Anyone knows Gooduiw?

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Hi!
This morning, in a trade, I received this wonderful Hammerhead Shark toy figure (Thank you Taos!). On its belly, I saw it was marked "Gooduiw" and "Made in China". Anyone knows a company named "Gooduiw"? I know it's a weird name: I looked at it with a magnifying glass to be sure it was what I first read. But it is really written "Gooduiw" on the shark's belly. Anyone has any idea of what Gooduiw is?

Never heard before :)

With such a weird name I thought it was easy to find information about it but the only thing I can find is this video.

So, it must be an asian company...

Do you think we could create a "Goodwuiw" page on Toy Animal Info to puth my Hammerhead Shark in it?

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Do you think we could create a "Goodwuiw" page on Toy Animal Info to puth my Hammerhead Shark in it?

The only problem is that we don't have any information about the brand. However, you can open a page for a figure without a page for a brand even if it is not the modus operandi of the editing team.
This brand name should be easy to find on web because it is an unusual name but the fact is that we cannot find anything beside the review of that kid on Youtube.

Oh! So, we need to know more about it first...

My sons have this. It’s from a bucket of sea animals called Adventure Force. Most are labeled in English. You can type Adventure Force sea animals bucket into google or on Walmart’s website and find it. It won’t let me post a link. I found your question when googling what the word meant. Thought it might be hammerhead in Chinese.

Ptmugul wrote:

My sons have this. It’s from a bucket of sea animals called Adventure Force. Most are labeled in English. You can type Adventure Force sea animals bucket into google or on Walmart’s website and find it. It won’t let me post a link. I found your question when googling what the word meant. Thought it might be hammerhead in Chinese.

Great ! Thankyou for the info

Ptmugul wrote:

My sons have this. It’s from a bucket of sea animals called Adventure Force. Most are labeled in English. You can type Adventure Force sea animals bucket into google or on Walmart’s website and find it. It won’t let me post a link. I found your question when googling what the word meant. Thought it might be hammerhead in Chinese.

First, welcome on forum and thanks for your help.
While searching for Adventure Force I only find small bucket figures like those branded Action Products and similar. Are you sure your son's figure is large as this model?

At least, now, we are going somewhere...