What is the names of the robot and teddy bear in the kia commercial?

does anyone know what the names of the robot and teddy bear are in the kia commercial and where they are from or where i can get them? I have the other three just need these two.Thanks to all who answer.|||In order ....





The brown furry that resembles a badly


made pinata wearing a top hat is called ...





" Mr. X "





aka





" Mr. X Bugaloo "





http://www.oompa.com/mas_assets/full/BL5鈥?/a>





Blabla Toys





can be found here...


http://www.blablakids.com/


http://www.amazon.com/Blabla-Mr-X-Boogal鈥?/a>





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" Muno "





http://images.buycostumes.com/mgen/merch鈥?/a>





YoGabbaGabba





Can be found here...


http://www.amazon.com/Exclusive-Kidrobot鈥?/a>





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" Sock Monkey


{ with mom tattoo


and red bowtie } "





http://sockmonkeys.files.wordpress.com/2鈥?/a>





Rockford Red Heel





The sock monkey has numerous


sites and can be made at home...


one such kit can be found here ...


http://www.supersockmonkey.com/





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The bear is typical fur-lined teddy


with pronounced features ....





Not determined where the bear is from


originally as it might just be a handmade


custom ...


{ the pronounced features


so the camera can see it better }





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" Radar Robot "





http://www.traditional-tin-toys.co.uk/ac鈥?/a>





This reproduction was


actually based


on the '50s classic ...


{which had several variations}





" Easelback Robot "





http://www.robot1968.com/robots/telephon鈥?/a>





Further detail will reveal that


the robot toy in the ad has


had further modifications of it's own ...





The " radar coil " would become


a cherry domelight


the arms would become stockier


and the toy itself would no longer be tin





This would be done not only to make it


safer and more accomodating - but also


to change the toy just enough to deter


copyright infringement from the original








The wind-up can be found here...


also the "easelback repros" can


still be found on vintage toy sites





http://robotisland.com/product_info.php/鈥?/a>





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The ad is called " The Joyride " and each toy represents


technology, current trends, security, agility - and fun


{although they are just typical toys found in a family car}





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Bumble smilez**





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