Dolls and Bears Trivia

1. The original six ponies, (often referred to as G1 ponies by collectors), all had the same type of body. What term was used to describe them as a collective?

From Quiz My Little Pony - For the Vintage Collector

Answer: Earth Ponies

In 1982, the first six ponies were released by Hasbro; Cotton Candy, Butterscotch, Blossom, Snuzzle, Minty, and Blue Belle. All six of these ponies had the same body type, devoid of fins, horns and wings, which led to them being labelled Earth ponies. As each of these ponies was re-released in later years, finding a true original pony has become quite a challenge for new collectors. Nevertheless, one only needs to take a look at the pony's feet in order to see whether or not they have found a genuine original. Indeed the feet of the original six ponies (released in 1982-83) are pretty distinctive. Unlike their descendants (1983/84 onwards), who were made with concave hooves, the 1982/83 ponies have hooves which are flat, and have circles imprinted on them.

From Quiz American Girl

Answer: Kirsten, Molly and Samantha

The American Girl dolls were created by Pleasant Rowland in 1986. The company was then called "Pleasant Company". In 1998, however, Pleasant Company was sold to Mattel, who marketed everything as "made by American Girl" instead of the original "made by Pleasant Company".

From Quiz Pleasant Company's American Girls

Answer: Mattel

Pleasant T. Rowland created Pleasant Company in 1986. Mattel bought the company from him in 1998 for $700 million dollars.

From Quiz Sylvanian Families

Answer: 1985

Sylvanian Families are animal figures to play with for all ages. Children generally treat them as fun toys to play with, however adults are more serious and become collectors, and they attempt to get the rare items, and get as much as possible.

From Quiz My Little Pony Mania

Answer: Butterscotch, Minty, Blossom

My Little Pony first appeared in 1982. This toy was taken off the market for the first time in 1992.

From Quiz Cabbage Patch Kids

Answer: Dolls

Cabbage Patch Kids are the doll that caused line ups and fights, and mad scrambles in the Christmas rush seasons of the mid-80s!

From Quiz Rainbow Brite

Answer: Sphere of Light

Rainbow Brite has to find the Sphere of Light to return Rainbow Land back into a place of happiness and beauty. A little known fact is that before she became Rainbow Brite her name was "Wisp".

From Quiz Cabbage Patch Kids

Answer: Little People

The name was changed to Cabbage Patch Kids in 1982.

From Quiz My Little Pony

Answer: 1982

My Little Pony was one of the most popular collectibles in the 1980s. Prior to My Little Pony, Hasbro also made a toy called My Pretty Pony, which served as a precursor to My Little Pony.

From Quiz Beanie Boppers

Answer: Jazzy Jessie

She was the only black Bopper out of the boys and girls until recently. She has braided hair and she wears a denim skirt.

From Quiz Strawberry Shortcake Dolls

Answer: Custard

Custard was pink with white spots.

From Quiz Ten Different Kinds of Dolls

Answer: Sacred Indian Doll

From this doll, the Hopi children learned about the ancient spirits of the tribe.

From Quiz Bear With Me Here

Answer: Winnie the Pooh

"Winnie the Pooh" debuted in January of 1988 and aired its final episode in October 1991.

From Quiz American Girl

Answer: Chicago, Illinois

Pleasant Rowland created American Girl as an alternative to Barbies. Instead of skimpy clothes and boyfriend dolls, Rowland wanted to give girls something enriching. In 1990, the first American Girl Place opened, where a girl could go to buy doll things, get her and her doll's hair done, see a show, have a fancy tea party, and more! The American Girl Place in New York followed in 2006, with the American Girl Place in Los Angeles opening in 2007.

From Quiz Pleasant Company's American Girls

Answer: Kirsten, Samantha, and Molly

These were the first three dolls released by the company in 1986. They have added several dolls and much more merchandise since then.

From Quiz Sylvanian Families

Answer: America & Japan

Sylvanian Familes were released in the UK & Ireland in 1998 where they became a major sucess around the world.

From Quiz The History of Ty Beanie Babies

Answer: Princess

The bear was coloured purple to symbolize royalty and it featured a rose over its heart. Using this Beanie Baby, Ty has single-handedly donated more than ten million dollars to the Princess Di Foundation after Princess Di has passed on. Over the years, Ty has also supported many other charities through Beanie Babies. Ariel the Bear supported money for the Pediatric AIDS Foundation shortly after Ty created Princess. Another famous charity bear was Issy, who came in more than fifty different versions. After the terrorist attacks, Ty also donated money through a certain series of bears and dogs. Ty's Breast Cancer Foundation bear, Cure, was one of the most famous charity bears that Ty has released. 100% of all profits were donated to charity.

From Quiz Rainbow Brite

Answer: Taco Bell

Taco Bell released 4 sprites Romeo, Twink, Spark, and Champ in the early 80's. They had a bungee cord attached to their head and when you bounced them they squeaked.

From Quiz Cabbage Patch Kids

Answer: Xavier Roberts

Harold "Matt" Matson & Elliot Handler were the original founders of Mattel in 1945. Henry & Helal Hassenfeld are the brothers who founded Hasbro in 1923, the company was originally Hassenfeld Brothers.

From Quiz Beanie Boppers

Answer: Kooky Kandy

This bopper has bright yellow hair.

From Quiz Bear With Me Here

Answer: Enesco

These teddy bear figures were developed in 1992. Some of them include characters from the Disney universe, such as Mickey Mouse.

From Quiz American Girl

Answer: Between Addy and Kit

The American Girl dolls in the American Girl Collection were released in this order; Kirsten, Samantha and Molly (1986), Felicity(1991), Addy (1993), Josefina (1997), Kit (2000), Kaya (2002), and Julie (2008). The "best friend" dolls were released in this order; Nellie (2004), Elizabeth (2005), Emily (2006), Ruthie (2008), and Ivy (2008).

From Quiz Pleasant Company's American Girls

Answer: Our Generation Dolls

Our Generation Dolls are mostly sold at Target. Much of their merchandise (the bathtub, salon chair, horses) look almost exactly like the American Girl version. Bitty Babies and Just Like You Dolls (which is another name for Girls of Today) are sold by Pleasant Company in addition to American Girl Dolls.

From Quiz Sylvanian Families

Answer: British Association Of Toy Retailers

When they won the award, they were named the toy of the year for three years consecutively.

From Quiz Cabbage Patch Kids

Answer: Soft Sculpture

Soft Sculpture is a German technique that X. Roberts perfected in 1976 and sold at toy fairs, and apparently copyrighted all forms of soft sculpture doll making.

From Quiz Rainbow Brite

Answer: playing practical jokes

Patty O Green loved being green and playing practical jokes on everyone in Rainbow Land. Patty O Green lives in the Green Grange and her and her sprite "Lucky" love nature, especially frogs.

From Quiz Cabbage Patch Kids

Answer: Magic Crystal Tree

Bunnybees sprinkle the patch with "magic crystals" which will determine whether the baby will be a boy or girl. There are nurses to deliver the babies and normally a child in the audience can name and adopt the newborns. One of the announcements normally made when a baby is about to be born is, "Code Green- Mother Cabbage has dilated a full 10 leaves".

From Quiz My Little Pony

Answer: Blue with pink hair

She was one of the most popular ponies.

From Quiz Beanie Boppers

Answer: Jolly Janie

She is wearing pajamas and is a Christmas Bopper.

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