The thing is that any time a mascot horror is like "and then they made this terrifying toy that turned evil" or "look at this theme park and also it was evil" and you're like no one would actually have ever genuinely made a toy that terrifying, that's stupid. There's always something crazier in real life.jme walt Disney genuinely wanted to build an entire city under a giant dome where he controlled even what appliances people used in their homes. Disney DOES have an entire "city" of underground tunnels under one of the parks. They made SO many baby dolls who's entire function was being able to cry. There's a doll made to eat that had actual gears in it that genuinely chopped up kids fingers and put them in the hospital. Transformers made toys who's entire gimmick is that they can make sparks like a lighter and they did in fact set things on fire. The Shrek McDonald's glasses had lead in them. Kids chemistry kits used to come with uranium. VTech made a toy that secretly and illegally collected data from 6+ million children and that system got hacked. You used to be able to go to McDonald's in neopets. An episode of Pokemon caused hundreds of children to have seizures in Japan. Honestly whatever fucked up thing you put in your mascot horror game, there's probably something more insane that happened in real life, but the real thing is equally as unbelievable. it breaks immersion in, like, real life. "Really? This company released a toy that ended up killing a bunch of children and they paid people off to cover it up? Sure" that's happened in real life like, several times
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