S.B. Stuntz

This California Raisin was a Hardees toy from 1988. According to various internet sources, this dude's name is S.B. Stuntz. He's got some pretty unusual style going on; it looks like he might be in the process of busting a move. 

Bedtime for Democracy

I was looking at the artwork on the Dead Kennedy's Bedtime for Democracy (Alternative Tentacles 1986) and noticed a dead skate punk in the pile of huddled masses at the base of the Statue of Liberty. There is also a sleeping cat next to the board.

Green M&M

I've always known green M&Ms were the best, but here is photographic evidence. Green, usually depicted as female, is seen here without her trademark lips and eyebrows (seemingly the only gender defining characteristics of candy) - fully padded up and grabbing the nose (or maybe tail?). She's also rocking some incredible high tops that reach up to her knee pads. This figure is from 2001 and, judging from the hole in the center of her deck, probably came atop some innovative M&M dispenser.

Peter 'PJ' Pete, Jr

PJ is a character from Goof Troop, an early '90s cartoon centered around Goofy. This figure is from 1991 and was obtained by mailing in 2 proofs of purchase from Rice Krispies. Unlike most figures, who ride decks that are at least shoulder high, PJ is rocking a comically short board. At least he's pushing hard. Peter Pete's name is a bit reminiscent of the most excellent Ted Theodore Logan.

Note: This is a cat.

Wacko-saur

This card is part of a series called Wacko-saurs, a cheap Garbage Pail Kid ripoff that put dinosaurs in wacky, or in this case radical, situations. As with GPK cards, this is a sticker and the back is 1/9th of a larger graphic (in this case it appears to be a larger version of the same graphic). Also keeping to the GPK model, Skate KATE shares her likeness with her twin, SCOTT Board.

Beach Bunny

This dude was part of the Beach Bunnies set given away at Hardees in 1989. He truly embodies the BPA with his board shorts, shades and ripping style.

Sonic X-Tremes

The Sonic X-Tremes set was put out in 2005 and included 2 skaters: Junior and Molly (with Tot). It also included both Pete and Cherrie on a scooter, which I quickly discarded in favor of other decks. This set features figures that are a bit larger than the earlier Sonic Skaters series. The boards are the same size as the Sonic Bendable X-Tremes.