Bing Bong is Riley’s imaginary friend, who’s been out of work since Riley turned 4. He’s a fun-loving, exuberant cat/elephant/dolphin made out of cotton candy wrapped around a nougat-y center. Though Riley hasn’t conjured up Bing bong in years, he isn’t giving up. His goal is to “get back in with Riley,” so they can continue their imaginary …
Sadness has always been a “glass half-empty” kind of emotion. It’s hard to stay positive when she’s seen ice cream scoops fall to the ground for no good reason. Sadness measures approximately 7″ tall. Collect all of Riley’s emotions and her imaginary friend, Bing Bong. Each sold …
The Console is at the center of the Headquarters. It’s what the emotions use to control Riley’s mood and actions. Joy is always ready to take charge when something great happens! The Console comes with a unique Joy Figure. Bring her or any one of the Core Figures (sold separately) near the Console and the figures …
Go to work with your favorite emotions in Headquarters! This towering control center, in Riley’s mind, is where Riley’s emotions help her navigate the world. The Headquarters Playset comes with three memory spheres and a unique Joy Figure. Take these Memory Spheres or those of the Core Figures (sold separately) and watch them roll down the path …
Bing Bong is Riley’s imaginary friend, who’s been out of work since Riley turned 4. He’s a fun-loving, exuberant cat/elephant/dolphin made out of cotton candy wrapped around a nougat-y center. Though Riley hasn’t conjured up Bing bong in years, he isn’t giving up. His goal is to “get back in with Riley,” so they can continue their imaginary …
Disgust has always been proud of her refined tastes. After all, her job is to keep Riley from being poisoned, physically or socially. Disgust comes with her own memory sphere featuring one of Riley’s most disgusting memories. Place the memory sphere in Disgust’s hand to hold, or put it in the memory sphere holder in The Console (sold …
Sadness has always been a “glass half-empty” kind of emotion. It’s hard to stay positive when she’s seen ice cream scoops fall to the ground for no good reason. Sadness comes with her own memory sphere featuring one of Riley’s saddest memories. Place the memory sphere in Anger’s hand to hold, or put it in the memory …
Bing Bong is Riley’s imaginary friend, who’s been out of work since Riley turned 4. He’s a fun-loving, exuberant cat/elephant/dolphin made out of cotton candy wrapped around a nougat-y center. Though Riley hasn’t conjured up Bing bong in years, he isn’t giving up. His goal is to “get back in with Riley,” so they can continue their imaginary …