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Toothless Is Brought to Life with Spin Master's $50 Animatronic Toy
Toothless Is Brought to Life with Spin Master's $50 Animatronic Toy
Jul 1, 2025
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The $50 animatronic is based on how Toothless looks in the How to Train Your Dragon live action film that came out this year. Let's unbox Spin Master's Tame & Train Interactive Toothless, and show you some of his different modes and features.
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