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Founded in 1987, Funrise is an adventurous innovator of superior toys and an industry leader in the manufacturing and distribution of the most popular children's toys. Funrise Toy Corporation is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Matrix Holdings Limited. Funrise U.S. headquarters are located in Van Nuys, CA, with offices in Hong Kong, United Kingdom, and France and with additional showrooms in Dallas and Bentonville, AR. Funrise is operated by Arnie Rubin, vice chairman of Matrix and president of Funrise who also serves as Chairman of the Toy Industry Foundation (T.I.F.) and past Chair of the Toy Industry Association (T.I.A.). Funrise’s success results from its commitment to quality manufacturing, progressive marketing and a values-based corporate culture.
HERODRIVE Mash Machines are mash-ups of favorite DC Super Friends with rescue and urban vehicles!
These adorable character cars come equipped with flashing lights and character appropriate sounds.
Push the symbol on the front grill to start the action! Available in Superman/Fire Engine, Batman/ Police Car, Flash/Motorcycle, Aquaman/Rescue Racer, and Joker/Ice Cream Truck. Collect them all!
Manufacturer: Funrise, Ages 3+, SRP $7.99
HERODRIVE is a new one-of-a-kind vehicle brand that combines children’s favorite entertainment heroes with fun and innovative play features to deliver the coolest vehicles for preschoolers.
The HERODRIVE Batman Racer is an exciting motorized vehicle featuring lights, engine sounds, and music that bring the action to life!
Transform the vehicle into race mode by pushing the windshield forward to make the wings pop out.
Push the logo on the hood for unique Batman sounds, then push it again to send the Bat Racer racing forward with its cape flying behind!
Manufacturer: Funrise, Ages 3+, SRP $24.99
TONKA Power Movers are rugged construction vehicles featuring new Motion Drive Technology that bring the dump truck, front loader, excavator and cement mixer vehicles to life.
Push the vehicle forward to make the engine rev and activate the lights; push the vehicle backward to hear back-up sounds; work the mechanical feature of each vehicle to hear hydraulic sounds and flash the lights.
The lights and sounds activated by the child’s interaction with the vehicle create an engaging and realistic TONKA experience every time they play!
Manufacturer: Funrise, Ages 3+, SRP $19.99
My Review:
Have a blast with Funrise's TONKA Power Movers, HERODRIVE Mash Machines and HERODRIVE Batman Racer! Funrise is a brand my kids have come to love over the years so we absolutely love seeing new toys from them. These new toys are so incredibly fun!
Funrise's HERODRIVE Mash Machines are oh so fun to play with! They combine your favorite DC Super Friends with rescue and urban vehicles! They have flashing lights and character appropriate sounds for added fun. They make a terrific gift for any car loving DC Super Friends fans!
HERODRIVE Batman Racer from Funrise is a super fun play vehicle for preschoolers. It's an exciting motorized vehicle with lights, engine sounds, and music that really make playtime fun! You can turn it into race mode by popping the wings out and play the fun sounds while you go on an adventure.
Funrise's TONKA Power Movers are super fun construction vehicles featuring new Motion Drive Technology that bring the dump truck, front loader, excavator and cement mixer vehicles to life. Kids can simply push the vehicle forward to make the engine rev and activate the lights; push the vehicle backward to hear back-up sounds; work the mechanical feature of each vehicle to hear hydraulic sounds and flash the lights. My son absolutely loves Funrise's TONKA Power Movers and how realistic they sound!
Funrise has a great lineup of toys that are perfect for kids everywhere!
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