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Bensussen Deutsch & Associates
Logo of Bensussen Deutsch & Associates
Current logo
Full name Bensussen Deutsch & Associates[1]
Founded 1984[1]
A photo of Shigeru Miyamoto along with his BD&A beanbag characters.
Shigeru Miyamoto posed with various BD&A plushies

Bensusseen Deutsch & Associates (abbr. BD&A, with Toysite trademarked under it) is a global merchandising agency that produces and distributes branded merchandise for sports agencies and entertainment properties. In the 1990s through early 2000s, it has collaborated with Nintendo by designing and distributing merchandise of characters featured from various Nintendo 64 games including from the Super Mario franchise, the The Legend of Zelda series, the Banjo-Kazooie series, the Gex series, and other properties, including plushies, action figures, and bobbleheads. BD&A's most recognizable products are from the line called "Nintendo 64 Officially Licensed Nintendo Collectables Beanbag Characters", which are similar to Beanie Babies in their size, weight, materials used, and stuffing techniques. Most plushies feature stuffed heads and limbs while their bodies are filled with polyester weight pellets to help them sit.

BD&A products are mostly acquired through ordering from catalogues from Nintendo Power that were periodically mailed through subscribers. BD&A's plush keychains and some other plushies, however, can be found at retail, but they are often not found at places that are expected to sell plush keychains. Due to BD&A's limited run and exclusive means of acquiring them (when Nintendo Power merchandise was sold, Nintendo products were not widely available in stores), most of BD&A's Nintendo products are available through second-hand markets, with some, especially Black Yoshi and White Yoshi, becoming rare and expensive.

Products[edit]

Nintendo 64 Officially Licensed Nintendo Collectables Beanbag Characters[edit]

Name Image Year Height Additional comments
Wing Mario A plushie of Mario with a Wing Cap from Super Mario 64 1997 6 in
  • Part of the initial BD&A plush releases, making this initially the only Mario plush from BD&A. Sold under the name "Mario", not Wing Mario.
  • Features printed eyes and logo, with mustache being colored on the face rather rather than ironed on.
  • The cap emblem differs from the one seen in the video games, with a more even shape compared to the thinner, tapered design in the games.
  • A very similar, rare version from 2001 by GiftCo is slightly larger, has ironed on sideburns and mustache.
  • Similar to the 1996 Banpresto Wing Mario plush, possibly a design source.
  • First appears in the Fall 1997 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies under Nintendo Collectibles, sold for $6 or as a set (Donkey Kong, Bowser, Wing Mario, Yoshi) for $20. Prices are not adjusted for inflation.
  • Stock photo advertised in the Fall 1997 catalog (and appears in later catalogs) differs from the final product, with eyes that have smaller irises that are placed lower.
  • Listed as retiring in the Spring 1999 catalog and is replaced by the Toysite version in a later issue.
Wing Mario keychain 1997 BD&A plush keychain 1998 4 in
  • Similar design to the standard 6 in Wing Cap Mario.
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, sold individually ($4) or as set ($15) of Wing Mario, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi, released on April 25, 1998. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Big Ol' Mario 1997 Big Ol' Wing Mario plush. Very difficult to pose correctly without this bad boy melting into himself. 1997 36 in
  • Exceptionally rare plush that retails for at least several hundred dollars
  • Difficult to pose due to its large size, unorthodox flying pose, and heavy materials.
  • First appears (as "Big Ol' Mario") in the Fall 1997 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 13, for $100 (not adjusted for inflation). Description references Sonic the Hedgehog and Crash Bandicoot: "Whoa! These ain't no critters! They are huge stuffed characters that are big enough to scare off any hedgehog or bandicoot that may be lurking about. Sitting, Donkey Kong measures about 3 ft. tall and Mario checks in at about 3 ft., too."
Mario (Toysite) BD&A 1997 plush 1999 6 in
  • Unlike Wing Cap Mario, the mustache is felt rather than printed, similar to BD&A's Luigi.
  • Replaces the Wing Cap Mario.
  • Design of the toy is reused for the 2002 Super Mario Sunshine BD&A plush.
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 8. Advertised as redesigned and sold for $5, but may be purchased as part of a set of 4 (Mario, Green Yoshi, Bowser, Donkey Kong) for $20. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Mario (Toysite) BD&A 1999(?) Toysite plush 1999(?) 8.5 in(?)
  • Poseable version of the Toysite plush.
Mario (Toysite) keychain BD&A 1999(?) plush 1999(?) ?
  • Includes internal wires to allow posing for any limb.
  • Has a standard red keychain.
Mario (Toysite) keychain BD&A 1999(?) plush 1999(?) ?
  • More limited posing than the poseable keychain; can move only one arm or leg.
  • Overall straps are smaller and farther apart compared to the poseable keychain.
Mario with FLUDD A plushie of Mario and FLUDD from Super Mario Sunshine by BD&a 2002 8 in(?)
  • Super Mario Sunshine promotion.
  • Reuses the Toysite variant of Mario, except with short sleeves.
  • One of the last Mario products distributed by BD&A.
Yoshi 1997 BD&A Yoshi plush 1997 8.5 in
  • Uses Yoshi's older design prior to Yoshi's Story, with a long tail, short arms, flat saddle, and four orange spines.
  • White belly does not extend to the tail, so the tail is fully green.
  • Eyes are separated by a black thread.
  • Eyes are made of a stiff material to keep shape.
  • Design possibly taken from the 1996 Banpresto 1996 taffeta hammer plush, similar to Donkey Kong.
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, sold individually ($4) or as set ($15) of Wing Mario, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi, released on April 25, 1998. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
  • Stock photo in the Fall 1997 catalog shows a different design with bigger eyes, outlined nostrils, and browner boots.
  • Listed as retiring in the Spring 1999 catalog and is replaced by the Toysite version in a later issue.
Yoshi 1997 BD&A Yoshi plush, with red shoes. 1997 8.5 in
  • Red shoe variant
Yoshi 1997 BD&A Yoshi plush keychain 1998 4 in
  • Uses the design with the red shoes. Due to its size, it does not have a black thread running in the middle of its eyes.
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, sold individually ($4) or as set ($15) of Wing Mario, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi, released on April 25, 1998. Prices not adjusted for inflation.
Yoshi 1998 BD&A plush 1998 18 in
  • Larger than the Talking Plushes, but smaller than the Big Ol' variety sold as Wing Mario and Donkey Kong.
Yoshi (Toysite) 1999 Toysite plush based off Yoshi's Story. 1999 6 in
  • Unlike the first set of Yoshis, the design is similar to stouter, updated design first seen in Mario Kart 64. Has three orange head spines, shorter tail, larger saddle. Eye is separated by a black thread.
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 8. Advertised as redesigned and sold for $5, but may be purchased as part of a set of 4 (Mario, Green Yoshi, Bowser, Donkey Kong) for $20. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
  • In the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, it is sold under a $25 set (not adjusted for inflation) that includes Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, Yellow Yoshi, and Black Yoshi.
Yoshi (Toysite) keychain BD&A 1999(?) plush 1999(?) ?
Red Yoshi 1997 BD&A Red Yoshi plush 1998 8.5 in
  • Red variant of the original BD&A Yoshi
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog sold as set of Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, and Yellow Yoshi for $25 (not adjusted for inflation) released on April 25, 1998.
Red Yoshi (Toysite) 1999 Toysite plush based off Yoshi's Story. 1999 6 in
  • Red variant of the Toysite Yoshi.
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 9. Advertised as redesigned and sold under a $25 set (not adjusted for inflation) that includes Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, Yellow Yoshi, and Black Yoshi.
Blue Yoshi 1997 BD&A Blue Yoshi plush 1998 8.5 in
  • Blue variant of the original BD&A Yoshi
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog sold as set of Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, and Yellow Yoshi for $25 (not adjusted for inflation) released on April 25, 1998.
Blue Yoshi (Toysite) 1999 Toysite plush based off Yoshi's Story. 1999 6 in
  • Blue variant of the Toysite Yoshi.
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 9. Advertised as redesigned and sold under a $25 set (not adjusted for inflation) that includes Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, Yellow Yoshi, and Black Yoshi.
Yellow Yoshi 1997 BD&A Yellow Yoshi plush 1998 8.5 in
  • Yellow variant of the original BD&A Yoshi
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog sold as set of Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, and Yellow Yoshi for $25 (not adjusted for inflation) released on April 25, 1998.
Yellow Yoshi (Toysite) 1999 Toysite plush based off Yoshi's Story. 1999 6 in
  • Yellow variant of the Toysite Yoshi.
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 9. Advertised as redesigned and sold under a $25 set (not adjusted for inflation) that includes Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, Yellow Yoshi, and Black Yoshi.
Black Yoshi The exceptionally rare BD&A Black Yoshi plush. 1998 6 in
  • One of the most difficult BD&A plushies to acquire. Obtaining it required a customer to purchase Yoshi's Story at Toys "R" Us from March 12, 1998 through April 12, 1998, fill a special mail voucher that came with the purchase, provide a valid receipt of the purchase, cut off the bar code from the Yoshi's Story packaging, and mail the contents. The customer may choose only one Black or White Yoshi. Then, the customer needs to wait at least 8 weeks for the order to arrive.
  • The toy may fetch hundreds, if not over a thousand dollars in secondhand markets.
  • Slightly smaller than the standard BD&A Yoshi plush
  • The tag has a hint for Yoshi's Story: "Explore the first and last two stages of level 2 to find me". This references Bone Dragon Pit and Torrential Maze where the Giant Egg for Black Yoshi may be found.
Black Yoshi (Toysite) 1999 Toysite plush based off Yoshi's Story. 1999 6 in
  • Black variant of the Toysite Yoshi.
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 9. Advertised as redesigned and sold under a $25 set (not adjusted for inflation) that includes Green Yoshi, Red Yoshi, Blue Yoshi, Yellow Yoshi, and Black Yoshi.
White Yoshi 1997 BD&A White Yoshi plush 1998 6 in
  • One of the most difficult BD&A plushies to acquire. Obtaining it required a customer to purchase Yoshi's Story at Toys "R" Us from March 12, 1998 through April 12, 1998, fill a special mail voucher that came with the purchase, provide a valid receipt of the purchase, cut off the bar code from the Yoshi's Story packaging, and mail the contents. The customer may choose only one Black or White Yoshi. Then, the customer needs to wait at least 8 weeks for the order to arrive.
  • The toy may fetch hundreds, if not over a thousand dollars in secondhand markets.
  • Slightly smaller than the standard BD&A Yoshi plush
  • The tag includes a hint for Yoshi's Story: "You may find me in the middle two stages of level 3". This references The Tall Tower and Poochy & Nippy where the Giant Egg for White Yoshi may be found.
Donkey Kong 1997 BD&A Donkey Kong plush 1997 6 in
  • First appears in the Fall 1997 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies under Nintendo Collectibles, sold for $6 or as a set (Donkey Kong, Bowser, Wing Mario, Yoshi) for $20. Prices are not adjusted for inflation.
  • Tie contains a simple white printed on logo as opposed to the yellow logo Donkey Kong normally has.
  • Similar design to 1996 Banpresto Taffeta Hammer, possible design source.
  • Listed as retiring in the Spring 1999 catalog and is replaced by the Toysite version in a later issue.
Big Ol' Donkey Kong 1997 Big Ol' Donkey Kong plush. Sitting comfortably in his cozy home. 1997 36 in
  • Exceptionally rare plush that retails for at least several hundred dollars.
  • First appears in the Fall 1997 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 13, for $100 (not adjusted for inflation). Description references Sonic the Hedgehog and Crash Bandicoot: "Whoa! These ain't no critters! They are huge stuffed characters that are big enough to scare off any hedgehog or bandicoot that may be lurking about. Sitting, Donkey Kong measures about 3 ft. tall and Mario checks in at about 3 ft., too."
Donkey Kong keychain 1997 BD&A plush keychain 1998 4 in
  • Uses the design with the white logo on the tie.
  • Keychain plush may be found in retailers in addition from ordering off a Nintendo Power catalogue.
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, sold individually ($4) or as set ($15) of Wing Mario, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi, released on April 25, 1998. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Donkey Kong (Toysite) Toysite version of the 1997 BD&A plush, with yellow tie emblem and with banana. 1999 6 in
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 8. Advertised as redesigned and sold for $5, but may be purchased as part of a set of 4 (Mario, Green Yoshi, Bowser, Donkey Kong) for $20. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
  • Tie has a yellow insignia, closer to how it appears in the games.
  • Holding a banana
Donkey Kong (Toysite) Toysite version of the 1997 BD&A plush, with yellow tie emblem and with banana. This version has a sculpted head. 1999 6 in
  • Variant of the Toysite Donkey Kong, except with a sculpted head rather than a fabric head.
  • Part of a Donkey Kong set consisting of Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Funky Kong, and Cranky Kong that have fabric and stuffed bodies with vinyl sculpted heads.
  • Featured in the Fall/Winter 1999 and Winter 2000 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies Catalog that was included in issue 138.
  • Sold for $6 each, but may be purchased as part of a set for $22. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Bowser 1997 BD&A plush 1997 6 in
  • First appears in the Fall 1997 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies under Nintendo Collectibles, sold for $6 or as a set (Donkey Kong, Bowser, Wing Mario, Yoshi) for $20. Prices are not adjusted for inflation.
  • Lacks cuffs Bowser typically has.
  • Eyebrows are glued/ironed on, making them prone to being damaged and removed over time.
  • Similar to 1996 Banpresto Bowser plush, a possible design source.
  • Listed as retiring in the Spring 1999 catalog and is replaced by the Toysite version in a later issue.
Bowser keychain 1997 BD&A plush keychain 1998 4 in
  • First appears in the Spring 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, sold individually ($4) or as set ($15) of Wing Mario, Bowser, Donkey Kong, and Yoshi, released on April 25, 1998. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Bowser 1998 BD&A 18 in plush 1998 18 in
  • Larger than the Talking Plush version, but uses the design of the standard BD&A Bowser that lacks wrist cuffs.
Bowser (Toysite) BD&A 1999 Toysite plush 1999 6 in
  • Includes wrist cuffs that were not present in earlier versions.
  • First shown in the Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, page 8. Advertised as redesigned and sold for $5, but may be purchased as part of a set of 4 (Mario, Green Yoshi, Bowser, Donkey Kong) for $20. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Bowser (Toysite) BD&A 1999(?) Toysite plush 1999 8.5 in
  • Poseable variant of the Toysite version.
Luigi 1997 BD&A plush with mouth 1997 6 in
  • Variant of Luigi. Has printed on mouth, eyebrows, and outlined eyes. Neck is more apparent.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1997 Nintendo Super Power Supplies catalog, sold for $5 (not adjusted for inflation). Was made available in December 5, 1997.
  • Stock photo of Luigi from the Winter 1997 catalog shows a more prominent neck and smaller eyes. His cap emblem also appears to be casting its own shadow, suggesting a separate felt piece.
Luigi A plushie of Luigi by BD&A 1997(?) 6 in
  • One variant of Luigi. Has outlined eyes.
  • A stock photo of this variant first appears in the Summer 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog, although it is unclear if this version replaces the one with the mouth and when it appears as the stock photo of Luigi with the mouth appears in later catalogs.
Luigi 1997 BD&A Luigi plush 1997(?) 6 in
  • One variant of Luigi. Similar to the 1999 Toysite Mario having no mouth and a felt mustache.
  • Lacks eye outlines compared to other Luigis. Neck is not visible, with the head more fused into the body.
  • Unclear when this variation appears and is distributed, as stock photos in the catalogs typically depict Luigi with a mouth and eye outlines, but it is a common listing in secondhand stores.
Luigi keychain 1997 BD&A plush keychain 1998 4 in
  • Uses design without the eye outlines and mouth.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog. Sold individually ($4) or in a set of 8 ($30), (Luigi, Toad, Wario, and Diddy Kong added) that were made available in November 20, 1998.
Toad BD&A plush with ironed on mouth 1997 6 in
  • One variant of Toad. Has outlined mouth.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1997 Nintendo Super Power Supplies catalog, sold for $5 (not adjusted for inflation). Was made available in December 5, 1997.
Toad 1997 BD&A Toad plush 1997 6 in
  • One variant of Toad. Mouth is part of the fabric, and is not outlined.
  • Mushroom spot sizes are inconsistent, with very small posts at the back and top of the head, reflecting the more varied spot sizes Toad had in some of his earlier designs.
Toad keychain 1997 BD&A plush keychain, dirtied up a bit. 1998 4 in
  • Uses the variant without the mouth outline.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog. Sold individually ($4) or in a set of 8 ($30), (Luigi, Toad, Wario, and Diddy Kong added) that were made available in November 20, 1998.
Wario BD&A 1997 plush 1997 6 in
  • Variation of Wario with dark outlines around his teeth and fused eyebrows, lending to a unibrow appearance. Inside the ears is colored yellow.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1997 Nintendo Super Power Supplies catalog, sold for $5 (not adjusted for inflation). Was made available in December 5, 1997.
Wario 1997 BD&A plush 1997 6 in
  • Variation with simpler teeth pattern. Ears lack the yellow coloration from the earlier variation. Eyebrows are separated More common than the first variation.
Wario keychain 1997 BD&A plush keychain 1998 4 in
  • Similar design to the standard 6 in Wario plush.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog. Sold individually ($4) or in a set of 8 ($30), (Luigi, Toad, Wario, and Diddy Kong added) that were made available in November 20, 1998.
Wario poseable 1999 BD&A plush 1999 5 in
  • Limbs are poseable with an internal wire.
Diddy Kong A plushie of Diddy Kong by BD&A 1997 6 in
  • Variant with blue eyes.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1997 Nintendo Super Power Supplies catalog, sold for $5 (not adjusted for inflation). Was made available in December 5, 1997.
Diddy Kong A plushie of Diddy Kong by BD&A 1997 6 in
  • Shirt, separated from the body (may be removeable), has one yellow star printed on.
  • Eyes are made of a stiff material similar to Yoshi's eyes.
  • Unclear when this variant is released (or even replaced the blue eyed variant), because the stock photos from the catalogs use the blue-eyed version.
Diddy Kong A plushie of Diddy Kong by BD&A 1998 4 in
  • Uses design with the black eyes. Irises are placed closer to the center of the eyes. Due to the size, the eyes are printed on.
  • First appeared in the Winter 1998 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog. Sold individually ($4) or in a set of 8 ($30), (Luigi, Toad, Wario, and Diddy Kong added) that were made available in November 20, 1998.
Diddy Kong on car A plushie of Diddy Kong on a car by BD&A 1997(?) ?
  • Similar to Black Yoshi and White Yoshi, this is an exceptionally rare plush that was available only through mail voucher after the purchase of Diddy Kong Racing at participating stores.
  • Two separate plushies that have velcro attachments to help attach them to each other.
Diddy Kong (Toysite) 1999 BD&A Toysite plush 1999 ?
  • Features a sculpted head compared to the stuffed fabric head of the earlier Diddy Kong plush.
  • Part of a Donkey Kong set consisting of Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Funky Kong, and Cranky Kong that have fabric and stuffed bodies with vinyl sculpted heads.
  • Featured in the Fall/Winter 1999 and Winter 2000 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies Catalog that was included in issue 138.
  • Sold for $6 each, but may be purchased as part of a set for $22. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Princess Peach 1997 BD&A plush 1999 8 in
  • Unlike other toys, Peach has an embroidered face, which is more durable than printed-on details that are prone to cracks and fading.
  • Fetches a high price on secondhand market, being less common than the other BD&A beanbag toys.
  • Made available in Nintendo Power in May 1, 1999, but listed as retiring in the Fall/Winter 1999 catalog.
Funky Kong (Toysite) 1999 BD&A plush 1999 ?
  • Features a sculpted head. Part of a Donkey Kong set consisting of Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Funky Kong, and Cranky Kong that have fabric and stuffed bodies with vinyl sculpted heads.
  • Featured in the Fall/Winter 1999 and Winter 2000 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies Catalog that was included in issue 138.
  • Sold for $6 each, but may be purchased as part of a set for $22. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.
Cranky Kong (Toysite) 1999 BD&A plush 1999 6.5 in
  • Features a sculpted head. Part of a Donkey Kong set consisting of Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, Funky Kong, and Cranky Kong that have fabric and stuffed bodies with vinyl sculpted heads.
  • Featured in the Fall/Winter 1999 and Winter 2000 Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies Catalog that was included in issue 138.
  • Sold for $6 each, but may be purchased as part of a set for $22. The prices are not adjusted for inflation.

Talking Plushes[edit]

One alternate line of plushies, the Talking Plushes are large variants with voiceboxes, and they come in a box package. All are very rare and feature high prices on secondhand markets.

Name Image Year Height Additional comments
Mario A plush of Mario. 1998 12 in
Bowser 1998 BD&A Nintendo Collectibles talking plush 1998 12 in
  • Unlike other versions of Bowser, the Talking Plush features wrist cuffs.
Donkey Kong 1998 BD&A talking plush 1998 12 in
Yoshi Yoshi talking plush 1998 12 in

Finger puppets[edit]

“Well now, isn't this unique? When you're done devouring the yummy Tutti Frutti candy sticks you can... uh, play games and stuff with them. In fact we understand that Red Yoshi holds the Thumb Wrestling World Champion title belt. Seriously.”
—Winter 2001 Nintendo Power Supplies Catalog

In 2001, Toysite released a set of three Yoshi plush finger puppets, sold in the Winter 2001 Nintendo Power Supplies Catalog.

  • Green Yoshi
    Green Yoshi
  • Red Yoshi
    Red Yoshi
  • Black Yoshi
    Black Yoshi

Bobbleheads[edit]

BD&A, known for designing and distributing bobbleheads for sports players and entertainment properties, has distributed Mario bobbleheads in 2002 under Toysite. During the GameCube's launch, Target sold an exclusive bobblehead by Ninpro of Mario and Fox McCloud; Mario's design is similar to the Toysite version, except he is holding the console in one hand and a controller in the other.

  • Bobblehead Mario
    Bobblehead Mario
  • Bobblehead Luigi
    Bobblehead Luigi
  • Bobblehead Yoshi
    Bobblehead Yoshi
  • Bobblehead Bowser
    Bobblehead Bowser

Gallery[edit]

  • 1997 BD&A collection
    1997 BD&A collection
  • Toysite BD&A plushes being advertised
    Toysite BD&A plushes being advertised
  • 1998 ad for BD&A plushes
    1998 ad for BD&A plushes
  • Spring 1998 cover of Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog featuring various plushies
    Spring 1998 cover of Nintendo Power Super Power Supplies catalog featuring various plushies
  • Ad for BD&A plushes
    Ad for BD&A plushes
  • Ad for BD&A plushes
    Ad for BD&A plushes
  • Ad for BD&A plushes
    Ad for BD&A plushes
  • The 1998 Toys "R" Us preorder form that features the BD&A Black Yoshi and White Yoshi plushies
    The 1998 Toys "R" Us preorder form that features the BD&A Black Yoshi and White Yoshi plushies
  • Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Supplies page
    Fall/Winter 1999 Nintendo Power Supplies page

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Official website about us

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Animation studios Celluloid Studios • †DIC Entertainment • Disney • dwarf studios • Hong Guang Animation (Su Zhou) • Illumination • Illumination Studios Paris • †Medialab • Nelvana • †Pacific Rim Productions, Inc. • †Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd. • Sony Pictures
Recording studios Audio Visual • Bad Animals • BKS • Cristal Media • Cup of Tea Productions • Double Vue (N.B.) Inc. • Estudios Teruel • Eurotroll Finland • Finikin, s.r.o. • HALF H･P Studio • Interopa Film • Iyuno Norway • Noisycroak • Novaga • Sigma • Sono-Mex • Sound & Vision India • Start International Polska • Studio 306 • Studio P.V. • Wim Pel Productions
Home video distributors †Abbey Home Entertainment • Access Video • Beyond Home Entertainment • Bim Bum Bam Video • Blitz Baby • Budapest Film • Buena Vista Home Video • C.N.E. Mono • Corus Entertainment • Cosmos DVD Video • DEIA • Disky Communications • Egmont Film • eOne • Eurosan - D.A.V. Mono • Fine Production • Finnkino Oy • Flashback Entertainment • Fremantle Home Entertainment • FremantleMedia Enterprises • Future Film • Globo Video • GM Corporation • GoodView Home Video • Hermans Instore Marketing B.V. • HVN • IDP Home Video • Irish Lydbånd A/S • †Kaboom! Entertainment • †Kids Klassics • La verdad • Lionsgate Home Entertainment • Los Pinos Cine Video • Lusomundo • Magna Pacific • Malofilm Video • Manga Distribution • Maximum Entertainment • Media Discount Group • Mercury Entertainment • Modern Times • Moefie Klub! • MRA Entertainment • NCircle Entertainment • Nippon Columbia • Octagon Invest Ab • Olivi • On Air Video • Paramount Home Video • Paycom Multimedia • †Phase 4 Films • Photopak • Pibitos • Pickwick Video • Pidax Film • Pocket Money Video • PolyGram Video • Prisvideo • Producciones Panther • †Pyramid AV International Pte Ltd • Roadshow Entertainment • Scanbox Norge AS • SDT Film • Seven 7 • Shout! Factory • Silvio Berlusconi Communications • SMI url • Starmedia Entertainment • †Sterling Entertainment Group • Suevia Films • Target • The Video Collection • Toki Entertainment • Vico Filmek • Victoria Media S.A. • Vídeo Brinquedo • Videomax • Videosonic • Videovisa • †Vivendi Visual Entertainment • UIG Entertainment GmbH • Universal Pictures • Wendros • World Movie Sky Cinema • †Zhenying Communication Co., Ltd.
Collectible / toy makers Ahomaro Games • Amada • Amscan • Apollo • Atlas Editions • Au'some Candies Inc. • Bandai Namco Entertainment • †Banpresto • Bensussen Deutsch & Associates • Bioworld • Blackbird Interactive • BlackMilk Clothing • Borras Plana S.A. • BoxLunch • Build-a-Bear Workshop • Burger King • †BYGGIS • CBD Spiele • Central Hobby • Colorforms • Cromy • CultureFly • Dujardin • Dynatech Play2O • Ensky • Epoch • ERTL • Estrela • Etone • Fangamer • First4Figures • Fleer • Fleetwood Toys • Fruit of the Loom • Furuta • Futabasha • Gap • Gelato Pique • Goldie • Good Stuff • Grosvenor • Hallmark • Hasbro • Interplay • iQue • Jakks Pacific • K'NEX • Kawada • Kellytoy • KidFun • Kids' Choice • Kortekaas Merchandising • Largo Toys Ltd. • LEGO • Levis • Marigó • Maruka • Mattel • MB Games • Media Factory • Medicom • Milton Bradley • Milton Bradley Company • NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan • Newfield Publications • Nintendo • Paladone • Papel Creation • Placo Toys • Play by Play • Playtime • PopCo • PopCo Entertainment • Ralston Purina • Ravensburger • RoseArt • S.H. Figuarts • Sababa Toys • San-ei Co., Ltd. • Sansei • Schmidt Spiele • Scientific Toys • SEGAPrize • Selecta • Servilibro • Simba Toys • SUBARUDO • Sumitomo Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. • Sun Arrow • Sunflower Publishing • Taito • TAKAHASHI • Takara • Tara Toy Corporation • Tenyo • The Paper Magic Group • ThinkFun • Tiger Games • Tomy • Toy Biz • Toy Site • UNIQLO • Universal Pictures • USAopoly • Vans • Visual Echo • Waddingtons • Wendy's • Winning Moves • Zygomatic
Food companies Au'some Candies • Bimbo • Burger King • Feastables • Freiberger • Keebler • †Kellogg's • The Kraft Heinz Company • Krispy Kreme • Lotte Group • Lunchables • McDonald's • Nagatanien • Nestlé • Sonic Drive-In • †Sunshine Biscuits • Suntory • Taco Bell • Wendy's • Yoplait
Cosmetics companies Lush • shu uemura
Miscellaneous 7-Eleven • Aeon • California Milk Processor Board • Deepdub • eBay • EMI Music Publishing • France 2 • KCL Productions • Lexibook • LINE • †MediaBrowser • †MIA Co., Ltd. • Nickelodeon • Pure West • Spotify • Tesla • Twinkl • Unilever • †WIC Entertainment • Yodobashi Camera
† Defunct
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Merchandise
Toys Figurines amiibo • BYGGIS • Club Nintendo • ERTL • K'NEX • LEGO Super Mario • Link System • S.H. Figuarts • Super Mario Backpack Buddies • Super Mario Galaxy 2 Enemy Danglers • Super Nintendo World • Talking Flower • Video Game Super Stars • World of Nintendo
Plushies 7-Eleven • Banpresto • Bensussen Deutsch & Associates • San-ei Co., Ltd. • Super Nintendo World • World of Nintendo
Miscellaneous toys Dot-S • Hot Wheels • Mattel • Suntory
Collectibles Club Nintendo • Donkey Kong Card Game (trading cards) • First4Figures • Hallmark • Mario Kart Wii trading cards • New Super Mario Bros. Wii trading cards • Nintendo Game Pack • Nintendo Super Secrets • RareRacers • Super Mario Galaxy trading cards • Super Mario Bros. Trading Cards • Super Mario Trading Card Collection • Super Paper Mario trading cards • Trading Card Treats
Cosmetics and hygiene AIM / Mentadent / Pepsodent / Prodent / Signal • Lush × The Super Mario Bros. Movie • Old Spice × The Super Mario Galaxy Movie • shu uemura × Super Mario Bros. • The Super Mario Galaxy Movie × Lush
Clothing BEAMS • Bimbo • Bioworld • BlackMilk Clothing • Club Nintendo • eBay • Gap • Gelato Pique • My Nintendo • OppoSuits • Suntory • Super Nintendo World • UNIQLO
Food and drinks 7-Eleven • Actimel • Baskin-Robbins • Bimbo • bubly • Capri Sun • Dippin' Dots • Donkey Kong (cereal) • Donkey Kong Junior (cereal) • Feastables • Fit's • Go-Gurt • Hostess • Keebler • Kellogg's • Icee • Kinder • Kraft Mac & Cheese • Krispy Kreme • Lunchables • Nagatanien • Nestlé (Bono + Negresco: Biscoitos de outra galáxia) • Nintendo Cereal System • Oreo • Pizzatainment • Pringles • Skoop • Sunshine Biscuits • Suntory • Super Mario Cereal • Super Nintendo World • Yoplait
Fast food Burger King • McDonald's (Happy Meal) • Sonic Drive-In • Taco Bell • Wendy's
Miscellaneous 28 Super Mario Bros. Valentines • 30 Dr. Mario Valentines • 39 Super Mario Bros. 3 Valentines • 7-Eleven • 7net Shopping • Club Nintendo • eBay • FunTats • G-Shock × Super Mario Bros. • Ichibankuji • Ikeike Yoshi • Kurogane Kosakusho • Lexibook • Mushroom Bank • My Mario • My Nintendo • Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo • Power-Up Band • Revlon • SanDisk microSDXC Card for Nintendo Switch • Suntory • Super Mario 32 Valentines • Super Mario 32 Valentines (Hallmark) • Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 e-Reader cards • Super Mario Bros. 2 Gift Set • Super Mario Bros. Stamps • Super Mario Challenge Coins • Super Mario Drive • Super Mario Satsuei • Super Mario Seesaw • Super Mario World: Mario no Pukapuka Ofuro Land • Super Nintendo World • Tobetobe Mario
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