Fisher-Price Octonauts Bundle Gup-W & Gup-P

Sound the Octo-Alert! Peso and Kwazii are taking the massive GUP-W and the GUP-P down to the coral reef to rescue the leatherback sea turtle, hammerhead shark and electric torpedo ray! Inspired by the whale shark, the GUP-W is, a mobile emergency medical center, specially designed to help treat the world's endangered coral reefs and their inhabitants. Kids can open the front of the GUP to access a 2nd level rescue area, and then open the mouth to create a ramp that can also function as a launch bay for the GUP-P! Octo-cadets can help Peso rescue the injured creatures by using the rescue net to bring the creatures into the GUP-W and placing them in the rescue tank. The clear side doors fold open and up to give Octo-cadets a clear view and full access to the medical bay. When the creature is fully recovered, kids can press down on the big fin to see a bandage appear with light! The GUP-W also features a secret door in the tail area that opens to reveal an engine room. Plus, the GUP-W is so big it can fit the entire GUP-P inside! The GUP-P, inspired by the parrotfish, is a specialized, first responder emergency vehicle. With a simple press of the tail, this versatile GUP transforms into a medical station – equipped with an Octo x-ray viewer – where Kwazii can treat the creatures and transport them to safety. Attach the x-ray viewer to the back of the GUP and place the creatures underneath to check for any injuries. The GUP-W comes with Peso, a removeable light-up rescue tank, three creatures with bandages that appear under the light, and two rescue tools (light-up tank only works with included creatures). The GUP-W measures approximately 15 in. (38 cm.) long and 10 in. (25 cm.) wide. The GUP-P includes Kwazii and his Octo x-ray viewer. GUP-P measures approximately 8 in. (20 cm.) long.

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