History Toys / FlickToStickBungees

Neither version of the toyline was very successful (except perhaps the European version, which managed only one set of characters beyond the original 96 in Series 1, at least), and no new releases have been seen since 2014.

* {{Tagline}}: The phrase "Flick to Stick" features prominently in European ''Bungees'' advertising. The American ''Bungees'' immortalized it as part of the name.

* ExposedAnimalBellybutton: Furt/Firt (a mouse) from the European Series 1 has an X-shaped bellybutton, Clanfer/Clonf (a monkey-like creature) from the same series has a swirly-shaped bellybutton, and Unda/Kadun and their American version, Sabot (a bear) have an X-shaped bellybutton.

* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: Frozu/Froz from Europe's Series 1, hailing from the Frostizee clan, resembles a yeti.

* BigEater: The bio for the ''Bionic Bungees'' character Kitor/Kot says that he tends to gobble up metal without thinking twice about whether it will need it.

* MetalMuncher: ''Bionic Bungees'' has a character named Kitor/Kot who is stated in his bio to gluttonously consume metal without considering if it will need it.

* BigEater: The bio for the ''Bionic Bungees'' character Kitor says that he tends to gobble up metal without thinking twice about whether it will need it.

* MetalMuncher: ''Bionic Bungees'' has a character named Kitor who is stated in his bio to gluttonously consume metal without considering if it will need it.

The American version, distributed by Jazwares, had only one set released for it, also simply called Series 1. This set took most of the characters from Bionic Bungees and renamed and recolored them. The Bungees in this set are divided into crews of four. A short-lived webtoon was made based on this version.

** The Ukeles clan from Bionic Bungees shows several characteristics implying it to be this element, such as bird-esque Bungees and one that's built a rocket.

* {{Cyclops}}: Lojo of Europe's Series 1 is a caterpillar-like Bungee with one eye.

* MakingASplash: The Sunitz clan from Europe's Series 1 and the Nahun clan from Bionic Bungees are water-based.

There are two versions of this toy series, one made for Europe and one made for America. The European version had two sets released for it, called "Series 1" and "Bionic Bungees", both of which contain 96 characters. The latter set has a plot involving a safari crew who discover and study the Bungees. The Bungees in this version are separated into clans based on certain elements. The former set has clan leader Bungees while the latter has "wanted" Bungees instead.

Neither version of the toyline was very successful (except perhaps the European version, which managed only one set of characters beyond the original 96 in Series 1 at least), and no new releases have been seen since 2014.

!!The Flick-to-Stick Bungees series contains the following tropes:
* AlliterativeTitle: One set is called '''B'''ionic '''B'''ungees.
* AnIcePerson: The Frostizee clan from Europe's Series 1 is ice-based.
* BigEater: The bio for the Bionic Bungees character Kitor says that he tends to gobble up metal without thinking twice about whether other Bungees will need it.
* BlowYouAway: The Flantics clan from Europe's Series 1 is air-based. The Ukeles clan from Bionic Bungees shows several characteristics implying it to be this element.
* {{Cliffhanger}}: The American webtoon ends with the Bungees discovering a hole in the ceiling of the ice world they've found and wondering what's on the other side. What happens next is probably not going to be shown due to the short-lived nature of the franchise as a whole.

* GreenThumb: The Seljan clan from Europe's Series 1 is plant-based.

* MetalMuncher: Bionic Bungees has a character named Kitor who is stated in his bio to gluttonously consume metal without considering if other Bungees will need it.
* NoPlotNoProblem: The first European set completely lacks a plot. The succeeding set, Bionic Bungees, adds a plot involving some people on a safari who discover the Bungees in the wild and observe their behavior.

* OrangeBlueContrast: The Sunitz clan Bungees are available in blue and orange, as are the Flantics clan Bungees.

** Each Bungee in the European releases is available in two colors, which are all considered separate characters complete with different names and stats (e.g. the green Lojo's yellow palette swap is named Luji). The only thing the color swaps share is the character's number in the set.

* RedGreenContrast: The Vulkos clan Bungees are available in red and light green.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Over 100, in fact, at least in Europe. The American version has about half of the usual 96 characters that the European ones included, so while it still has quite a few characters, it's significantly less than in Europe.

* OrangeBlueContrast: The Sunitz clan Bungees are available in blue and orange.

* PlayingWithFire: The Vulkos clan from Europe's Series 1 is fire-based.

* {{Cliffhanger}}: The American webtoon ends with the Bungees discovering a hole in the ceiling of the ice world they've found. What happens next is probably not going to be shown due to the short-lived nature of the franchise as a whole.

Neither version of the toyline was very successful, and no new releases have been seen since 2014.

* PaletteSwap: Each Bungee in the European releases is available in two colors, which are all considered separate characters complete with different names and stats (e.g. the green Lojo's yellow palette swap is named Luji). The only thing the color swaps share is the character's number in the set.

!!The Flick-to-Stick Bungees toys contain the following tropes: