Annoying Orange Toy Line

The Annoying Orange Toy Line was produced by The Bridge Direct, Inc. (now Basic Fun! Toys) and sold exclusively at Toys "R" Us stores from 2011 to 2013. The line consisted of 3-inch talking figures, mini figures, talking keychains, talking plush figures, and character face masks. Its character lineup primarily consisted of Orange, Pear, Midget Apple, Marshmallow, Passion Fruit, and Grandpa Lemon. Nanco also released several arcade and carnival-prize plush toys during that time.

In 2020, new "memory foam plush toys," were released on the new Annoying Orange website and advertised in the episode "Annoying Orange - Real vs Toy Challenge." Supplies were initially limited, according to the first announcement. The new toys are designed and manufactured by James Warren, LLC. and featured most of the characters, including Grapefruit, Grandpa Lemon and Passion Fruit.

Gallery

The Passion Fruit toy

The Orange doing the Nya-Nya toy

The Grapefruit toy

The Grandpa Lemon talking toy

The Grapefruit toy

The Marshmallow toy

Appearances

• Orange Toys have made many appearances. The most recent being Annoying Orange - The Annoying Orange Challenge!
• Marshmallow Toy made one appearance in Annoying Orange: Ask Orange 3 A-TOY-ING.
• Midget Apple Toy made one appearance in Annoying Orange Presents: Grapefruit's Totally True Tales: Bigfoot.

Trivia

• A QR code was featured on each toy's packaging or tag. It originally linked to the music video for No More Mr. Knife Guy, but was later changed to Liam's Top Ten Most Annoying Annoying Orange Videos.
• Talking Grapefruit and Grandpa Lemon figures were showcased at the 2012 New York Toy Fair, but were never released to the public.
  • Bobjenz mentioned on his channel that the Grapefruit toy was due for a 2012 release.
• YouTube creator MillenniumForce's "Stupid Orange" series utilizes Midget Apple, Pear, and Nya-Nya Orange plushies.
• In one of his vlogs while shooting the Annoying Orange Toy Commercial, Daneboe showed The Kitchen packed with Orange keychains, talking figures, plush toys, and mini figures. He also showed an Orange mask.
• Four versions of Orange were released at the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con in packaging resembling a wooden crate. They featured exclusive phrases lampooning Star Wars, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, The Avengers, and Comic-Con itself.
• Orange, Pear, and Midget Apple were released in various versions throughout the line.