Ugly Dolls - Limited Editions

Limited Editions

2003-2006

  • Green Cinko - FAO Exclusive - edition of 300
  • Green Wage - Tower Records Exclusive
  • Blue Ox - Kidrobot Exclusive - edition of 100
  • Gama Go UglyDoll - Gama-Go Exclusive - edition 50 all handmade
  • Green Wedgehead - Super 7 Exclusive - edition of 100
  • Halloween Ice Bat - Super 7 Exclusive - edition of 75
  • Thawed Ice Bat - Giant Robot Exclusive- edition of 200
  • Sneak Preview Little Uglydolls - SDCC Exclusive
  • Sailor Babo - Uglycon 1 Exclusive - edition of 50
  • Secret Mission Uglydolls - SDCC Exclusive
  • Red Tooth Wedgehead - edition of 200

'2007

  • Ice Lodge Uglydolls - SDCC Exclusive
  • Akihabara Pink Ice Bat - edition of 100
  • Blue Abima - edition of 100
  • Ice Bat Uglycon Tokyo Collection - 4 different color variations - editions of 25 each
  • Poe Uglycon 3 NYC Collection - 8 different color variations - editions of 25 each
  • Sailor Poe - edition of 25
  • Hidden Poe Variation - edition of 25
  • Sea Sick Sailor Babo - edition of 100
  • Sleepy Chilly Ice Bat - 3 different color variations - editions of 200 each
  • Red Ice Bat - InTheYellow Exclusive - edition of 100

2009

  • Coldy Holdy Ice Bat - FAO Exclusive
  • First Mate Trunko - SDCC Exclusive
  • Hidden Poe - NYCC Exclusive
  • OX Collection
  • Ket (pink) - Kitson Exclusive

2010

  • Big Toe Collection
  • Blue Nandy Bear - Learning Express Exclusive
  • Ket at Night (dark blue) - Kitson Exclusive
  • Long Time Ago Ice Bat - Giant Robot Exclusive edition of 300
  • Red Flatwoodsey - FAO Exclusive
  • Uglycorn - SDCC Exclusive

2011

  • Uglycat - Japan Exclusive
  • Cookie Dream Babo - SDCC Exclusive
  • Cookie Chef Babo - Redemption Certificate Exclusive
  • Holiday Uglydog - FAO Schwarz and Toys 'R' Us Exclusive

2012

  • 10th Anniversary Wage
  • Power Babo - SDCC Exclusive

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