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My Little Pony・G3・Sing and Dance Pinkie Pie
Big robot Pinkie Pie I found in the trash, covered in blue ink, about 10 years ago. No idea if she works, I've never been brave enough to put batteries in.
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@look-back-month-challenge
12. E L E C T R I C
My Little Pony・G3・Sing and Dance Pinkie Pie
Big robot Pinkie Pie I found in the trash, covered in blue ink, about 10 years ago. No idea if she works, I've never been brave enough to put batteries in.
fav unreleased furby prototypes - source
Furby becomes aware
Some cliche horror plot with an original backstory? When I was 10 or so, I used to browse furby videos on the web and found people used to (and probably still do) circuit bend furbies either for experimental purposes or just to destroy them out of anger. Just a funny horror idea of the furby became sentient. i do not own the slightly modified furby manual.
My parents discovered that the pink Robopet I found in a garage sale a few years ago had bits of mold in its joints, impossible to thoroughly clean. Fortunately, they bought me a replacement because I really liked the toy! 🌈
Although not the same awesome pink color, this white Robotpet was MIB and avaliable on eBay for less than its retail $50 in 2005. The packaging is in excellent shape (was hard AF to completely free/open the toy), and it was fascinating to see the two mark-down stickers...
I imagine eventual poor sales essentially sent Robopet to live on a farm, huh? 😂
20 years is practically an eternity in toy tech, especially when it comes to voice recognition!
Moon Explorer : ( lnspired By Andy Warhol's Toy Paintings, 1983)
A classic wind-up humanoid robot, Is rendered with bright, poster-like crispness, In sky blue and calcium red. O Pop Art clearly reflects space travel's boundless Dreams, and garishly commodifies them, For fearful, late Cold- War societies! Parents would much rather see their children Play, than suffer undue anxieties.
Family Friendly?
Untamed Dragons & Untamed Mad Lab Minis Review
Untamed Dragons & Untamed Mad Lab Minis Review from @WowWeeWorld @wire_pr #theuntamed
After the success of the Fingerlings and Untamed brands, WowWee and Jazwares are bringing another two amazing cool toys to their fans! These are the Untamed Dragons and the Untamed Mad Lab Minis, series 1, for this spring 2019.
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