PEZ Dispenser Timeline (1990-1999)

  PEZ Dispenser Release Timeline (1990-1999)

1990- Garfield Series 1 (Garfield, Garfield Smiling, Garfield with visor, Arlene, Nermal), Bunny D, Peanuts Series 1 (Charlie Brown, Lucy, Snoopy, Woodstock), Merry Music Makers Whistles (Indian, Monkey, Parrot, Penguin, Tiger)

1991- Winter Bear, Skull, Muppets (Fozzy Bear, Gonzo, Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy), Daffy Duck, Pumpkin B, Scrooge McDuck, Silver Glow Regular, Spiderman Revision, Truck D Series, Wonder Woman Remake, Mini Gonzo Keychain

1992- Chick in Shell Revision, Droopy Dog B, Spike Revision, Ducktales (Gyro Gearloose, Bouncer Beagle, Webby)

1993- Flintstones (Barney, Fred, Pebbles, Dino), Tom (Tom & Jerry) Revision, Peter PEZ Revision

1994- Pez Pal Boy & Girl Revisions, TMNT Angry Version (Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael, Leonardo), TMNT Happy Version (Michelangelo, Donatello, Rapael, Leonardo)

1995- Batman with Black Cowl, Chick in Egg Revision, Jerry (Tom & Jerry) Revisions, Regular Remakes (White, Silver, Red, Blue, Purple, Yellow), PEZ-A-Saurs (Fly-Saur, I-Saur, He-Saur, She-Saur)

1996- Batman Dark Knight, Bugs Bunny Playworld Set, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Speedy Gonzales, Sylvester, Taz, Yosemite Sam, Santa C, Valentine’s Hearts, Coach Whistles (Yellow & Green, Red & White, Yellow & Orange)

1997- Star Wars (Darth Vader, Stormtrooper, C-3PO, Yoda, Chewbacca), Jerry (Tom & Jerry), Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse Revision, Pluto Revision, Donald Duck Revision, Daisy Duck, Miss Piggy, Duck Nephews (Huey, Dewey, Louie), Bubbleman, Kooky Zoo Remakes (Blinky Bill, Lion, Gator, Hippo, Elephant), Pink Panther (Pink Panther, Inspector Clousseau, aardvark, ant), Smurfs Series 2 (Brainy Smurf, Papa Smurf, Smurfette, Smurf, Gargamel)

1998- Star Wars (Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Ewok, Boba Fett), Misfit Snowman (Red & Yellow), Misfit Witches (Black & Yellow), Nintendo (Diddy Kong, Yoshi, Koopa Troopa, Mario), PEZ Pal remakes w/body parts (Alpine Boy, Shell Boy, Pilot Boy), PEZ remakes (Shell Boy, Pilot Boy, Alpine Boy), PEZ Petz Series 1 (Butler the Penguin, Grinz the Monkey, Zippy the Dog, Curly the Pig), PEZ Petz Series 2 (Purrl the Cat, Sidney the Kangaroo, Cheeky the Chipmunk, Blubbers the Whale), Limited Edition Psychedelic Hand Remakes, Pumpkin C, Shell Boy PEZ Pals with body parts and 6 different hair color variations, Asterix Remakes (Asterix, Obelix, Mueslix, Roman Soldier), Batman Dark Knight Rounded Ear Version, Bear Misfits (Black & Brown), Bubbleman Neon Variations, Garfield Series 2 (Garfield on pink stem, Chef Garfield, Sleepy Garfield, Pilot Garfield, Odie), Glowing Ghosts (Happy Henry, Slimy Sid, Naughty Neil, Polly Pumpkin), Glow Pals (Alpine Boy, Shell Boy, Pilot), Kooky Zoo Crystals (Lion, Gator, Hippo, Elephant), Mariner PEZ Pal with body parts, Misfit Pink Elephant, Misfit Tan Lion, Misfit Black Skull, Happy Henry Ghost, Aral PEZ Pals with body parts and 3 different hair color variations), Mini Keychains (Uncle Sam, Peter Pez, Elephant w/Hat)

1999- Jack in the Box Restaurant Mascot ‘Jack’, Muppets Revisions (Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy), Looney Tunes (Sleepy Daffy, Jazzy Sylvester, Cycling Taz, Sports Tweety, Sporty Bugs Bunny), Zielpunkt, Limited Edition Psychedelic Flowers Remakes, Psychedelic Hand Misfit, Winter Bear, BP PEZ Pal Boy, Bubbleman Crystals Variations, Bunny E, Lamb Revision, Chick in Egg Revisions, Crazy Animals (Frog, Shark, Octopus, Camel), Crystal Ghosts (Polly Pumpkin, Happy Henry, Naughty Neil, Slimy Sid), Crystal Holiday (Santa, Snowman, Witch, Skull), FAO Schwartz Bears, Ghosts (Naughty Neil, Slimy Sid, Happy Henry), Glowing Trucks D-Series, Japanese Peppermint Regulars (Gold, Black, Pink, Grey, Translucent White), Wolverine (Black & Yellow), Incredible Hulk Revision, Mini Keychains (Lion w/Crown, Pony, Gorilla)


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