One of this summer’s 🔥hottest🔥 movies has already inspired one of this year’s hottest collectible toy lines.
Jurassic World Dominion is set to slash its way onto theater screens on June 10, but ToyMonster International‘s Jurassic World CAPTIVZ Dominion Edition Slime Eggs are already popping up at retailers — and in toy boxes — across the country.
Kids can unwrap each egg to discover a packet of BioSyn Lab slime — a vibrant, blue ooze inspired by the BioSyn Laboratory featured in Jurassic World Dominion. Within the slime, kids will also discover a collectible Pop N’ Lock toy dinosaur. Each egg also includes a battle token with information about the included species of dinosaur and a collectors’ guide that features instructions on how to battle. There are 30 dinosaur species to collect, including never-before-seen species that kids can spot in the new movie!
Jurassic World CAPTIVZ Dominion Edition Slime Eggs tick a lot of boxes when it comes to play patterns and value. Kids will enjoy the element of surprise; the tactile fun of slime; and the perfectly sized dinosaurs that they can collect, battle with, or trade with friends. There’s also an educational hook in that kids will learn about the various dinosaur species that are featured in Jurassic World Dominion. Kids just might even discover a super-rare limited edition metallic giganotosaurus hidden within their egg!
But the fun doesn’t stop with Slime Eggs! ToyMonster’s Jurassic World CAPTIVZ Dominion Edition range includes larger offerings, including a Surprise Egg, a Mega Egg, and Zoom Riders. Kids can also get a cool Collector Case that opens up for play and display with included backgrounds that just may inspire budding “toyographers” (that’s shorthand for “toy photographers”) to shoot some epic shots of their own collection.
Toy Insider pro-tip: Hunt for these dinos in-store at Walmart, Five Below, Meijer, and Amazon.
The CAPTIVZ Dominion Edition single Slime Eggs are so hot right now, you could say that there’s some “gray market” dinosaur trading afoot. Officially, the single Slime Eggs are priced at just $4.99, which makes them awesomely affordable, and both kids and collectors love these things. If you see a single egg being sold for a higher price online, there’s a good chance that it’s a marketplace seller operating on a major retailer’s website. Who knew that dinosaur scalpers would be a thing this year?
