This fantastic Doctor Who mini talking plush clip-on assortment includes all your favorite characters as 4″ soft toys with sounds – Red Dalek, Blue Dalek, TARDIS (with light up lamp!) and Cyberman.

Phrases include but are not limited to :
TARDIS Materialisation Sound
Cyberman “You will become like us or you will be deleted”
Cyberman “Upgrading is compulsory”
Daleks “Exterminate, exterminate!”
Daleks “You would make a good Dalek.”

Series 1 will include Medium TARDIS (with a flashing lamp and sound) and Medium Talking Daleks – they stand approximately 9” tall and ship in branded gift boxes.  The cute mini talking plush assortment also includes the Cyberman – they stand 4” tall and have plastic clips on so they can be attached to keys, bags etc!

Phrases include the TARDIS Materialisation, “Exterminate, Exterminate!” and many more.

If you have any questions about this Press Release then please contact Robyn Morgan via email robyn@underground-toys.com

This item will be available for sale at Underground Toys’ booth # 3849 and also on BBC America’s booth #3629 for $30.00

RIVER SONG
Of all the people who have traveled or will travel with the Doctor, River Song is the most enigmatic of them all. She always seems to be one step ahead of the Doctor, even when he is in her past. Nobody has been able to figure out how River knows the Doctor so well, although there have been plenty of guesses! Although River is a force to be reckoned with, she sometimes needs the Doctor’s help – whether it’s against the Vashta Nerada or the Weeping Angels, or any of the other foes they have faced, or even will face in future. Confused? It will all become clear… one day…

THE PANDORICA
Legend has it that the Pandorica is a prison, a cage to contain the most feared warrior in the universe. But it is all a lie – the Pandorica is a box created to contain just one person – the Doctor. When his TARDIS exploded, all parts of time and space were wiped out, never having existed. The massed armies of all the Doctor’s foes – Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans and others banded together and created the legends of the Pandorica, and then locked him inside it. But the Pandorica energy was a restorative, it could bring things back to life, and the Doctor piloted the Pandorica into the heart of his exploding TARDIS and set off Big Bang 2, rebooting the entire universe.

The range will incorporate characters from the current Doctor Who series and also a separate program featuring characters from the Classic series’ of Doctor Who, which are sure to appeal to collectors and fans of these series’. The characters produce unique noises tailored to each model, and will be released in several sizes.

Commenting on the new deal Robyn Morgan, Licensing Director at Underground Toys said “We have had great success in bringing to life popular television characters as plush toys.  The experience we have accumulated on both character detail and the importance of sound quality will mean we can finally do the Doctor Who brand justice as a plush concept.”

Richard Hollis, Head of UK Licensing at BBC Worldwide added “We are delighted to build on our existing relationship with Underground Toys.  This new category for Doctor Who will appeal to a wide range of fans and collector alike, and Underground are the perfect partner given their experience in this area.”

Underground Toys will begin shipping the toy line worldwide from June 2011 and the items will be previewed at London Toy Fair via their UK Distributor Gear 4 Games on booth E160.  They will also be shown at New York Toy Fair on Underground Toys on booth 4933.

THE SEVENTH DOCTOR

Mercurial and highly moral, this Doctor would often despair at the cruelty and wastefulness he encountered across the galaxies. On a trip to America in 1999, he was accidentally gunned down by a street gang and taken to hospital, where the procedures taken to try and save him did the reverse and he seemingly died, only to regenerate within the hospital’s morgue…

IMPERIAL DALEK from ‘REMEMBRANCE OF THE DALEKS’

The TARDIS arrives in London in November 1963, where the Doctor and Ace discover that two rival factions of Daleks – one loyal to the Dalek Emperor and one to the Dalek Supreme – are seeking the Hand of Omega, a powerful Time Lord device that the first Doctor hid there during an earlier sojourn on Earth.

The Daleks are focusing their search around Coal Hill School – the school that the Doctor’s grand-daughter Susan attended – while a human military unit led by Group Captain Gilmore is attempting to resist their incursions. The Imperial Daleks eventually capture the device. The Dalek Emperor is revealed to be Davros, now with only the last vestiges of his humanoid form remaining. The Doctor begs him not to use the Hand but is ignored. However, this is just the final ruse in a complex trap laid by the Doctor. The Hand of Omega utterly destroys the Dalek home planet, Skaro, and then returns to destroy their forces orbiting Earth.

Fourth Doctor Tom Baker with 2nd Head and Sonic Screwdriver as seen in the four part serial Revenge of the Cybermen (1975). Features The Fourth Doctor (1974-1981) in velvet jacket and long scarf and includes interchangeable heads; one with wide-brimmed hat, one without. Includes K-1 robot hip part.

Doctor Who Classic Series 1 - The 4th Doctor Tom Baker

Voc Robot – from the classic 1977 story ‘Robots of Death’ set on a distant planet where humans mine for precious metals using the Robots for labour. This Voc Robot¹s eyes glow red under a light.

The Master – ­the renegade Time Lord, and arch-enemy of the Doctor, as he appeared in ‘The Deadly Assassin’ in 1976. He stands posed and ready to shoot all that defy him.

Mummy with Canopic Jar – coming complete with urn accessories, the Mummy Robot was first seen in 1975’s ‘Pyramid of Mars’, with the Fourth Doctor.

The Morbius Creature – the brain of another renegade Time Lord resurrected into a ghoulish character that fought the Fourth Doctor, in ‘The Brain of Morbius’ from 1976.

Ice Warrior – one of the Doctor’s oldest enemies, first battling against the Second Doctor back in the 1967 story ‘The Ice Warriors’.

Cyberman – as seen in the 1982 episode ‘Earth Shock’, the Cyberman is armed, and posed ready to attack.