All the Hatchimals Your Kids Are Going to Want This Year

The Hatchimals Surprise is the latest and hottest release from toy company Spin Master. For $70 (a $10 increase from the original, single Hatchimal), your child will hatch two creatures out of the same egg (either identical or fraternal twins), who can communicate and interact with each other, as well as with your child. However, these twins won't look anything like the Pengulas and Owlcorns your child hatched last year — Hatchimals Surprise eggs will hatch brand-new species. These are the Giravan Hatchimals ($70).

The Hatchimals Surprise Peacat ($70) comes as either identical or fraternal twins. The first creature that hatches from the egg will be the chatty twin, who can repeat phrases your child says to it, while its younger twin sibling is the dancing Hatchimals, who puts a little boogie into everything and plays games with your child.

Face the pair together, and they'll have dance parties, giggle at each other, play games, and react to each other in different ways based on whether your child pushes their heads down or touches their noses. Just like the original Hatchimals toys, the creatures will grow from baby to toddler to kid, learning new abilities and games along the way.

Available exclusively at Toys R Us, the Hatchimals Surprise Puppadee ($70), like all Hatchimals Surprise toys, begins to reveal the creatures inside as early as seven minutes from initiating the hatch. Unfortunately, this one is currently sold out, but keep an eye on the toy store's website for a restock.

Available exclusively at Target, the Hatchimals Surprise Ligull ($70) toys interact with each other like any siblings, saying "I love you" and occasionally bickering.

The Hatchimals Surprise Zuffin ($65) toys, available exclusively at Walmart, come in a magic speckled egg. Zuffin purchasers will also receive a Hatchimals bracelet.

Available in one, two, four, and 12-packs, the Hatchimals CollEGGtibles ($3-$20) are tiny collectible Hatchimals that come inside small, speckled eggs. Your child holds each egg in their hands and rubs the heart. When it changes from purple to pink, it's ready to hatch. Press on the egg to crack it, and discover which of the more than 70 Hatchimal CollEGGtibles is inside. Get a two-pack here ($5).

Get a four-pack of Hatchimal CollEGGtibles ($9) with a bonus hatched friend and a Collector's Map at Target.

The Hatchimals Hatchery Nursery ($30) is an enchanted forest where kids can hatch and play with CollEGGtibles. A Hatching Tree helps to hatch the exclusive CollEGGtible included in the playset. Place the speckled egg inside a secret flower, hidden inside the tree's trunk, and spin the yellow handle; you'll see the flower carry the egg up to the top of tree, where the purple petals will open and a cracked egg will emerge. The playset includes 35 places for CollEGGtibles to swing off tree hooks, head down a slide, grab a snack at the feeding station, or take a nap in the spinning mobile.

Introduced this Spring, Hatchimals Glittering Garden Penguala ($55) comes in a sparkling egg. Inside, find one of two interactive Hatchimals with twinkling wings and soft, shimmering fur.

The Hatchimals Glittering Garden Bearakeet ($60) has twinkling wings and sparkly fur.

Available exclusively at Toys R Us, the Hatchimals Glittering Garden Owlicorn ($60) is currently sold out, but if you can get your hands on it during a restock, know it'll appeal to your little unicorn-lover.