Line #70 Franchise/Bratz

Context Franchise / Bratz

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1	''Bratz'' is a franchise that started with the ''Toys/{{Bratz}}'' line of [[{{Animesque}} anime-styled]] fashion dolls created by ex-Creator/{{Mattel}} employee Carter Bryant and produced by MGA Entertainment.
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3	The line eventually became popular enough to warrant a bunch of spin-off lines, several animated [[DirectToVideo Direct-To-DVD]] movies, [[WesternAnimation/{{Bratz}} a short-lived cartoon series]], and [[Film/{{Bratz}} a live-action movie]]. They tend to focus on the four main girls; Cloe, Sasha, Yasmin, and Jade, and consistently their 'passion for fashion'.
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5	To elaborate, the Bratz Direct-To-DVD line consists of:
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7	* Mainline
8	** ''Bratz: Starrin & Stylin''
9	** ''Bratz Rock Angelz''
10	** ''Bratz Genie Magic''
11	** ''Bratz Passion 4 Fashion Diamondz''
12	** ''Bratz Fashion Pixiez''
13	** ''Bratz Girlz Really Rock''
14	** ''Bratz Genie Magic 2''
15	** ''Bratz Pampered Petz''
16	** ''Toys/{{Bratzillaz}}''
17	** ''Bratz Desert Jewelz''
18	* Interactive
19	** ''Livin' It Up!''
20	** ''Glitz 'N Glamour''
21	* SpinOffBabies (And Kidz)
22	** ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventure''
23	** ''Bratz Kidz: Fairy Tales''
24	** ''Bratz Babyz: The Movie''
25	** ''Bratz Super Babyz''
26	** ''Bratz Babyz Save Christmas''
27	* And of course, the infamous live-action movie ''Film/{{Bratz}}''
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29	In late 2012, the toyline expanded with ''Toys/{{Bratzillaz}}''
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31	The line also had a licenced video game line that was surprisingly intriguing (using travel and magazine gameplay as its main focus) and some crappier [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames rushed to coincide with a movie release]] games. Not to forget the two Bratz Ponyz games (the conception of which is complicated, since it was a spin-off of the spin-off Bratz Babyz line, and no, we have no idea what Babyz are ''doing'' with said ponies.)

Context Franchise / Bratz