Super 4... perfume?

[DrDalek6]

  Ok that's just plain weird can't see the market for that myself unless it's aimed at the oh so difficult to conquer teenage market or the new scent for you and your klicky 

A more appropriate scent for a knight would be sweat and pig fat with a hint of rust. I see why they didn't go that route but even so, odd choice of merchandise. Soap would have made more sense.

True it's a very good point clearly going for the romantic vein not the realistic one 

Exactly.
 

Besides, it's good that they expand the brand to other products other than the toy itself.
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I'm all for expanding the brand but, perfume? seriously  I'd really like to know what goes through the heads of the people in the ideas department part of designing products is that they have to appeal to the target market and make financial sense this to me fulfills neither of those.

Look at LEGO love it or hate it they sure know how to expand the product beyond the humble bricks and minifigures the LEGO brick/figure is a globally recognised icon I'm not trying to say Playmobil should try and copy LEGO but, there are loads more products which you could start with to expand the brand which make a lot more sense just off the top of my head using suggestion above klicky shaped soap or even a full bath set, still maybe not a best seller but, at least it makes more sense and would probably appeal more to kids and collectors alike.     

[Klickteryx]

Exactly.
 

Besides, it's good that they expand the brand to other products other than the toy itself.

Bubblebath or soap yes, but perfume for a boy? No way. Is it being aimed at the collector market or are they actually going to branch out into toiletries?
Better ideas would be clothing that looked similar to some of their characters such as having t-shirts with the same print as a klicky torso. Child size plastic gardening tools. Iron-on transfers, stickers, a stamp with classic face on it, temporary tattoos. Novelty hats that look like helmets and hats from the playmobil range.

[Birdie]

Bubblebath or soap yes, but perfume for a boy? No way. Is it being aimed at the collector market or are they actually going to branch out into toiletries?
Better ideas would be clothing that looked similar to some of their characters such as having t-shirts with the same print as a klicky torso. Child size plastic gardening tools. Iron-on transfers, stickers, a stamp with classic face on it, temporary tattoos. Novelty hats that look like helmets and hats from the playmobil range.

Yes!    Indeed! Someone should be taking notes here...

[DrDalek6]

Bubblebath or soap yes, but perfume for a boy? No way. Is it being aimed at the collector market or are they actually going to branch out into toiletries?
Better ideas would be clothing that looked similar to some of their characters such as having t-shirts with the same print as a klicky torso. Child size plastic gardening tools. Iron-on transfers, stickers, a stamp with classic face on it, temporary tattoos. Novelty hats that look like helmets and hats from the playmobil range.

Yeah tshirts were one of the first things that sprung to my mind along with other items which could be shaped to look like a Klicky or Klicky head,  some good ideas there. Tools is a good idea could do a storage box with space for tools and klickies and perhaps a play mat as well could work as well could be expanded to other themes like construction.

Was thinking necklaces and such like with a klicky think I've seen something like that before but, I think a metal klicky would look cool on a necklace certainly appeal to a lot of adults and perhaps some kids as well and also books showing the history of klickies or of different themes featuring a 2 or 3 klickies from different eras/themes could work well.

[tonguello]

Bubblebath or soap yes, but perfume for a boy? No way. Is it being aimed at the collector market or are they actually going to branch out into toiletries?
Better ideas would be clothing that looked similar to some of their characters such as having t-shirts with the same print as a klicky torso. Child size plastic gardening tools. Iron-on transfers, stickers, a stamp with classic face on it, temporary tattoos. Novelty hats that look like helmets and hats from the playmobil range.

It is a cultural thing I see. Kids (YES, BOYS TOO!) in my country use cologne or perfum. What's wrong with that?
There are perfum and colognes from Kitty, Monster High, Barbie (to name a few) and EVERY freaking Disney movie even CARS, for boys!!!!!!!!!
I can't understand all the fuss!.... 

[Rasputin]

Does Lego have perfume? A search only gives actuall Lego bricks.

I still do not understand if this is meant for kids even though some countries might put jewelry and perfume on little children?

What does it smell like? Plastic for that signature geobra  scent

It is a cultural thing I see. Kids (YES, BOYS TOO!) in my country use cologne or perfum. What's wrong with that?

Around here it is viewed as though the child did not choose to wear it and it's for the status of the parents, child pagent type of thing. Same goes for young girls to be in full make up.

Disney will market just about anything now that Walt is gone. They are shameless, and soulless

[Pynedor]

This is quite wild.

[Klickteryx]

This is quite wild.

Is that good or bad?

[Pynedor]

Is that good or bad?

I'm not quite sure. It's a tad strange.