For decades, toys inspired by movies have been a mainstay of childhood, sometimes giving kids access to famous film personalities and scenes. These toys let fans interact with cherished characters on a deeper level and revisit their best movie memories.
The '90s collectibles like Pokémon cards, Beanie Babies, and classic video games have skyrocketed in value, turning childhood treasures into serious cash for lucky collectors.
Certain must-have toys ignite a shopping frenzy every holiday season, flying off shelves, sparking bidding wars, and turning parents into determined treasure hunters.
These cereal box prizes made every '90s breakfast feel like Christmas morning.
Although toys are usually considered fun, some have been banned in some countries over the years for safety and cultural reasons or because they could be harmful. Even though these toys were popular in many parts of the world, they were limited by the law because of their materials, production hazards, or effects on children.
Some old Happy Meal toys are now worth way more than the meals they came with.