Set also includes two Lion Knights and other accessories (less)

Features Portcullis Catapult Foldaway stairs Break through wall Treasure Hoist (less)

For The sitting baby, there are 4 bright and lively activities on the lion's legs for easy accessibility. Baby will be able to bat at the roller balls, click the sliding lady bug, flip the bug pages and spin the mechanical flower.

When baby is ready to pull up and stand the lion is the perfect friend. When baby is standing they will be able to slide the peek a boo mirror window, spin the large butterfly roller ball for lights and sounds, toggle buttons and press on the lion's nose for lights, sound effects and music.

There is even an inflatable, jingling ball for baby to bat at (less)

Beyblade Metal Fusion Grand Cetus Battle Top includes 5-piece top, RIPCORD LAUNCHER, assembly instructions and tool. BeyBlade tops are high-performance, spinning battle tops (also called Beys).

Their revolutionary design features five separate components, which can all be customized for unique performance. Hundres of combinations are possible, each creating a distinct battle style.

With the pull of the ripcord, the tops can be launched into battle. The last top standing wins and no two battles are the same (less)

Realistic animal sounds when mouth is opened. Flashlight has auto-shut off feature.

Ages 18 months and up. The Little Tikes Company, founded in 1970, is a multi-national manufacturer and marketer of high-quality, innovative children's products.

Little Tikes products are known for providing durable, imaginative and active fun. Products are manufactured in a wide variety of categories for young children, including infant toys, popular sports, play trucks, ride-on toys, sandboxes, activity gyms and climbers, slides, pre-school development, role-play toys, creative arts and juvenile furniture (less)

Mr. Brandstatter planted a magical seed that would eventually blossom into Playmobil by founding an eponymous lock and metal fitting company in Furth, Germany.

By the 1930s, Playmobil's pretend play had again been redefined; manufacturing telephones, cash registers, and various items for toy shops using sheet metal. At the beginning of the 1950s, Horst Brandstatter, the Playmobil's current owner, came on board and started a new era in the company history.

He updated Playmobil pretend play products, searched out new markets and focused production on his favorite material, plastic. In 1958, the hula hoop craze gripped the world, and Horst Brandstatter was determined to perfect the pretend play toy that would inspire further exploration.

Realizing that the technique, using air pressure, hot plastic hoses, and shape molds, could also produce basically any shape (in addition to the traditional bottles and hoops), Mr. Brandstatter created the first prototype Playmobil pretend play item, a closed racing car manufactured in a single production step.

From that point on, the company expanded rapidly with products in toys. Playmobil was introduced at the 1974 International Toy Fair in Nuremberg and by using an innovative marketing strategy, parents and children responded uniformly with fascination and enthusiasm, to Playmobil (less)