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* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: Glitter is a fairly common part of the Barbie toyes. Sparkles are also often present in the films when something magical happens.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles: Glitter is a fairly common part of the Barbie toyes.toys. Sparkles are also often present in the films when something magical happens.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieEpicRoadTrip''
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* GeniusDitz: Barbie is portrayed as a borderline DumbBlonde in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory 3'' (albeit with redeeming qualities). And then ''wham'', democratic philosophy out of nowhere:
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* GeniusDitz: Barbie is portrayed as a borderline DumbBlonde in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory 3'' ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'' (albeit with redeeming qualities). And then ''wham'', democratic philosophy out of nowhere:
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Barbie: Mermaid Power is coming tomorrow and nobody knew!
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Since 2001, Barbie has also been featured in a long-running series of animated movies that aired on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} and were released through home video.[[note]]Since mid-2017, however, the new movies have been released through Netflix instead.[[/note]] The earlier movies were mainly based on {{Fairy Tale}}s and famous ballets, but also included originals like the ''Fairytopia'' series. The movies tend to be accused of [[TastesLikeDiabetes Tasting Like Diabetes]], especially the newer ones, but have surprisingly strong, positive portrayals of women: i.e., the girls help each other without second intention and don't always bond only over guys.
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Since 2001, Barbie has also been featured in a long-running series of animated movies that aired on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} and were released through home video.[[note]]Since mid-2017, however, the new movies have been released through Netflix instead.[[/note]] The earlier movies were mainly based on {{Fairy Tale}}s and famous ballets, but also included originals like the ''Fairytopia'' series. The movies tend to be accused of [[TastesLikeDiabetes Tasting Like Diabetes]], being saccharine, especially the newer ones, but have surprisingly strong, positive portrayals of women: i.e., the girls help each other without second intention and don't always bond only over guys.
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* RapunzelHair: Even when she isn't ''actually'' Rapunzel, she'll often have hair that goes below her waist.
** "Totally Hair Barbie", from 1991, had wavy or curly hair down to her feet. Totally Hair Ken had more of an Elvis look.
** "Totally Hair Barbie", from 1991, had wavy or curly hair down to her feet. Totally Hair Ken had more of an Elvis look.
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** ''WesternAnimation/BarbieItTakesTwo'' (spin-off TV series)
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!! There have been various book series starring barbie, such as:
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!! There have been various book series starring barbie, Barbie, such as:
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In April 2014, news broke that Creator/ColumbiaPictures and Mattel would collaborate on a [[LiveActionAdaptation live-action Barbie movie]]. After Amy Schumer and Anne Hathaway dropped out from being cast as the title role (the former drew backlash for being overweight) and the film rights being transferred to Creator/WarnerBros, Creator/MargotRobbie was officially cast as Barbie in January 2019, with Creator/GretaGerwig as director and co-writer with Creator/NoahBaumbach. The cast also includes Creator/RyanGosling as Ken, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SimuLiu, Creator/AmericaFerrera, Creator/KateMcKinnon, Creator/MichaelCera and Creator/AlexandraShipp. The film is slated for a 2023 release.
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In April 2014, news broke that Creator/ColumbiaPictures and Mattel would collaborate on a [[LiveActionAdaptation live-action Barbie movie]]. After Amy Schumer and Anne Hathaway dropped out from being cast as the title role (the former drew backlash for being overweight) and the film rights being transferred to Creator/WarnerBros, Creator/MargotRobbie was officially cast as Barbie in January 2019, with Creator/GretaGerwig as director and co-writer with Creator/NoahBaumbach. The cast also includes Creator/RyanGosling as Ken, Creator/EmmaMackey, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SimuLiu, Creator/AmericaFerrera, Creator/KateMcKinnon, Creator/MichaelCera and Creator/AlexandraShipp. The film is slated for a 2023 release.
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In April 2014, news broke that Creator/ColumbiaPictures and Mattel would collaborate on a [[LiveActionAdaptation live-action Barbie movie]]. After Amy Schumer and Anne Hathaway dropped out from being cast as the title role (the former drew backlash for being overweight) and the film rights being transferred to Creator/WarnerBros, Creator/MargotRobbie was officially cast as Barbie in January 2019, with Creator/GretaGerwig as director and co-writer with Creator/NoahBaumbach. The film is slated for a 2023 release.
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In April 2014, news broke that Creator/ColumbiaPictures and Mattel would collaborate on a [[LiveActionAdaptation live-action Barbie movie]]. After Amy Schumer and Anne Hathaway dropped out from being cast as the title role (the former drew backlash for being overweight) and the film rights being transferred to Creator/WarnerBros, Creator/MargotRobbie was officially cast as Barbie in January 2019, with Creator/GretaGerwig as director and co-writer with Creator/NoahBaumbach. The cast also includes Creator/RyanGosling as Ken, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SimuLiu, Creator/AmericaFerrera, Creator/KateMcKinnon, Creator/MichaelCera and Creator/AlexandraShipp. The film is slated for a 2023 release. \n
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* ArtistAndTheBand: The "Barbie and the Rockers" line, launched in TheEighties.
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In April 2014, news broke that Creator/ColumbiaPictures and Mattel would collaborate on a [[LiveActionAdaptation live-action Barbie movie]]. After Amy Schumer and Anne Hathaway dropped out from being cast as the title role (the former drew backlash for being overweight) and the film rights being transferred to Creator/WarnerBros, Creator/MargotRobbie was officially cast as Barbie in January 2019, with Creator/GretaGerwig as director and co-writer with Creator/NoahBaumbach. The film is slated for a 2022 2023 release.
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* ''Barbie and Friends Book Club''
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* ''Barbie and Friends Book Club''''Literature/BarbieAndFriendsBookClub''
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!! There have been various book series starring barbie, such as:
* ''Barbie and Friends Book Club''
* ''Dear Barbie''
* ''Starring Barbie''
* ''Barbie and Friends Book Club''
* ''Dear Barbie''
* ''Starring Barbie''
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* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieInThePrincessAndThePauper''
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* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieInThePrincessAndThePauper''''WesternAnimation/BarbieAsThePrincessAndThePauper''
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** Kelly disappeared, with Chelsea taking her place.
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** For those who weren't aware that [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/barbie/images/2/2f/IMG_6932.JPG Mattel clarified Kelly disappeared, with and Chelsea taking were the same character,]] it seemed like Kelly totally disappeared and Chelsea took her place.
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Since 2001, Barbie has also been featured in a long-running series of animated movies that aired on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} and were released through home video.[[note]]Since 2017, however, the new movies have been released through Netflix instead.[[/note]] The earlier movies were mainly based on {{Fairy Tale}}s and famous ballets, but also included originals like the ''Fairytopia'' series. The movies tend to be accused of [[TastesLikeDiabetes Tasting Like Diabetes]], especially the newer ones, but have surprisingly strong, positive portrayals of women: i.e., the girls help each other without second intention and don't always bond only over guys.
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Since 2001, Barbie has also been featured in a long-running series of animated movies that aired on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} and were released through home video.[[note]]Since 2017, mid-2017, however, the new movies have been released through Netflix instead.[[/note]] The earlier movies were mainly based on {{Fairy Tale}}s and famous ballets, but also included originals like the ''Fairytopia'' series. The movies tend to be accused of [[TastesLikeDiabetes Tasting Like Diabetes]], especially the newer ones, but have surprisingly strong, positive portrayals of women: i.e., the girls help each other without second intention and don't always bond only over guys.
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The original storyline attached to the dolls was that of Barbara "Barbie" Millicent Roberts, a teenager and the oldest of many sisters, and her career as a model. Her surname and original age are rarely brought up now, and she generally plays adult characters, being showcased in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbie%27s_careers various careers]]. Barbie has also been featured in a series of animated direct-to-video features since 2001 (each with a tie-in toy line), most of them based on {{Fairy Tale}}s and famous ballets, but also including originals like the ''Fairytopia'' series. They tend to be accused of [[TastesLikeDiabetes Tasting Like Diabetes]], especially the newer ones, but have surprisingly strong, positive portrayals of women: i.e., the girls help each other without second intention and don't always bond only over guys.
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The original storyline attached to the dolls was that of Barbara "Barbie" Millicent Roberts, a teenager and the oldest of many several sisters, and her career as a model. Her surname and original age are rarely brought up now, and she generally plays adult characters, being showcased in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbie%27s_careers various careers]]. careers]].
Since 2001, Barbie has also been featured in a long-running series of animateddirect-to-video features since 2001 (each with a tie-in toy line), most of them movies that aired on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} and were released through home video.[[note]]Since 2017, however, the new movies have been released through Netflix instead.[[/note]] The earlier movies were mainly based on {{Fairy Tale}}s and famous ballets, but also including included originals like the ''Fairytopia'' series. They The movies tend to be accused of [[TastesLikeDiabetes Tasting Like Diabetes]], especially the newer ones, but have surprisingly strong, positive portrayals of women: i.e., the girls help each other without second intention and don't always bond only over guys.
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* NotAllowedToGrowUp: Barbie has a confusing history of this and {{Sudden Name Change}}s. Barbie was explicitly a teenager when introduced however eventually she fell into the range of "usually 19-30 [[ArtisticAge except when needed]]". Her younger sisters however are perpetually stuck as children. Barbie can be president of America (you need to be at least 35) but Skipper and Chelsea will never hit 20. Skipper was originally a preteen who hit puberty in the 70s, however since then she's barely aged and likely never will (as Barbie is the adult doll in the family). Barbie has three sisters: Skipper, Stacie, and Chelsea... Except she also had a toddler sister named "Kelly", an infant sister named "Krissy", a brother named "Todd", and another kid sister named "Tutti". Fans usually assume Tutti was just renamed "Stacie" and that Kelly was aged up and renamed "Chelsea", however nothing canon has been stated (or likely will ever be stated).
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* NotAllowedToGrowUp: Barbie has a confusing history of this and {{Sudden Name Change}}s. Barbie was explicitly a teenager when introduced however eventually she fell into the range of "usually 19-30 [[ArtisticAge except when needed]]". Her younger sisters however are perpetually stuck as children. Barbie can be president of America (you need to be at least 35) but Skipper and Chelsea will never hit 20. Skipper was originally a preteen who hit puberty in the 70s, however since then she's barely aged and likely never will (as Barbie is the adult doll in the family). Barbie has three sisters: Skipper, Stacie, and Chelsea... Except she also had a toddler sister named "Kelly", "Kelly" (who's officially the same character as Chelsea), an infant sister named "Krissy", a brother named "Todd", and another kid sister named "Tutti". Fans usually assume Tutti was just renamed "Stacie" and that "Stacie", but unlike Kelly (who had an [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/barbie/images/2/2f/IMG_6932.JPG official Mattel pamphlet]] clarifying that Chelsea was aged up and renamed "Chelsea", however the same character), nothing canon has been stated (or likely will ever be stated). about Tutti.
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* DependingOnTheArtist: Is Ken brown haired, blonde haired, or black haired and in what shade?
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* DependingOnTheArtist: Is Ken brown haired, blonde blond haired, or black haired and in what shade?shade? The animated movies switched his hair color between brown and blond (more often brown in the earlier films), but later media (including ''WebAnimation/BarbieLifeInTheDreamhouse'' and ''WesternAnimation/BarbieDreamhouseAdventures'') portray him as blond.
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* TheRival: The recent movies have Raquelle in this role.
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** "Totally Hair Barbie", from 1991, had wavy or curly hair down to her feet. Totally Hair Ken had more of an Elvis look.
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In April 2014, news broke that Creator/ColumbiaPictures and Mattel would collaborate on a [[LiveActionAdaptation live-action Barbie movie]]. After Amy Schumer and Anne Hathaway dropped out from being cast as the title role (the former drew backlash for being overweight) and the film rights being transferred to Creator/WarnerBros, Margot Robbie was officially cast as Barbie in January 2019, with Creator/GretaGerwig as director and co-writer with Creator/NoahBaumbach. The film is slated for a 2022 release.
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In April 2014, news broke that Creator/ColumbiaPictures and Mattel would collaborate on a [[LiveActionAdaptation live-action Barbie movie]]. After Amy Schumer and Anne Hathaway dropped out from being cast as the title role (the former drew backlash for being overweight) and the film rights being transferred to Creator/WarnerBros, Margot Robbie Creator/MargotRobbie was officially cast as Barbie in January 2019, with Creator/GretaGerwig as director and co-writer with Creator/NoahBaumbach. The film is slated for a 2022 release.
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* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: See Barbie Collector above.
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* ''Barbie Live'', a series of live plays based on movies exclusively in the Philippines except ''Barbie Live! In Fairytopia''. They have adapted the following:
** ''Swan Lake''
** ''Princess Charm School''
** ''Life in the Dreamhouse''
** ''A Fashion Fairytale''
** ''The Secret Door''
** ''Mariposa and the Fairy Princess''
** ''The Princess and the Popstar''
** ''Swan Lake''
** ''Princess Charm School''
** ''Life in the Dreamhouse''
** ''A Fashion Fairytale''
** ''The Secret Door''
** ''Mariposa and the Fairy Princess''
** ''The Princess and the Popstar''
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* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieDreamhouseAdventures'', the Netflix Original Animated Series that ran from 2018 until 2020, set in the same continuity as ''WesternAnimation/BarbieDolphinMagic'', ''WesternAnimation/BarbiePrincessAdventure'', and ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAndChelseaTheLostBirthday'', as well as at least the last three years of ''WebAnimation/BarbieVlog''.
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* FiveTokenBand: Teresa's the Hispanic one, Raquelle's the Asian one, Nikki took over Christie's role as the black one, Summer's the Irish one, and Barbie's the white one, though you can get her in any ethnicity. This turned out to be a problem when Mattel released Oreo Barbie with the African-American option. Oops.
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* FiveTokenBand: Teresa's the Hispanic one, Raquelle's the Asian (sometimes) one, Nikki took over Christie's role as the black one, Summer's the Australian (in the dolls only) one, Midge is the Irish one, and Barbie's the white one, though you can get her in any ethnicity.ethnicity. Currently additional characters include Daisy, who's the plus-sized Greek-American one, and Renée who is the Japanese one. This turned out to be a problem when Mattel released Oreo Barbie with the African-American option. Oops.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieAndChelseaTheLostBirthday''
* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieBigCityBigDreams''
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* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieDreamtopia''
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* VideoGame/MagicFairyTalesBarbieAsRapunzel
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!!! The Inspiring Women line:
* Another case of ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. Focused on dolls depicting significant figures in women's history, namely Music/EllaFitzgerald, [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Billie Jean King]], Florence Nightingale, [[UsefulNotes/CivilRightsMovement Rosa Parks]], and [[UsefulNotes/{{NASA}} Sally Ride]].
!!! The Role Models line:
* A follow-up to the Inspiring Women line, focusing more on sportswomen, though non-sports figures weren't left out. A very incomplete list of subjects includes aviation pioneer UsefulNotes/AmeliaEarhart, conservationist [[Series/CrocodileHunter Bindi Irwin]], artist Frida Kahlo, [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball football/soccer]] stars Amandine Henry and Alex Morgan, late NASA mathematician [[Film/HiddenFigures Katherine Johnson]], gymnast Gabby Douglas, and tennis star Naomi Osaka.
* Another case of ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. Focused on dolls depicting significant figures in women's history, namely Music/EllaFitzgerald, [[UsefulNotes/{{Tennis}} Billie Jean King]], Florence Nightingale, [[UsefulNotes/CivilRightsMovement Rosa Parks]], and [[UsefulNotes/{{NASA}} Sally Ride]].
!!! The Role Models line:
* A follow-up to the Inspiring Women line, focusing more on sportswomen, though non-sports figures weren't left out. A very incomplete list of subjects includes aviation pioneer UsefulNotes/AmeliaEarhart, conservationist [[Series/CrocodileHunter Bindi Irwin]], artist Frida Kahlo, [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball football/soccer]] stars Amandine Henry and Alex Morgan, late NASA mathematician [[Film/HiddenFigures Katherine Johnson]], gymnast Gabby Douglas, and tennis star Naomi Osaka.