P.E.T Aliens (Pocket Extra Tiny Aliens) was a toy line created by Seven Towns and licensed to Vivid Imaginations. Most of you will remember the figures that were free in promotional packs of Rice Krispies in 1994, but others were also released afterward. There were 26 aliens in total to collect and they came in single mystery bags, single packs with a spaceship, and 5-packs. There was also a mothership that could be purchased for £9.99 with details on how to purchase on the bigger packs of Rice Krispies.
Rice Krispies Promotion
In 1994, Kellogg’s ran a promotion with P.E.T Aliens on promotional packs of Rice Krispies. There were 8 Aliens up for grabs including KickTail, Squeezy Rider, Sportstar, Touchdown, Headlock, Tex, Traffic Alien, and Aqualung.
Mystery Bags
The single mystery bags contained: 1x Alien figure, 1x Collector card, and an info-strip
Single Space Ship packs
These toys also came as a whacky spaceship pack that you could see which alien you would get. These Spaceships boast the ability to fly like a frisbee with your alien inside!
5-Packs
Finally, you could collect your missing aliens in a 5-pack
List of P.E.T Alien Figures
Here I will list all of the figures available in this toy line along with a picture of each of them, to help you identify your alien!
 | 1. Tex |
 | 2. Headlock |
 | 3. Sportstar |
 | 4. Kicktail |
 | 5. Eccentrica |
 | 6. Ilegal Alien |
 | 7. Dentwist |
 | 8. Sokka |
 | 9. Dr Braindrain |
 | 10. Crazy cook |
 | 11. Miner bird |
 | 12. Pakatak |
 | 13. Sea Dog |
 | 14. Billy the Squid |
 | 15. Cynic |
 | 16. Jerk |
 | 17. T.V. Eye |
 | 18. Phoney |
 | 19. Aqualung |
 | 20. TouchDown |
 | 21. Squeezy Rider |
 | 22. Traffic Alien |
 | 23. Commander Throne-Alone |
 | 24. Commander Sin-Bin |
 | 25. Commander Psycho |
 | 26. Commander Brainstein |
 | Mother Ship |
If you think there is something I’ve missed, please get in touch!
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