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A candy toy is a toy that comes with candy, sort of like a [[List of Transformers restaurant promotions|fast-food promotional toy]] but not. This is done primarily to sell toys without the standard tax applied to toys, since they are technically food items (for a given value of "food", since nine out of ten times we're talking "tasteless white sugar pellets").
A candy toy is a toy that comes with candy, sort of like a [[List of Transformers restaurant promotions|fast-food promotional toy]] but not. This is done primarily to sell toys without the standard tax applied to toys, since they are technically food items (for a given value of "food", since nine out of ten times we're talking "tasteless white sugar pellets").


They basically only make them in Japan.
They basically only make them in Japan. Generally speaking, they consist of scaled-down model kits or limited-poseability action figures of various characters.  (It is worth noting, however, that candy-toy models exist of [[Rumble]] and [[Ravage]] that are actually ''larger'' than the original toys!)




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Despite appearances, this toy is not made of candy.

A candy toy is a toy that comes with candy, sort of like a fast-food promotional toy but not. This is done primarily to sell toys without the standard tax applied to toys, since they are technically food items (for a given value of "food", since nine out of ten times we're talking "tasteless white sugar pellets").

They basically only make them in Japan. Generally speaking, they consist of scaled-down model kits or limited-poseability action figures of various characters. (It is worth noting, however, that candy-toy models exist of Rumble and Ravage that are actually larger than the original toys!)




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