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- 4. also known as a "lolo ball" to use them one would stand on the disc running around it and hop or jump around like one would on a pogo stick.
- 5. Xavier Roberts created these toys that would come with a message stating he found them growing in a magical field. The pollination of magical BunnyBees would make these soft sculpted dolls grow.
- 6. these colorful marsupial teddy bears have a long tail that end in a pom-pom.
- 11. premiering in 1977, this gaming system first brought such classics as Pac-Man and Pong for users to play at home.
- 12. introduced in 1963 the original model was heated by two 100W bulbs and was made to resemble a conventional oven.
- 14. developed in 1986 these lightweight stuffed animals were made with parachute material
- 16. designed by Chris Wiggs in 1983 he wanted to create a doll for his daughter that was small enough to fit in your pocket but still had a whole world to live in; this toy's world was often contained in something that resembled a makeup powder compact
- 18. first known as Flying Turtle from it's inventor, this toy consists of an injection-molded, polyethylene seat with rear wheels, attached to a T-style handlebar by a pin joint.
- 19. developed in 1985, these toy foam balls feature gross-out humor with odd names and elaborate back stories.
- 20. these creatures had their own cartoon series beginning in 1984 and lived happily in the underwater world of Snorkland
- 21. these plush stuffed dog dolls were known for their floppy ears and droopy eyes. A line of cats known as "purries" were also released with these toys.
- 22. developed by Hallmark, this doll's story was later developed into a tv series about her adventuring to bring colors to the world.
- 23. an animatronic bear that whose mouth and eyes would move as it would reenact stories from a audio tape cassette pack built into its back.
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- 1. with the slogan "more than meets the eye" these toys have been made into several successful tv series and movies through the years as well as being popular toys.
- 2. Nintendo first released this handheld game console in 1989 and is known for classics like Pokemon.
- 3. developed in Japan in the 1980s, this sticky toy would often be shaped like an octopus; when thrown at a walls it would walk its way down.
- 7. premiering in 1984, this company later bought by Mattel featured battery-powered vehicles for children.
- 8. originating in a comic book series in 1958, these blue creatures came into our homes in their own cartoon series in the 1980s.
- 9. though developed in the 1960s by the co-founder of Mattel Inc., these toy cars are still popular toys today.
- 10. first developed by Hasbro in 1981, these colorful creatures sport a unique symbol on one or both sides of their flanks.
- 13. premiering in a television series in 1985, these colorful characters were a mix of short, rounded animals characters with wings on their backs. They were the a mixture of 2 different animal species.
- 15. this toy featuring an ankle loop and a small ball and chain that kept track of its rotations was wildly popular for parents to buy as it was inexpensive and promoted physical activity
- 17. first created in 1981 by artist Elena Kucharik for greeting cards, they were later developed into the popular teddy bears known today.