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(If you haven't seen the
movie continuing could ruin it for you)
Merchandise
While compiling this list of merchandise based on the movie I tried to be as accurate as possible. Unfortunately, since I don't have most of this stuff, I have had to rely on various information found on the web. Hopefully I got it right. Also, on-line auctions are mentioned throughout this page as a source of obtaining discontinued or promotional material. I'm sure there are a ton of other resources but these were mentioned because I was able to find the merchandize at them one time or another. Use whatever works for you. Happy llamaing!
Music
The
soundtrack from the movie. It contains 12 tracks some not heard in the film.
The Lyrics are by Sting and Music is by him and David Hartley. Musical scores by
John Debney. Songs sung by Sting, Shawn Colvin, Tom Jones, Eartha Kitt and
Rascal Flatts. Some of the songs (check out the lyrics on StingChronicity)
include Perfect World,
My Funny Friend and Me,
Snuff Out The Light,
Walk The Llama Llama
and One Day She'll Love
Me. A nice blend of both music and songs. It has a nice 1940's swing
band feel to it. I really liked it. Available on both CD and cassette. Runs
between $12 and $16. Included is a booklet with lyrics of the songs and some pictures
from the movie. There is also a Brazilian packaging. Released by Walt
Disney Records. Check out the official
album site which includes sample audio bytes from the soundtrack and more.
Here
is a book full of songs from the movie.
It is 64 pages and has some lovely pictures from the movie. For Piano and
Guitar. Lyrics by Sting. Music by David Hartley and Sting. Goes for about $13. It is published by
Hal Leonard.
Check out more details on the Hal
Leonard site.
Books
This
is a the story on CD/Tape. You also get a book with it. You can listen and
watch (pictures) from the story on your PC or listen and read along with the book on
a music CD ROM or cassette player. Also on PC you can turn off the audio
and read the text on the screen. Though no age range is indicated this is really
neat for younger fans, really easy to use. You don't even need to install any
software. You can get through the multimedia version in about 30 minutes. A fun
way to build reading skills. You'll
need Windows 95/later or Macintosh with OS 8.1. It goes for about $10.
Released by Walt Disney Records.
Check out more details on the Disney
Store site.
For
younger readers (baby-preschool) there is a book version which comes with over 20
stickers (these are different compared to the next book), some are scenes from
the movie while others are original. There are some lovely illustrations by
Disney Publishing Creative Development as well. Also some of the names of pronunciation.
It is 24 pages and goes for about $4. It is published by Golden
Books.
Check out more details on the Amazon site.
For young readers (baby-preschool) there is a coloring book. It is 16 pages and
over 15
Llama-rific stickers, these are all original (these are different compared to
the previous book) There is also a sign you can make to hang on your doorknob. It goes for about $3. It is published by Golden
Books.
Check out more details on the Amazon site.
For baby/preschool readers there is a coloring book which includes other
activities like connect the dots, word scrabbles, mazes and more. Plus there is
a cutout matching game. It is 70 pages. It goes for about $3. It is published by Golden
Books.
Check out more details on the Amazon site.
Here
is a book version of the movie with colorful pictures for younger kids (4-8). 64
pages of fun each with big colorful illustrations by Disney Publishing Creative
Development. It is also hardcover. It runs about $7. It is published by Mouse Works. Check out more details on the Disney
Books site which includes excerpts from the book.
This
is a novelization of the movie for junior readers (8-12) It is 96 pages with 8
pages of color pictures from the movie. It goes for around $5. It is published by Disney
Press.
Check out more details on the Disney
Books site which includes an excerpt from the book.
This
is a book crammed with over 60 pages each packed with hilarious jokes including illustrations. It goes for about
$3. It is published by Disney Press.
Check out more details on the Disney
Books site which includes excerpts from the book.
This
book is from Disney's Wonderful World of Reading series. It is 44 pages long and
beautifully illustrated. Published by Grolier books.
A
poster from the movie.
Check out more details on the Amazon site.
A
poster from the movie. It is 18" x 27". I found it on EBay.
There
are four phone cards offered in Thailand.
Celebrating Walt Disney's 100th birthday
The Disney Store offered an
exclusive new assortment of 100 collectible pins, one of which was based on the
movie. This pre-production proof plate was used in the
development of the collector's pin designed by Fotoball exclusively for The Disney
Store. The proof plate lends a unique look into the approval
process for the creation of collector's pins. Proofs are used internally to verify size correctness and color accuracy for
each pin they produce. The proof plate contains a legend of each of the pin's paint
colors, which are then matched to the Pantone color matching system. This proof
plate is signed by the Fotoball Quality Assurance team member who approved its
advancement to the next stage of production. They are 3" x 3.25" and made of metal.
A Certificate of Authenticity are included.
Check out more details on the Disney
Books site.
Pin
about the movie from the Walt Disney's 100th birthday
series offered by the Disney
Books site (see previous item for details)
Also the Disney Store has an on-line storybook. Disney Pictures has on-line cards.
Software
This
is an activity styled program. You can do lots of neat things here like help
Pacha grow crops and save Kuzco from falling into a river of crocodiles. But the
coolest thing is Kronk's Loomation. You can create multimedia tapestries which
you can print out or e-mail your creations to a friend (I haven't tried this yet) Plus the
other neat thing is with your points in the games can be used to go on-line and buy
more items for your loom (haven't tried this either) The games are cool too
because there are multi-levels of difficulty. The program is design for ages 4-8
but I still had fun. You'll
need Windows 95/98 or Macintosh OS 8.5 thru 9.x. It goes for about $20. Released
by Disney Interactive.
Check out more details on the Disney
Store site.
An
arcade
styled game where you play Kuzco as you try and get back to your palace so you
can be changed back into human form. Pacha is here too to help you out along
with Chaca and Tipo. All the while Yzma, Kronk and her guards will dog your
progress. But you'll also have to watch out for killer spiders, jaguars and
alligators. You can jump, kick, roll and charge to dispatch them. If you can
find all the secrets and collect all the coins on each level you will be able to
view a production drawing. Plus on some levels you can find potions and turn
into other animals other than a llama like turtles and frogs. Most of the scenes
from the movie are here including a lot of cut scenes from the actual film. The
game is design for ages 8 and up but I had a blast playing it. Kuzco talks to
the characters with the same humor and zaniness as the movie. What I really like
about the game is game play is not the same through out and from
different points of view. For example, when being chased by the Jaguars to have
to tap the keys to move your feet and steer. It is a great game! The
detail in the game is awesome too! There are things and characters (some that
were in early drafts but never made it) that have been extended in the game.
Also if you are stumped check out my walkthrus.
There are two known versions: PC ($20) and Playstation ($39), I have both. You'll need Windows 95/98 for PC.
Check out
the official
action game site for PC, or sites on Amazon
for the Playstation
version. Each can give you more details. They are all released by Disney Interactive.
There is
a Gameboy Color ($29) game. The object is to collect hearts (health), coins
(lives), Spit Drops (for spitting) and jugs (mystery items) You can also duck,
spit, jump, head butt and even charge. The object is to get Kuzco (you) through
seven levels, back to the palace and back to a human again befor Yzma and her
hordes (Guards, rats, monkeys, piranhas, scorpions, spiders, bats and more) get
you. I don't have Gameboy Color (yet) but I have the game so I got this all from
the manual. This is produced by UBI Soft. Check out sites on Amazon
for Gameboy
Color, the official
game site or a review of
the game.
Also there is an on-line matching game on the Disney Interactive site, a Squirrel Translator, Kronk's Kitchen, Squirrel Messenger and Rescue Kuzco on the Official site.
Movies
Single DVD (About $18):
Sting's Making The Music Video
Rascal Flatts Music Video (Learn how to do the "Walk The Llama Llama"
dance)
Audio Commentary option with the filmmakers
Behind the scenes featurettes (Character Voices, The Research Trip and Creating
Computer-generated images)
Deleted scene (practice destruction of Pacha's village)
Plus some computer based items (Need to have a DVD player on a computer)
The Emperor's New Groove Action Game Demo (three complete levels)
The Emperor's New Groove Groove Center (one game)
The Emperor's Got Game (brand new complete game)
Exclusive On-Line content (new screen saver, Dancing Kuzco for your desktop and
more!)
Yes, I own all three.
Double DVD
- Collector's Edition (About $30):
All that is in the single DVD plus more (a lot more) Trailers, TV Spots, sound mixing. Plus a walk
through of the animation process by the director and producer. Also missing
scenes that includes Pacha's entire family (not seen in the film) and the
original ending. Lost of pictures too. Not to forget original Emperor of the Sun
concept. The list goes on! It all comes to an additional 85 minutes.
VHS
Video (About $18):
Has the movie plus the Sting's Making The Music Video
My
understanding is that this is the press kit that was sent out to the media to
promote the film. This is chocked with a bunch of goodies! Carrying
pouch, photos, books, slides, production notes, the works! Since these were never offered to the
public directly (as far as I know) your best bet is probably an auction like on EBay
or Amazon.
I have also heard there is a Japanese press kit which was given out in theaters
to promote the film. It comes with a video of people dance to the theme song, a
cassette tape with two songs and a book with dance steps in it. Since this was a
give away the place you are likely to find it is at some auction like on
EBay
or Amazon.
If I understand this right these buttons were released at the premiere of the film.
It is 2.5" x 3.5" and made of metal. Since these were never offered to the public directly (as far as I know) your
best bet is probably an auction like on
Amazon
or EBay.
I
heard that to promote the film coming to video tape and DVD they came up with a
button. To my knowledge this was given away and never sold so the only place you
can probably pick it up is at an auction like on Amazon
or
EBay.
Word has it a classic collector card was given out to promote the release of the
film on video and DVD. Since it was a freebie the only place you are likely to
find it is at an auction like on
Amazon or EBay.
This
is a Christmas card released from Disney. I believe it was sent out as a promo
but I'm not sure. It came in a set up 8 cards and envelopes. The inside reads
"This holiday season we all know who's been nice." One side has a
picture of Yzma while the other his release information for the movie. Not sure
where the other witches fall in. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like EBay
or Amazon.
This
is the display stand which I believe was used to display books from the movie.
It stands over six feet tall. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like Amazon
or EBay.
I
had heard T-Shirts were handed out at the premeire of the movie. Well here it
is. On the front it has the movie's title, on the back has "It's all
about... Me!" Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like EBay
or Amazon.
Here
are some stickers. I believe these were promotional but I'm not sure. There are
five stickers: One as Kuzco as Emperor, one of him as a llama, one of Pacha, one
of Kronk and one of Yzma and Kronk. Each as a catch phrase. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
This
was a promotion done in Britain. It has pictures of the four main characters on
the wheel on the front. On the back it has cast credit information, synopsis and
other information about the characters. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
This
is a limited edition of Maquettes of Kuzco. These were given to employees at the
Disney Animation Department celebrating the release of the film. There were only
2,400 made. It is about 9" x 6" x 11". Since it is a promo item your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
These magnets were released in my video dealers in conjunction with the release
of the movie on DVD/VHS. They measured about 3 x 4. Since it is a promo item your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This is a window banner used to promote the release of movie and measures 6' x
32". The same picture is on both sides. It has great detail and has text at the
bottom about the release date of the film. Since it is a promo item your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
These are German lobby cards, 8 in all. They are 11 x 8. There are also a
Thailand and French version. Since it is a promo item your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
These
are suppose to be promo teaser posters released in Britain (there are suppose to
be two others) Each poster measures at 12x16. I'm not sure if these were ever
offered to the public for sale but I found this one on
Amazon or EBay.
I
have been told this is a Mylars, these are the mini posters that are displayed
next to the show times for movies in the box office. Since to my knowledge these
were only available to theaters and not the public you can probably only get
them at an auction like on EBay or Amazon.
Each
has a puzzle, a maze game and a riddle. They were part of some kind of promotion
but not sure where these originated from. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
Not sure what a flat is but I know this one is 7.5" x 10" and is printed on
glossy paper. The front
shows the Japanese poster art while the reverse has a few scenes from the film and
information about the release. Since it is a promo item your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This
is a press kit about Sting. It contains a 29 pages of production Notes (with
pictures), one 8" x 10" photo (BW) of Sting, two color slides (one
from the film and one of Sting) and a color folder listing the cast and crew. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
There
are many autographs floating around out there associated with the movie, here
are some examples from Eartha Kitt. Since it is a promo item your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
There
are many autographs floating around out there associated with the movie, here
are some examples from David Spade. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
There
are many autographs floating around out there associated with the movie, here is
just one example from David Spade and John Goodman. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
These
sunglass sets were handed out only to the animators early in the production of
the film. They are the only know merchandize to have the original title, Kingdom
of the Sun. The glasses comes with a carrying case. Since it is a promo item your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
Not
sure where these sticker packs originated from but I'm guessing they were promo
items. They come in packages. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
As
I understand it these patches were only given to the members of the animation
department when the film was released. These are of excellent quality and are
quite big as far as patches go. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This
is the vinyl video bag used by Hollywood Videos stores. It has a Velcro strip on
the top for hanging. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
This
is the demo CD that was give to Academy Awards members for consideration for
best original score nomination. It contains 6 tracks (about 17 minutes worth of
music) Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This
is the promo CD that was sent out trying to convince the academy to vote
"My Funny Friend and Me" for best song. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
These buttons were
used to promote the released of the DVD/VHS of the film. These were specifically
made for Wal-Mart retailers. It is 2.5" x 3.5" and made of metal. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
There
are many autographs floating around out there associated with the movie, here is
just one example from Wendie Malick. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
Not
sure what the connection this item has with the movie but it is a magnifying
glass that comes in a printed sack.
Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This
is an ad that was placed in trade papers for the OSCAR consideration for the
film. It featured Sting for Best Original Song in the film. The
ad measures approx 10 1/2 x 14 1/2. Studios spend thousands of dollars to place these ads that
run usually just ONE DAY in INDUSTRY ONLY entertainment publications.
Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
This
popcorn bucket has the four main characters on it (Kuzco, Pacha, Yzma and Kronk)
It is 6" tall, 8" in diameter on the top and 7" on the bottom.
Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This
is a movie poster released in Hungary. It measures 27" x 39".
Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
Promotional
jackets for the release of the film on video and DVD. Logo embroidered on the
back.
Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This
is a movie poster for the release of the film on video/DVD in England. It measures
17" x 24".
Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
These
are Filmcells, cut from the actual 35mm trailer which can be mounted into slide
holders.
Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
This
is a shirt given out at the premiere at the El Captain in Hollywood. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
Amazon or EBay.
There
are many autographs floating around out there associated with the movie, here is
just one example from Bob Bergen (Bucky) Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like
EBay or Amazon.
These
are Film Cell Strips, cut from the actual 35mm trailer which can be mounted into slide
holders. Since it is a promo your best bet is to check
out auctions like Amazon
or EBay.
This
is a Japanese poster measuring 7" x 10" and is two sided. Since it is
a promo your best bet is to check out auctions like EBay
or Amazon.
This
is a Thai poster measuring 23.5" x 34.5". Since it is a promo your
best bet is to check out auctions like Amazon
or EBay.
This
is a Thai poster measuring 14" x 22". Since it is a promo your
best bet is to check out auctions like EBay
or Amazon.
These
are Mexican gum trading cards. Since it is a promo your
best bet is to check out auctions like Amazon
or EBay.
This
is a Asian tinbox measuring 6" x 3". Since it is a promo your
best bet is to check out auctions like EBay
or Amazon.
This
is a McDonald's poster used to sell the toys. It measures 29" x 24"
and is double sided. Since it is a promo your
best bet is to check out auctions like Amazon
or EBay.
Toys
These
are suppose to be mini beanbag figures but they are more like plush toys (can
hardly feel the beans and they don't rattle much) They are nice and soft too.
They are a decent size of
Kuzco (in llama form) and Pacha. They go for around $14 for the pair. Check them out on the Disney
Store site.
McDonalds
had six different types of action toys tied into the movie you could buy at one time.
The promotion is over but you might be able to find these on EBay.
Supposedly there is another set of McDonalds toys (not sure if this was released
in a different country) Kronk is hold a drink, his arms are bendable so you can
bring it up to his mouth. Pacha is pulling Kuzco in his cart, from the picture
it looks like his head may bob. Bucky has a llama balloon which lights up when
you press his nose. I found these on
EBay.
These
were released in McDonalds Happy Meals in Australia. They are all musical
instruments. Kuzco Klacker, Pacha Panpipes, Yzma Maraca and Accordion. I found these on
EBay.
These
were some puzzles that you could get in specially marked Kid's Cuisine meals.
Also, KB Toys had a contest with scratch and win cards for a Disney vacation. I found these on
EBay.
Posable
figure of Kuzco as a Llama. This is made by Applause
but I could not find it on their site. Only on EBay
which is where it was bought for me. Retail is about $7.
This
a beanbag of Kuzco as the emperor from the
Disney
Store. Only found it on EBay.
This
a beanbag of Yzma from the
Disney
Store.
Only found it on EBay.
Here
is Kuzco (as a llama) plush toy. It is 12" long.
He is made by Adpac Corporation for Kid's Cuisines. I only found it on EBay.
Here
is Pacha plush toy. It is 10" tall and 6" wide.
He is made by Adpac Corporation for Kid's Cuisines. I only found it on EBay.
These
wind up toys were released in McDonalds Happy Meals in Great Britian. I found
them on
EBay.
Images
Disney
offered a free set of lithographs if you preordered the video tape or DVD from
the Disney Store (which I
did) There were four of them, 14" x 11, that came in a decorated folder.
The offer has since expired.
This
is a cast litho the was available by Disney. It is my understanding there were
only 1500 made, each were signed and came with authentication. These were all
sold out so the only place you can probably get them is at an auction like
Amazon or EBay.
Also check the Disney Store from time to time as they are always coming out with something new.
