Magic Tricksters
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- The Magic Tricksters is a subgroup from BotBots.
What's that behind your ear? Given the Magic Tricksters' penchant for magic-based mischief, maybe you don't wanna know.
Members
[edit]These charlatans include:
- Bonehead the Unbrave the skull & crossbones
- Brewdrina the magic potion
- The Great Mumbo Bumblo the top hat
- Joke Sonyou the bouquet
- King Cheats the deck of cards
- Lord Illusion the magic wand
- Shuteye the fake eyeball
- Skitter Chatter the wind-up teeth
- Whoopsie Cushion the whoopie cushion
- Zanzabar the crystal ball
Fiction
[edit]BotBots Mad Libs
[edit]The Magic Tricksters put on a performance, conjuring up fun with a snap of their part of the body (plural) Magic and Mischief
Toys
[edit]BotBots
[edit]- BotBots packs (2020)
- Series: 4
- Introduced in the fourth Series of BotBots, the individual members of the Magic Tricksters are spread out across a range of products too numerous to list here, so see individual entries if you really want the full rundown. Magic Tricksters members can be found in:
- Single-bot Blind Bag Mystery Figures
- 5-Packs with two characters from the pack's theme team, two figures from two other teams, and an additional blind-packed Bot
- 8-Packs with two characters from the pack's theme team, five figures from five other teams, and an additional blind-packed Bot
- "Surprise Unboxing" packs with 10 capsules, 5 containing regular figures, 1 containing a Winner's Circle bot, and 4 containing stickers
- There are two "Magic Tricksters"-themed 5-packs in Series 4:
- King Cheats, Whoopsie Cushion, Peary Peculiar, Rusty Von Cleave, Hiptoast (blind-packed)
- The Great Mumbo Bumblo, Whoopsie Cushion, Bemyne, Critically Complained, Mr. Business Esquire (blind-packed)
The Magic Tricksters were also listed as returning in the "cancelled" Series 6, appearing in single-bot packs, 5-packs, or 8-packs. Given it's unknown if they would again have dedicated 5 or 8 packs, but as only five new members were planned it seems unlikely.
Notes
[edit]Foreign names
[edit]- French: Mystificateurs Magiques (toyline, "Magical Tricksters"), Illusionnistes (website, "Illusionists")
- German: Gauner Gang ("Rogue Gang")
- Italian: Truffatori Magici ("Magic Tricksters")
- Polish: Magiczni Spryciarze ("Magic Smarts")
- Portuguese: Trapaceiros Mágicos (toyline, "Magic Cheaters"), Truques Mágicos (website, "Magic Tricks")


