#Monster in my pocket checklist series#

Put these guys in your pocket - and scare the pants off your friends! You know why? Because every one of these monsters is a big, bad, super-scary dude.

#Monster in my pocket checklist series#

value monsters included, more than even the highest value monsters in either series 1 or 2. Here they are - the wildest, scariest, most outrageous collection of real monsters ever assembled! And every single one of them is worth at least 50 points, with 6 rare glow in the dark 100 pt. Thanks to Daniel Tessier for confirming the Series 3 name in the UK. Also credit to 80'sChild from LRG for pictures of the post-recall checklist. The last few series of MIMP were only released in Europe, where the MIMP figures sold much better than in the US.Ĭredit to Frank Krolicki, Rubberhammer, Bazoon, Andy53600, and H Napoleon Kohles for help on the Pink monster situation. Hanuman's price seems to be the same despite the recall, presumably because of the lower demand for Series 4. It appears that Hanuman was recalled in the UK, as another checklist has been discovered with Hanuman omitted and several names changed on other figures. Also there is some potential for fraud as the paint can be easily removed from the series 4 figures. These were slightly less common than the regular series but still low priced because few collectors liked the series 4. There was also a set of promotional figures released in the UK that were partially painted or not painted at all. This is not thought to be a variant color. The Purple monsters tend to fade easily and often look pink. Each monster had at least 2 different variants, with the lower point monsters often having 3. The paint was splashed on and usually ran onto other parts of the sculpt than intended. The primary colors used for the rubber were green, purple, red and yellow and these had paint applications of dubious quality.

The 100 point monsters were glow in the dark green or glow in the dark yellow, while the other point monsters did not glow. The point values continued to increase with 50-100 point monsters appearing. Series 4 is probably the least popular series in the MIMP line. They were larger than the previous series and more squishy. The last series that was released in the US, the Series 4 were the first series that were painted. Location(s): US, UK, possibly other areas