Vintage toys 80s

It would appear that Polly Pocket is basically homeless.

For better or for worse, our childhood left an impact.

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But they hurt so good...

Honestly, you would probably still want to put these on your wish list!

Made by: American Greetings (1986–early ‘90s)The popular blue furred plush doll spawned not only a short–lived cartoon, but also a very forgettable direct-to-video live-action movie. Fun fact: The original nose had to be changed due to kids getting hurt while playing with it.

Made by: Kenner (1985-?)What the heck were they: Originally a line of Hallmark greeting cards, their popularity spun off into a TV movie and a line of creepy-looking dolls.

What made this so great: Originally introduced in the late 1970s by American Greetings, Strawberry Shortcake was an unstoppable marketing machine. She had every area of merchandise covered: cereal, vitamins, clothes, lunch boxes, and, of course, cartoon series. But most kids will remember her dolls and their main appeal: that each doll smelled like her particular name.

Anyone here old enough to remember these?