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*[[Rocket USA Futurama Figures]] | *[[Rocket USA Futurama Figures]] | ||
*[[N.J. Croce Company Futurama Bendables]] | *[[N.J. Croce Company Futurama Bendables]] | ||
*[[Dark Horse Comics Futurama merchandise#Bendy Figures|Dark Horse Comics Figures]] | |||
== Other merchandise == | == Other merchandise == | ||
[[File:Flavoured water.jpg|right|thumb|The crew helped sell flavoured water in Australia]] | [[File:Flavoured water.jpg|right|thumb|The crew helped sell flavoured water in Australia]] | ||
*[[Dark Horse Comics Futurama merchandise]] | |||
*[[Metal clickers]] | *[[Metal clickers]] | ||
*[[Futurama Clothing|Clothing]] | *[[Futurama Clothing|Clothing]] | ||
*[[Futurama Magnets]] | *[[Futurama Magnets]] | ||
*Slurm (energy drink) | *Slurm (energy drink) |
Revision as of 16:37, 6 September 2013
Non-canon
Merchandise is any physical Futurama object you can buy. A wide variety of types of merchandise has been released over the years from a variety of companies.
Episodic merchandise
- Blu-ray Disc Releases - selected films of the animated series.
- DVD Releases - the episodes and films of the animated series.
- Niche Medium Releases - the episodes and films released on minor mediums such as VCD and UMD.
- VHS Releases - the episodes of the animated series' original run only.
- Comics and Trade Paperbacks - comics produced by Bongo comics.
- Futurama (video game) - the first officially licensed Futurama video game, for PS2 and XBox.
Coasters
A set of coasters has been produced by Rix Products.
Wall hangings
Figurines
- Kidrobot Futurama Mini Figures
- Toynami Futurama Figures
- Rocket USA Futurama Figures
- N.J. Croce Company Futurama Bendables
- Dark Horse Comics Figures
Other merchandise
- Dark Horse Comics Futurama merchandise
- Metal clickers
- Clothing
- Futurama Magnets
- Slurm (energy drink)
- Flavoured water
- Futurama tabletop games