Mojo Fun 2024 Releases

Some figurines of mojo 2024 are shown in the London ToyFair. They are as follows:

Oh these look great! Thank you for showing them here!

nuffin' for me (yet), but then again I have gotten very little from Mojo in the last 5+ years.

bmathison1972 wrote:

nuffin' for me (yet), but then again I have gotten very little from Mojo in the last 5+ years.

 It seems that Mojo is focusing on kids and make figurines for them to play!

It is always good to get news from Mojö. Thanks for bringing these news and I'm looking forward to see what else they will release.
The hare has a noticiable Mojö style with that angular nose and the Emperor penguin chick needs a better cap since it should go down to the bill which should be dark?
I wished they could make a clever move as Bullyland did when they released a horned puffin. We're still waiting for a tufted puffin from a major brand but I understand, they're far less appealing than Atlantic puffins. For now nothing really special, just OK but I know Mojö fun can surprise us.

Thank you

I will probably get the puffin to expand my colony

At the first glance, I believed it was an european bison, false joy..

Thank you very much for these news and images!
For me nothing new even the puffin will not be in my collection. I'm looking forward to what's next

The bison is nice, but my sights are set on the recent CollectA. The hare could be interesting depending on species.

Some nice models but nothing exciting for me except maybe the hare.

Nothing bad here but nothing exciting too. I'll keep my hopes up for the future batch

Kikimalou wrote:

I'll keep my hopes up for the future batch

Me too, and I hope for good prehistoric animals. ^^

Tupolew Tu-154 wrote:

Kikimalou wrote:

I'll keep my hopes up for the future batch

Me too, and I hope for good prehistoric animals. ^^

Well, I'm waiting for more Wildlife

I must say, except the Hyaenodon, second Smilodon and wooly rhino, I'm not a big fan of Mojo extinct animals products.

Hmm, for now it's crap, another Bison over and over again, the same thing, so far these mojo items are weak

When comes the next batch? One week is over.

The 2nd batch of Mojo fun 2024 is released.
Lion & Lioness

The male is a little odd looking in the mane/neck region... but I appreciate the really dark mane.

Saarlooswolfhound wrote:

The male is a little odd looking in the mane/neck region... but I appreciate the really dark mane.

 It looks like Scar in the Lion King!

Seriously, lion and lioness, there's a lot of it, it's so hard to do something else, these companies are ruined

There is really no need to be so derogatory. Brands HAVE to release common "ABC" animals (as we call them) to support their business. An African lion or generic Holstein cow will always outsell more exotic items. These form the base and core of company sales to the average consumer. Then based off of those sales is where the niche collector can hope to see a unique item every once in a while. To boot, these common species have to be revived every once im a while in order to stay competitive. Their last lion pair was released im 2014, 10 years ago! It is high time they got redone. Before that it was 2011 and those needed replaced after 3 years to increase in the quality and detailing of the sculpts/product.

To boot, their last bison was a 2011 release. And this is a very young company compared to the others and they haven't released a penguin yet. And while puffins or jack rabbits might be common for some people in real life, they are very exotic in toy form given that so few are made. I would say they have a great line up so far.

I agree with Paige, though, as a big enthusiast of the 2nd generation of Mojö lions, I was expecting a step forward of their new generation and I'm defintely not sure while watching these pictures. However, they preserve the identity, it is easy to see from which brand they are, it does not always happens. It even reminds me my "rejected" Mojö lion which was never released.

I agree that they aren't exceptional, I do like the generation released before this. But these may be early prototypes and could look a it different once they actually release. i.e. hopefully the male's ears won't be painted black and blend in.

Thanks for photos!

Would also agree with Paige.The lions to me aren't the best, but like many iconic animals they are the backbone of many toy companies both vintage and modern and also they are appealing the main market for models which are kids and not collectors.