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Looks like he's real after all, and actually, pretty cute: Fisher-Price is bringing Imaginext Bigfoot the Monster to Toy Fair 2010 in New York, which opens Sunday the 14th.

This remote-controlled big boy is intended for kids ages 3 to 8; with the included remote, kids will be able to have him walk, express emotions, do somersaults, and perform lots of other actions. And he'll have "interactive touch points" on his mouth and tummy that evoke sounds and actions, as well. 

You can expect your own personal sighting of Bigfoot some time this coming June, when he'll ship to stores; the price is expected to be around $100.

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Posted by: Wolfman2200
February 15, 2010 11:30 AM

Watch the video (Link = Imaginext Bigfoot the Monster) with a grain of salt. The guy in the suit "looks" like he's doing the whacking off gesture. OK, not good editing.


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