2022 Oceanian wildlife from all brands with map - Updated December 27

Too early in the morning... can't sleep 

It's time to make the last map 

Here is a place to post and discuss all the 2022 Oceanian wildlife models from all brands.

New official Pics will be added on the first post when available. 

Please note that every pics used on that topic are available elsewhere on the Web so if you don't agree with the way we are using them, stay calm and... try to stay quiet, thank you 

The Brumbies should go here too, since they are feral in Australia!

Blaine is right, but...

...I'm not sure about the procedure here, what are the rules, or what you have done in previous similar cases..
For me, all these are not new models, just re-issues. Does the fact that they are re-issued from a different brand make them valid for 2022?
I mean, maybe they are exactly the same, actually they are trying to be the same as the old products. Sure, they will vary, but the same goes for all these papo re-issues that are not included in the 2022 thematic.

What do you think?

@Blaine, I can agree with you, I haen't put them there because in the past I wanted to put dromedaries on this map too and most of us told me NO, they are "only" feral 

@Kostas, typically, I post animals when they have a new paint job or when they are sold under a different brand.

Normally I wouldn't care about things like feral pigs and camels, but if I understand correctly, Brumbies have become genetically defined, at least some populations of them (?). Oh well, no biggie either way.

My point was the only place were dromedaries aren't domestic animals is Australia 

As far as I know Brumbies are Equus cabbalus cabbalus, no more no less.

Those are maps to help us to see which wildlife figures were released each year for each continent.
So, feral horses are not exactly to be used here, if it was like that, last year Sorraia should be in Europe as well as Mustangs in America. Let's keep it simple, it was afternoon in Australia when Kiki posted these but he is not living there.
Also, those reissued models are new releases for 2022, it looks poor, it is a fact but they stand among the new releases for this year/region even if they're not exactly new moulds.
It is perfect, showing how poor is 2022 for Oceania when previous years were quite generous.

Roger wrote:

Those are maps to help us to see which wildlife figures were released each year for each continent.
So, feral horses are not exactly to be used here, if it was like that, last year Sorraia should be in Europe as well as Mustangs in America. Let's keep it simple, it was afternoon in Australia when Kiki posted these but he is not living there.
Also, those reissued models are new releases for 2022, it looks poor, it is a fact but they stand among the new releases for this year/region even if they're not exactly new moulds.
It is perfect, showing how poor is 2022 for Oceania when previous years were quite generous.

Indeed 

A few more Mojö added 

Kikimalou wrote:

Roger wrote:

Those are maps to help us to see which wildlife figures were released each year for each continent.
So, feral horses are not exactly to be used here, if it was like that, last year Sorraia should be in Europe as well as Mustangs in America. Let's keep it simple, it was afternoon in Australia when Kiki posted these but he is not living there.
Also, those reissued models are new releases for 2022, it looks poor, it is a fact but they stand among the new releases for this year/region even if they're not exactly new moulds.
It is perfect, showing how poor is 2022 for Oceania when previous years were quite generous.

Indeed 

A few more Mojö added 

Sorry, I just checked the Asian map and maybe the green tree python should be here.

I will