Summary

Here is my 3th character from this game, Bear 03! He is the 3nd character of the game. The aim of this game is to line up as you want and throw a character you want with your fingertip and knock them down. In this game, the characters are arranged as three or four and five, one on their team and the other on their friend's team, in a total of 6-7-8-9-10. The aim of the game is to drop all the knees of the opponent by throwing them in a row by pushing and throwing with the fingertips. The game is played in turns, that is, when one player's turn is over, the other player's turn comes and the game must be played on a flat platform (flat place).
How to play with these:
(First Game); In the first game of this, "Throwing", the characters are lined up side by side in a straight line, one on their own team and the other on their friend's team, in threes or fours and fives, in total 6-7-8-9-10. The aim of the game is to knock down all the opponent's lined up by pushing or throwing with their fingertips. The game is played in turns, that is, when a player's turn ends, the other player's turn comes and the game must be played on a flat platform (flat ground). There must be at least 25 cm between one team and the other.
(Second Game): For the first part of the game called Throw King, each player starts by choosing 9 characters at first, each player lines up in a quadrangle and chooses the first lined up as the boss, when the game starts, the first player throws the character they want from a distance with their finger, without going too far (outside) from their own quadrangle, but only one finger. They choose one of each enemy soldier they knock down as their own soldier, then they pass to the other player, the team that knocks down all the enemy players wins.
(Third game):Protect the Boss Game: Everyone chooses a boss and the game starts by placing four quadrangular soldiers 10 cm in front of the boss, the first player tries to throw them towards the distant army using the tip of one finger, but not too long in front of the quadrangular, then the lost player in this game is not taken back or transferred to the other team, there are 5 or 10 rounds in the game, the person who defeats the soldiers in the game (or without defeating them) and knocks down the boss of the opposing team gets 1 point. Attacks, i.e. throwing from a distance, cannot be made with the boss in the game. The person who gets the most points (in terms of score) in the game wins the game. If all the soldiers of the player are knocked down in the game, they can call (re-place) one of their soldiers. If a player's boss is knocked down and there are soldiers left, the team that knocks down the boss gets 1 point.
(Fourth game):
The Heir to the Throne game, Summary: Each player uses their figures to capture the "throne (i.e. figure)" placed in the center of the table. Players make strategic moves to both get their own figures to the center and to block their opponents. The goal is to control the throne with the most figures.

Start: A clear figure is placed in the center of the table as the "throne (i.e. figure). Each player chooses 6 figures and starts the game by arranging their figures in order (straight) from one side of the table with 2-3 cm between each. There must be at least 15 cm difference between the player figures and the throne figure. Objective: Players try to reach the throne by pushing one of their figures using the tip of one finger for 3 seconds without knocking it over. If they want, they can throw it using one finger to block the enemies, but they can only do this once, if they do it twice, the game is over. The goal is to advance the figure towards the center (the area where the throne is located). If the figure falls or falls over, it is out of the game and the team that knocks it over loses. The player with the most figures around the throne in the center controls the throne and wins 1 point. The player who wins 10 points wins the game (if the players want, a winning score can be planned before the game starts, for example 0/5 or 0/10). The opponents can try to knock over the figures of the player who controls the throne and take the throne back. The player who wins the most points wins the game. Additional Rules:
Double Defense: The player who places 2 figures in the center at the same time protects the throne until those figures are knocked over.
Fast Attack: The player who can put 3 figures around the throne at the same time in one turn wins 2 extra points.
If all the figures of a player in the game are knocked over, the next player wins. If the player knocks down the figure while trying to push it, that figure is eliminated. If the character that is thrown and not pushed in the game has not knocked over any figures, it is sent back to where it was, if it has knocked over, it remains where it was last. The knocked player figures are removed from the game.