really. Again, it gets better and better every year. [00:04:09] Speaker 1: Absolutely. Epic roar and Tyrannosaurus Rex. Do you want to get into the character? Uh, yeah, yeah. Okay, so we've also got, I'll go around. Go ahead, man. We've also got the Super Colossal, no sounds involved here, but this is part of the Super Colossal series. Yes. But we also have a fun, adorable reimagination of Indominus Rex feeding frenzy. If you want to get really close, you can hear the sounds. We'll see if she's interested in maybe having a little food right now. She seems to be reasonably hungry and okay. She jumps on that. And then you don't want to touch her lessons in. She'll see. Yeah. So that's the Indominus Rex feeding frenzy. Nice. So now this one actually eats more? Yeah, this one is designed to consume more. So this one actually can consume up to 20 mini dinosaurs now. It's like a car park in there. It basically is. It basically is. How many Matchbox can it hold? Exactly. We don't know that yet, but we're willing to find out. [00:05:19] Speaker 2: You know what I'm thinking is in the future when you start finding these in garage sales like 20 years from now, it's going to be like, oh, I hope there's like really good toys inside of it. Yeah. You know, it's going to be, did you check the belly? Yeah. Yeah. I found like a vintage. That's some awesome discovery. It's going to be like whatever is new now. Very cool stuff. Thank you so much. My pleasure. Great line as always. These things are fantastic. The Brachiosaur that we loved from last year. So awesome. Cool. Guys, that's Jurassic World. Goodbye.