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Bumblyburg Needs A Hero...Larry Boy...Is...That...Hero

fp_vt_larryboy_rumor_fib.jpg - 8586 BytesFisher Price has released new images of two of it's upcoming VeggieTales products coming to stores later this year, both featuring the intrepid cucumber superhero: Talking Larry Boy Plush, and the Larry Boy and Larrymobile figure and vehicle set.

Larry Boy Talking Plush: This super-hero knows how to get himself out of trouble with super-suction ears that launch out to catch evil doers. The Larry Boy talking plush comes complete with two evil-doers, the dreaded Rumor Weed and The Fib from Outer Space.

Larry Boy and Larrymobile Figure and Vehicle Set: Larry Boy gets around to ward off evil in his cool Larry Mobile vehicle. The Larry Mobile wheels pop off and hidden wings pop out to become a plane (just like in the Larry Boy videos), so Larry Boy can swoop in and save the day.

Both of these cool Larry Boy products are planned for a Fall 2000 release. Both items are exclusive to Christian bookstores for 2000, before they move into a general release. Be on the lookout for other Fisher Price Veggietales products, which should be hitting toy store shelves by the end of July.

[Posted 7/07/2000

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