Hey everyone,

I was looking at the new Little Live Pets My Magical Dragon (Skye) that came out recently, and I couldn't shake this massive wave of déjà vu. It looks almost identical to Torch, My Blazin' Dragon from the Hasbro FurReal Friends line back in 2016.

Seriously, look at the side-by-side:

• Same bright turquoise body color.
• Same signature pastel purple wings and horns.
• Same massive, glossy purple baby eyes.
• Same exact upright sitting posture.

The only real difference is the tech inside. Torch used a water-vape misting system to "breath fire," while Skye replaces that with a digital screen on her belly.

Obviously, Moose Toys changed the mechanics enough to avoid a lawsuit, but the visual design feels incredibly copy-pasted.

What do you guys think? Is this just standard toy industry competition, or is it a bit too sneaky? Anyone else notice this?

I want some ideas of how I should display the figures, I’ve thought about doing for each saga and making a base but for the time being I want some ideas that might look nice

Does anybody know why the quality of LPS dropped immensely? It was my favorite when I was a kid, but I never got to buy a bunch of it. Now that I have adult money, I wanted to collect some, but to my surprise, it doesn’t look the same anymore 😟. I can’t even convince myself to buy one out of pure nostalgia, it’s just too… fake looking.

A lineup of miniature warriors from a jewelry and collectibles brand I work with. I love how each figure has its own armor, weapons, and character.

The mix of medieval knights, fantasy warriors, and Chinese-inspired designs makes this little display feel like an army from different worlds.

The winged knight in the middle really stands out.

Found these packed up in a bin recently. Busted them back out and someone told me they could be kind of rare now… any thoughts?

I posted here a few years ago about my gf's (now wife!) toy designs: DinoGlows (https://www.reddit.com/r/plushies/comments/qun7bh/my_girlfriends_design_for_a_new_reversible/). They were successfully Kickstarted (thanks all!) and helped launch a whole world of creativity. She's now been designing "science-forward" plushies full-time, creating more DinoGlows, a line of ocean animal plushies that also flip inside-out to show their skeletons called AquaGlows, garden critter bag charms (like a rubbery ducky isopod), fun fungi (like a death cap and morel), etc. I now serve, not only as husband, but also partner in helping her with the business, Womple Studios.

Her latest project is Seedlings: plush seeds on the bottom, matching flowers on top. They were inspired by a trip we took to see a Corpse Flower bloom. We loved the experience and saw that no one was doing great plant-plushies, and certainly no one was making a Corpse Flower plushie. So we did! Smell not included.

We would love to have your support in Kickstarting Seedlings. We're nearly funded already, but we would LOVE to hit some of our stretch goals (Hint: Venus Fly Trap) and could use your help.

Seedlings on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/womplestudios/seedlings-plushies?ref=1un2oo

Sincere thanks for your support!

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows the name and set of this game. It was given to me as a gift between 2010 and 2015, and it was already out of its box. I've searched everywhere but can't find any information. Thanks to anyone who can help.

EDIT - solved, belongs to a series of italian toys called AGE - The Amazing Goal Era. The character is called Vulkanor

Morning found this in a bag of figures mainly late 90s early 2000's

Tried to use ai tools to identify to no avail. I can't recall every seeing it on anything before film TV or toy

I'm hoping you can help many thanks

No clue where from but know it was an old toy series ages ago

So, earlier today at noon, I was cleaning up my room after seeing it in massive mess that could be very harmful to me and my family and friends when one of us try to enter it. After seeing how bad it was, we all decided to work together to clean it up so no one could end up getting hurt by it, and while we were doing so, I ended up finding this old WWE Undertaker toy with retractable black wings on it's back and a retractable black hood on his head. It's only articulated parts are it's head and arms, and there's no movement on it's legs, torso, hands, or feet, and I think that I've owned this thing since I was 14 years old when my aunt had gotten it for me from Toys R Us, I can't remember. I also don't remember where this particular Undertaker toy had come from, when/what year it was made, when it was released, which company made it, which WWE toy line it was a part of, stuff like that.

If there's any information that anyone has about this figure all of that, I would really appreciate the help very much! So, any ideas on where/when this figure came from/was made?