In short
- LEGO DUPLO Classic Colorful Creative Box (10479) packs 80 bricks for ages 18 months and up at about $20 on the charts tracked.
- MrBeast Lab MEGA-TECH Mutator NecroClaw is a 9-inch interactive figure covered among the week's Hot Toys.
- Two Little Live Pets interactive animals also appear on the Nov. 3 Hot Toys list alongside a second DUPLO construction set.
Five toys we are tracking on Amazon this week. They are two new $20 LEGO DUPLO sets, the 9-inch MrBeast Lab NecroClaw and two interactive Little Live Pets, and we checked each price and stock status on Nov. 3, 2026.
1. LEGO DUPLO Classic Colorful Creative Box (10479)
The Colorful Creative Box holds 80 DUPLO bricks for ages 18 months and up. It includes ideas for building a whale, a duck, a plane, a rocket and ice cream, and number bricks marked 1, 2 and 3. Price on Amazon: $19.95, in stock. It is a step up from the DUPLO sets in our recent blocks guide.
Pros: About 25 cents a brick; works with any DUPLO already in the house; the number bricks add early counting play.
Cons: Mostly free building, so kids who want a vehicle or a scene may prefer a themed set.
Source: Amazon listing
2. LEGO DUPLO Town 3in1 Construction Vehicles (10475)
This 3in1 construction set for ages 2 and up rebuilds into six vehicles: two tow trucks with different hooks, a loader, a scissor lift, and a dump truck or an excavator with a flexible arm. Two builder figures are included. Price on Amazon: $19.99, in stock.
Pros: Six builds from one box keeps it fresh; the figures add pretend play; it is the same price as the Creative Box.
Cons: Only a few vehicles can be built at once; less open-ended than a brick box.
Source: Amazon listing
3. MrBeast Lab MEGA-TECH Mutator NecroClaw
We covered Panthar in our Nov. 1 hot toys, and NecroClaw is the next figure from the same 9-inch MEGA-TECH wave. Kids pour in the included fluid and the figure breaks out of its containment. The wave has three characters (Panthar, Silver-Byte and NecroClaw), and the listing says 1 in 8 is a metallic gold version. Moose lists it at $24.99. Amazon had it at $19.99 and in stock on Nov. 3.
Pros: $5 under the maker's price; the reveal is part of the play; 9 inches tall, the biggest figures in the line.
Cons: The gold version is luck of the draw; the breakout reveal only happens once.
Source: Moose Toys
4. Little Live Pets My Baby Koala Kiki
Kiki is an interactive koala plush that blinks, yawns and falls asleep. It makes 40+ sounds and reactions, and it "munches" on a 2-in-1 feeding and teether leaf. An adoption certificate comes in the box. Moose lists it at $29.99, and Amazon matched that price with stock on Nov. 3.
Pros: Lots of reactions for $29.99; the feeding leaf gives kids a care routine; good for plush fans.
Cons: Runs on 3 AAA batteries (Moose says they are included); fewer features than Skye.
Source: Moose Toys
5. Little Live Pets My Magical Dragon Skye
Skye is the bigger interactive pet, with 60+ sounds and reactions. A screen on her belly shows whether she is happy, hungry, lonely, sleepy, sick or cuddly. Kids use the bottle and thermometer accessories to care for her and earn gems. The Amazon listing pitches it for ages 4 to 7. Price on Amazon: $49.97, in stock.
Pros: The belly screen tells kids what to do, so play doesn't stall; five ways to play.
Cons: At $49.97 it costs much more than Kiki; uses batteries.
Source: Amazon listing
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Writer's Bio: Laura N. Larsson covers toy news and trends for TDmonthly. She follows new launches, licensing deals and what retailers are putting on shelves, and she talks with toy manufacturers and store buyers about what is actually selling. Her roundups aim to give retailers, manufacturers and inventors a quick, practical read on where the toy business is heading, with links to the companies and products behind each story. 
