Gallery of Socker Boppers

This is a gallery for the Socker Boppers toy and its spin-offs by Big Time Toys and WickedVision.

1997
This ad, the first one produced by Big Time Toys, is the one that many of you might remember as 90s kids. (The toys have existed in various incarnations since the 70s, but this ad made them gain mass popularity.)

Sock'em Swords (1998)
One of the earliest known spinoffs, it's basically a Sock'em Bopper with an elongated sword-like attachment. It also came with a companion Sock'em Shield, pictured in the screencaps below.

Sock'em Screamers (1999)
This toy is a spin-off I'm pretty sure nobody has heard about. It looks very fun, and I'm ashamed this didn't grow like the original did. Just in case you want to see what I'm talking about, here's the video.

1999
The second ad produced by Big Time Toys.

2004
This is an ad produced by Big Time Toys in the mid-2000s that I assume very few people have seen. The ad takes place inside some cool thing, and features lightning effects throughout. Here's the ad if you're interested.

2011
This ad, the first one I've ever seen for it, was a major redesign for the toy. It featured an all-new cast, a new logo for the time, and all-new colors. The PowerBag was also released around the time.

2012 (UK)
This one is an extended version of the 2013 ad and features more things than the other one.

2013 (UK)
This is the latest ad that WickedVision has produced for Socker Boppers in the UK.

2019
This is the latest ad that Big Time Toys has produced for Socker Boppers in the United States.

Gallery
Pictures are from Pinterest, while the red Socker Boppers are from WickedMania.

TV Gallery
TV commercials from WickedVision are from my sisters old PC and were taken with VLC. The Sock'em Screamers and part of the Sock'em Swords ad were taken with the FrameCapture mobile app. The other parts of the "Swords" and the mainline American ads up to 2011 were taken with a computer in Wylie, TX. The 2019 ad was taken with my Lenovo Yoga running Debian 9.