Yeah, that is absolutely how I always encountered these. There was always one in a bucket with other figures or something. I remember thinking it was a he-man figure until I saw that there was more than one.

Am I the only one who never got his action figures in waiting room's toys bins (which I never knew existed)?

Thanks Dan!

I feel the same way

Skull was my favorite as a kid. Him and the real Ghostbusters mummy

Hey! It's Pixel Dan! Guys, I'm dying to go to a toy show or flea market!!!

Yeah, I was actually just thinking about these last week. Such neat toys.

My mom did.

Yeah, I guess I knew they were different but I definitely associated them with each other.

I’d wager at least one of those kids had run-ins with the law, a psychiatrist, or both later in life 😅

There were these, used here and Visionaries. Then those foil stickers we loved that came with GoBots for a while. You could also use them to blind entire populations on a sunny day.

This Larry is all over my bundies

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The holograms are better integrated. The whole "carry it around on a banner pole" seems like a half-hearted attempt.

Full torso zombie skeleton hologram pirate mercenary trumps 1 inch hologram of a hermit crab every time.

@@segapig Yeah. The holograms were bigger and better in Supernaturals, and that's the real reason we bought them.

Marginally, yes. I also found the division of the line into both types so odd.

Yep, yep - pretty sure that's where I read it too. I couldn't remember which comic it was in, it wasn't my usual transformers or gi-joe. It was definitely a "shut up whilst I do this adult task purchase"

Same here, terrifying stuff!

Don't you realize "The Doll" is a rip off of the Goosebumps story, Night Of The Living Dummy, The Doll is the literary Slappy The Dummy from Goosebumps, so Tonka's Super Naturals is a rip off of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps.

@@brendenesguerra8488 I am pretty sure the "The Doll" came out almost half a decade before the first Goosebumps books were written.

@@Frosty7575 but whoever wrote it, wanted it to be a Children's anthology horror series, and the evil ventriloquist dummy is a hell of a lot like Slappy, and I'm pretty sure the dude who wrote that story is R.L. Stine, and when his story for Tonka's Supernaturals got rejected and Tonka was acquired by Hasbro in the 90s, he reworked it for Goosebumps, into Night Of The Living Dummy, and the Supernaturals themselves were prototype versions of the Goosebumps monsters, like Curly The Skeleton, Prince Khoru The Mummy, The Mud Monster from "You Can't Scare Me", Amaz-O The Magician, The Lord High Executioner of Terror Tower, etc., and Supernaturals does give me a Goosebumps vibe, in fact if "The Doll" came out almost half a decade before the first Goosebumps books were written, Goosebumps is actually a rip off of Tonka's Supernaturals, so Tonka's Supernaturals were the original Children's anthology horror series, not Goosebumps, however, I'm pretty sure though Tonka's Supernaturals and Goosebumps are connected, the same way Transformers and Gobots are connected, you know.

I have never so intensely envied a stranger on the internet before.

Hopefully you still have all of them.

Yeah, or somewhere in South America.

I've noticed that too.

The Hasselhoff effect.

@@TheRobotAssassin Well sure, if you're only talking about his music career.

@@TheRobotAssassin why do Americans not like him very much? iv never seen a bad side to him. he seems like a very positive character

Enamel pins?

@@thetallmaninyourecloset5276 Yeah, I guess that isn't a logical leap! I'm thinking in terms of cool collectibles that people could get made the way they do stickers or patches or pins. Basically, I immediately searched for printers who could offer holograms and nope. Not one.

@@HelloMisterJAMWAH Try Toyhax.com. No promise but I think they do the heat-signs from Transformers.

Cripes, what a shame. I dug these toys as a kid and I still like the holograms. I'd love for them to get retconned in with the Visionaries in Hasbro's next reboot.

Loved Scream. Great comic and had some genuinely great stories. Considering how IPC/ Fleetway operated at the time, I wonder if The Doll was a leftover Scream title and they had to publish it somewhere.

Played that. Wow, that was a waste of money. But actually, the memory of playing it is actually worth the 10 bucks I probably spent on it, before the charm wore off.

outrageous

I was seven then and when I'd go watch cartoons at my buddy's house. He had sisters and they loved that cartoon. We hated it and made fun of it and them for liking it.

@@forceghostburtreynolds7597 totally

Gil was Buck Rogers and Megatronus Prime. Robert Urich was Spenser: For Hire and captain of the second Love Boat.