The Grossery Gang: Collector Cards was a collectible card game, created by Banter Toys and distributed by Moose Toys for the Grossery Gang franchise that was released in February 2017, with a total of 118 cards to collect.
Packs[]
Collector Album[]
The Collector Album is the starter pack for the collectible card game, that comes with the collector binder, two single packets of cards and 16 x 9 spaces to hold the cards. The binder also has a full checklist on the back of the front cover.
Single Pack[]
The Single Pack is the bog-standard pack for the collectible card game, coming packaged as a singular packet of seven cards total, with one being a special card.
Fourteen Pack and figure[]
The Fourteen Pack contains fourteen loose cards and a Grossery Gang figure with a milk crate, with two cards being special finish ones.
Three Pack Blister[]
The Three Pack Blister contains three packets of single cards, with a total of twenty-one cards within the pack, with three cards being special ones.
Special Finish Card Types[]
- Sticker Cards
- Puzzle Cards
- Touch 'n' Feel Cards
- Heat 'n' Reveal Cards
- Silver Holographic Cards
Trivia[]
- The cards are given a different art style than the rest of the franchise, looking sketchier than the original artwork. They were illustrated by Australian artist Paul Harvey [1]
- The characters are given limbs in the artwork, similar to in the webseries.
- The Trashed Cans have the text that their catalog art use for their labels, rather than their names like their actual figures.
- Through the cards, Sour Pineapple and Spotty Zit Cream were confirmed as female.
- Cards 51 and 52 are checklists for the series.
- Each common card has a hidden fly on it.
- Snot N Pepper, along with all Exclusive Grosseries, lack a card, though the frozen insects appear on Smelly Bean's card.
- The design of the characters are based on their static art.
- The common card are the only ones with unique captions on the bottom.
- The Collector Album is not available in all countries that have the cards.
- According to Paul Harvey, the cards ended with Series 1, with the Series 2 drawings being preliminary tests. [2]