Hasbro electronic figures
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From 1998 to 2000Hasbro released a number of hand-held, interactive Electronic Pokémon Figures which were equipped with electronic sounds, lights, and/or speech. They are activated when a pair of connectors on the base of the toy are touched simultaneously.
Electronic Figure sets
The sets were released incrementally.
First release
This first release was available starting in November 1998[1].
Even though it was released outside Japan, Meowth's toy originally spoke in its Japanese voice, and had at least three sayings. Later production examples from 2001 also exist featuring Meowth speaking six phrases in English (all voiced byNathan Price).[2]
The Pikachu toy attracted controversy because, if the buttons are pressed too fast, its audio recordings are slurred and can be interpreted as profanity.[3]
Second release
This second release was available starting in May 1999[1].
Third release
This third release was available starting in August 1999[1].
Fourth release
This fourth release was available starting in October 1999[1].
Fifth release
This fifth release was available starting in November 1999[1].
Yes/NoPikachu
Sixth release
Snorlax and aPoké Flute
Marill re-release
Seventh release
Eighth release
Ninth release
Tenth release
Ultra Electronic Figure release
As a tie-in toThe Power of One,Hasbro released a special edition Lugia. Unlike the other figures in the line, this figure is also capable of movement.
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