With just 200 days to go until Christmas, Argos announces what it thinks will be this years top toys with TV, movie and animal trends hitting top spots.
Yes, ‘The Booty Shakin’ twerking Llama does exist!
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Even though the sun is only just starting to make itself known, Argos, has unveiled what toys are set to dominate wish lists this Christmas, well with only 200 days to go why not?!
This years crackers include inspiration from some of the biggest TV, movie and even video gaming franchises.
Below are Argos’s top 12 toy predictions for Christmas 2019:
What is it and how much does it cost? Pets Alive Robotic Llama – Boppi, ‘The Booty Shakin’ Llama BUY NOW FOR £25
What is it and how much does it cost? Blume Doll £10 – BUY NOW FOR £10
What is it and how much does it cost? Owleez £50 – BUY NOW FOR £50
What is it and how much does it cost? LEGO Harry Potter Night Bus £35 – BUY NOW FOR £35
What is it and how much does it cost? 7″ Real Walking Buzz Lightyear £35 – BUY NOW FOR £35
What is it and how much does it cost? Furreal Cubby Bear £80 – BUY NOW FOR £80
What is it and how much does it cost? Kindi Kids Toddle Doll £25 – BUY NOW FOR £25
What is it and how much does it cost? Paw Patrol Mighty Pups Super Paw Jet £60 – BUY NOW FOR £60
What is it and how much does it cost? Fisher Price Imaginext Transforming Batmobile £100 – BUY NOW FOR £100
What is it and how much does it cost? Fortnite Battle Bus £40 – BUY NOW FOR £40
What is it and how much does it cost? Peppa Pig Playset £40
What is it and how much does it cost? LOL Suprise 2-in1 Glamper £100
BUY ARGOS TOP TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS HERE (from July 27th)
New research carried out by the UK retailers also revealed that a quarter of Brits have already started their Christmas shopping and just under 10% have even finished their festive gift buying.
Parents are set to spend a whopping £273 on average on presents for their children, we’re wondering if Santa will be able to fit so many toys in his sleigh!
Juliet Ward, Head of Toy Buying at Argos, said: “Digital entertainment is influencing play more than ever before with popular franchises inspiring toys like the Fisher Price Imaginext Transforming Batmobile and 7” Real Walking Buzz. It’s really exciting to see online video gaming entering the toybox with the Fortnite Battle Bus allowing children to recreate what they see on screen in real-life at home.
“It’s no secret that children love animals and so they continue to heavily influence toy innovations, such as the Cubby Bear and Owleez. And kids and big kids alike won’t be able to resist the delightful Boppi – the world’s first booty shakin’ llama. There are also some really quirky innovations on the list this year, such as the collectable Blume Dolls, which magically sprout out of their flower pots when sprinkled with water.”
The cheapest toy in the line-up is £10.00 with the dearest setting you back £100, however if you were to buy the WHOLE bunch this would cost a price £600 exactly which is lowers than last years top toys at a massive £796.87.
Argos’s Top Toys will be will be available to buy at Argos from Saturday 27 July 2019.
We better start getting on Santa’s nice list.
