Mechanical Skate Board II

 A similar figure was featured here on BPA back in 2014, as one of the earlier figures I picked up. Since then I've been keeping my eye out for the girl version and finally came across her 10 years later, as part of a lot that included the blue figure below. Like the recently featured clown and bear, these 2 figures were made in Hong Kong (the red 88 boy was made in Taiwan). I believe early incarnations of this design were made in Japan with a tin body (all featured here have plastic bodies).

 

Candy Skaters

Described on a sticker as "sliding board," these 2 skaters are from 2007 and hold some jelly beans that expired in 2009. They got a pretty weird vibe going on but who am I to judge? 

Peko-Chan

Peko-Chan (left) and Poko-Kun (right) are mascots of the Fujiya candy company, seen here riding Honda branded pullback skateboards. Peko-Chan is often seen on the package of Milky candy.

 

Molly My Childhood

Molly My Childhood X Pop Mart 2021 skateboarding figure titled "Never Gave Up." Pop Mart seems to be coming out with a ton of figures from different series that include a skateboarder. They probably won't all make it here but I'll post 'em if I get 'em.

 

Max Mayfield II

Max Mayfield from Stranger Things returns with this Upside Down capsule toy from YuMe toys released in 2022.

Max's original appearance was as a Funko Pop figure.

 

Hello Kitty V

Hello Kitty makes her 5th appearance on BPA. This time in PVC figure form from the '80s (I think). Previous appearances: zipper pull, pencil topper, figure, & charm.

 

Pusheen

Pusheen! What's not to love? He she is rolling in pin form in 2018. Barnes & Noble released a plush version, but to date no figure version of skateboarding Pusheen exists.

 

Mickey Mouse (XIV) & Minnie Mouse (II)

Mickey & Minnie return for a tandem pin. Online sources date this pin at 1975 from Germany. 

 

Heidi

Heidi, the titular character of a children's book about a young Swiss girl, seen here skating barefoot. This was made in 1977 in West Germany by Magneto, who also made a Pinnochio and Frog skating figure. All 3 figures feature a small magnet on the bottom of the skateboard and include another magnet which can be placed under a table to make the figure move.

Katie Skateboard

Katie Skateboard is a Shopkin is from Shopkins Season 5 released in 2016. She comes in 2 basic colorways as well as 2 "first batch" edition that have different colored ears. Additionally there is a 5th version that in pink w/blue stripes and sparkles. Below pic shows the reverse side, featuring a more literal tail than skateboards usually have.

Check out the "Anthropomorphic Skateboard" tag for more personified skateboards.

X-Pro Action Deck

Nameless female skateboarder from Soma's 1988 X-Pro Action Deck line, advertised as "Motorized Pull & Go." The figure can move forward or back on the deck to change the way they skate. 

 

Mickey Mouse (XI) & Minnie Mouse (& Goofy IX)

While Mickey has appeared here ten times, this is Minnie's debut appearance. These are pullback skateboards with stingy wheelbases from the early 2000s. As far as I know this is the complete set but it's always possible there are more figures - maybe Donald & Daisy?

Edit - Found a Goofy:

 

Cabbage Patch Kid II

This figure's twin was previously featured here a few years ago. I didn't realize more than 1 figure was made until I found this one. Maybe there are more out there? This figure was made in 1991 by Applause and features their standard skateboard which is also ridden by Snuffleupagus and Alice, Plucky Duck and a Roll-Along Smurf.

Targeteers

Targeteers were toys given out at Target Food Avenue in 1992, an in-store food mart in Target stores. Their names are (clockwise from top left) Danielle, Ramon, Ashley, & Buddy. The skateboards were packaged separately and have 2 pegs, allowing figures to ride in the middle or on the nose, or to allow 2 figures to ride tandem.

Note: These figures are very similar to the Bonnie Series by Silverlit, who also have a skateboarding figure & whose dog rides on the front peg.

Snoopy Free Wheeling Action Skateboard

The Peanuts gang returns with an extended group of figures. In addition to Snoopy,Charlie Brown, WWI Flying Ace, and Joe Cool we get both Linus and Lucy (but no Woodstock this time). These were marketed as "Snoopy Free Wheeling Action Skateboard" and came in 2-packs with the match-ups above. These were made in 1985. Most unusual is the last pair: Charlie Brown and Snoopy as cowboy and Indian. Quite an odd choice to toss in especially when there are so many other characters. Would've much rather had a Peppermint Patty and Marcie pack. Another unusual choice is the outfit for both Snoopy and Joe Cool. Snoopy in a bow tie looking like some carnival barker and Joe Cool losing his standard yellow "Joe Cool" shirt for a striped "S" shirt. At any rate, it's a pretty neat set but unfortunately only came with 1 skateboard per pack.

Check the Peanuts tag for more Snoopy and Charlie Brown.

 

Angela Woofit

The Woofits were a race of dog-like creatures living in England from a series of children's books from the 1980s (and a cartoon spin-off). This figure is of Angela Woofit and is from 1980.

 

Rocket Power

Rocket Power set from Burger King in 2002. Each figure from this set came with different, interchangable boards/rides. Sam was previously featured with his motorized dirt board. Other accessories included a longboard, snowboard,  windsurfing surfboard, and a scooter. I pictured them all here with Reggie's regular board.

I have only seen the first episode of Rocket Power, but the 2nd part is a story about Reggie being in charge of her neighbor's pool. The guys convince her to drain it and skate it. Of course the owner's come home and they have to get the water back into the pool pronto. Luckily they drained it into her basement so it was easy to reverse the pump and put it back in, just like real life.

Sam also made a previous as a PVC figure.

Sally

Skateboard Sally figure from Pop Mart in 2020. Sally is from Line Friends, a series of corporate mascots from the Line Corporation. Sally is a baby chicken, although apparently frequently mistaken for a duck. She hangs out with Brown, a bear who will be featured next week.

Roller Riders Boarder Buds

Roller Riders Boarder Buds from Kids Stuff marketing in 2020. Nothing all too exciting although there are some weird stances.

 

Chelsea

Barbie's friend Chelsea who apparently has her own club (as well as her own skating dog). Found in the wild (but not purchased) in 2019.