History Toys / Bratz

** Well... they can't find her or her parents anywhere, and the house begins to age, disturbing the Bratz enough for them to escape the house and look at its exterior now. Turns out, [[spoiler: the house is actually abandoned, and Ginger's family was heavily implied to be DeadAllAlong]].

* CluelessAesop: In ''Bratz: Super Babyz'', there's a side moral on how Cloe shouldn't cry over things. Problem is that the Bratz are Babyz in this. Babies naturally cry.

** This is because the Bratz have lost any fear they had, but also have [[spoiler: inexplicably become the monsters from Jade's story. They also act like they've ''always been'' monsters, try to find somewhere to sleep...]] And that's it. No explanation to ''how or why the'' '''''heck''''' ''it happened or what happens afterward.'' The closest we get is the phrase "Strange things happen on a full moon".

** The Bratz then flee to discover [[spoiler: the characters from their stories[[note]]The doppelganger from Sasha's story, the dog from Chloe's, the Ride Operator from Jade's...[[/note]] have become real]].

** Well... they can't find her or her parents anywhere, and the house begins to age which prompts the Bratz to flee. Turns out, [[spoiler: the house is actually abandoned, and Ginger's family was heavily implied to be DeadAllAlong]].
** The Bratz then escape the house to discover [[spoiler: the characters from their stories[[note]]The doppelganger from Sasha's story, the dog from Chloe's, the Ride Operator from Jade's...[[/note]] have become real]].

* ToylessToylineCharacter: Ginger only had an appearance in ''Sleepover Adventure'' and never got a toy.

* GainaxEnding: The last part of ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventures'' will '''definitely''' leave you bewildered. When the Bratz pressure new kid Ginger to make her story scarier, she gets overwhelmed and runs out of the room, prompting the Bratz to try and look for her so they can apologize. Sounds like your simple everyday girl-oriented SliceOfLife children's movie, right? [[spoiler: Well, they can't find her or her parents anywhere, it turns out the house is actually abandoned, and Ginger's family was heavily implied to be DeadAllAlong. The Bratz then escape the house to discover the characters from their stories[[note]]The doppelganger from Sasha's story, the dog from Chloe's, the Ride Operator from Jade's...[[/note]] have become real. Then when they try to go to their own houses, Ginger and her parents are at the door, repeating the words they said before the sleep-over began. The Bratz are understandably freaked out and flee each time they see this, but when they go to Sasha's house, it's ''Ginger's'' family that is suddenly scared of the Bratz to the point of fainting by their presence. This is because the Bratz have inexplicably become the monsters from Jade's story. They also act like they've ''always been'' monsters, try to find somewhere to sleep...]] And that's it. No explanation to ''how or why the'' '''''heck''''' ''it happened or what happens afterward.'' The closest we get is the phrase "Strange things happen on a full moon".

A line of [[{{Animesque}} anime-styled]] fashion dolls created by ex-Creator/{{Mattel}} employee Carter Bryant and produced by MGA Entertainment. Released in 2001, the line did the unthinkable and dethroned Franchise/{{Barbie}} from her spot as the #1 doll line among girls. The ''Bratz'' line features an [[FiveTokenBand ethnic rainbow]] of different characters to choose from.

* [[ThoseTwoBadGuys Those Two Bad Girls]]: The Tweevils.

* GainaxEnding: The last part of ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventures'' will '''definitely''' leave you bewildered. When the Bratz pressure new kid Ginger to make her story scarier, she gets overwhelmed and runs out of the room, prompting the Bratz to try and look for her so they can apologize. Sounds like your simple everyday girl-oriented SliceOfLife children's movie, right? [[spoiler: Well, they can't find her or her parents anywhere, it turns out the house is actually abandoned, and Ginger's family was heavily implied to be DeadAllAlong. The Bratz then escape the house to discover the characters from their stories[[note]]The doppelganger from Sasha's story, the dog from Chloe's, the Ride Operator from Jade's...[[/note]] have become real. Then when they try to go to their own houses, Ginger and her parents are at the door, repeating the words they said before the sleep-over began. The Bratz are understandably freaked out and flee each time they see this, but when they go to Sasha's house, it's ''Ginger's'' family that is suddenly scared of the Bratz to the point of fainting by their presence. This is because the Bratz have inexplicably become the monsters from Jade's story. They also act like they've ''always been'' monsters, try to find somewhere to sleep...]] And that's it. No explanation to ''how or why the'' '''''heck''''' ''it happened or what happens afterward.''

* GainaxEnding: The last part of ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventures'' will '''definitely''' leave you pulling your hair. When the Bratz pressure new kid Ginger to make her story scarier, she gets overwhelmed and runs out of the room, prompting the Bratz to try and look for her so they can apologize. Sounds like your simple everyday girl-oriented SliceOfLife children's movie, right? [[spoiler: Well, they can't find her or her parents anywhere, it turns out the house is actually abandoned, and Ginger's family was heavily implied to be DeadAllAlong. The Bratz then escape the house to discover the characters from their stories[[note]]The doppelganger from Sasha's story, the dog from Chloe's, the Ride Operator from Jade's...[[/note]] have become real. Then when they try to go to their own houses, Ginger and her parents are at the door, repeating the words they said before the sleep-over began. The Bratz are understandably freaked out and flee each time they see this, but when they go to Sasha's house, it's ''Ginger's'' family that is suddenly scared of the Bratz to the point of fainting by their presence. This is because the Bratz have inexplicably become the monsters from Jade's story. They also act like they've ''always been'' monsters, try to find somewhere to sleep...]] And that's it. No explanation to ''how or why the'' '''''heck''''' ''it happened or what happens afterward.''

* GainaxEnding: The last part of ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventures'' will '''definitely''' leave you pulling your hair. When the Bratz pressure new kid Ginger to make her story scarier, she gets overwhelmed and runs out of the room, prompting the Bratz to try and look for her so they can apologize. Sounds like your simple everyday girl-oriented SliceOfLife children's movie, right? [[spoiler: Well, they can't find her or her parents anywhere, it turns out the house is actually abandoned, and Ginger's family was heavily implied to be DeadAllAlong. The Bratz then escape the house to discover the characters from their stories[[note]]The doppelganger from Sasha's story, the dog from Chloe's, the Ride Operator from Jade's...[[/note]] have become real. Then when they try to go to their own houses, Ginger and her parents are at the door, repeating the words they said before the sleep-over began. The Bratz are understandably freaked out and flee each time they see this, but when they go to Sasha's house, it's ''Ginger's'' family is suddenly scared of the Bratz to the point of fainting by their presence. This is because the Bratz have inexplicably become the monsters from Jade's story. They also act like they've ''always been'' monsters, try to find somewhere to sleep...]] And that's it. No explanation to ''how or why the'' '''''heck''''' ''it happened.''

* BlackBestFriend: Sasha to the rest of the Bratz.

* GainaxEnding: The last part of ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventures'' will '''definitely''' leave you pulling your hair. When the Bratz pressure new kid Ginger to make her story scarier, she gets overwhelmed and runs out of the room, prompting the Bratz to try and look for her so they can apologize. Sounds like your simple everyday girl-oriented SliceOfLife children's movie, right? [[spoiler: Well, they can't find her or her parents anywhere, it turns out the house is actually abandoned, and Ginger's family was heavily implied to be DeadAllAlong. The Bratz then escape the house to discover the characters from their stories have become real. Then when they try to go to their own houses, Ginger and her parents are at the door, repeating the words they said before the sleep-over began. The Bratz are understandably freaked out and flee each time they see this, but when they go to Sasha's house, it's ''Ginger's'' family is suddenly scared of the Bratz to the point of fainting by their presence. This is because the Bratz have inexplicably become the monsters from Jade's story. They also act like they've ''always been'' monsters, try to find somewhere to sleep...]] And that's it. No explanation to ''how or why the'' '''''heck''''' ''it happened.''

* GainaxEnding: The last part of ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventures'' will '''definitely''' leave you pulling your hair. When the Bratz pressure Ginger to make her story scarier, she gets overwhelmed and runs out of the room, prompting the Bratz to try and look for her so they can apologize. Sounds simple enough, right? Well, they can't find her or her parents anywhere, and it turns [[spoiler: out the house is abandoned and heavily implied to be haunted. The Bratz then run out of the house to discover the characters from their stories[[note]]The doppelganger from Sasha's story, the dog from Chloe's, the Ride Operator from Jade's...[[/note]] have become real. ''Then'' when they try to go to their own houses, '''Ginger and her parents are at the door, repeating the words they said before the sleep-over began'''. The Bratz are understandably terrified and flee each time they see this, but when they go to Sasha's house Ginger's family is scared by their presence, and it turns out that the Bratz have inexplicably become the monsters from Jade's story. The Bratz are unaware of this, ''despite literally being able to see each other in their new forms'', while having monstrous quirks in their brain like wanting to eat bugs or sleeping in the sewers, the latter they decide to do.]] And that's it. No explanation to ''how or why the'' '''''heck''''' ''it happened.''

[[caption-width-right:350:Sadly, some fashionistas ''do'' look a bit like this...]]

** Someone also did [[CunningLikeAFox Foxz]], who were even creepier than the Strutz and Bratz put together.

A line of [[{{Animesque}} anime-styled]] fashion dolls created by ex-Creator/{{Mattel}} employee Carter Bryant and produced by MGA Entertainment. Released in 2001, the line did the unthinkable and dethroned Franchise/{{Barbie}} from her spot as the #1 doll line among girls. The ''Bratz'' line features an ethnic rainbow of different characters to choose from.

The dolls' faces and bodies were obviously unnaturally proportioned so that they couldn't promote an unhealthy body image as Barbie is so often accused of, but unfortunately their personalities brought up another controversy as they revolved entirely around make-up and high fashion. They also had much narrower career paths than Barbie, focusing on glamorous occupations like models, pop divas, actresses, make-up artists, hairdressers, fashion designers... well, you get the idea.

* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: The [[InNameOnly ''Princess'']] line.
* EverythingsBetterWithSparkles
* EverythingsSparklyWithJewelry

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'.

To elaborate, the Bratz Direct-To-DVD line consists of:

* Mainline
** ''Bratz: Starrin & Stylin''
** ''Bratz Rock Angelz''
** ''Bratz Genie Magic''
** ''Bratz Passion 4 Fashion Diamondz''
** ''Bratz Fashion Pixiez''
** ''Bratz Girlz Really Rock''
** ''Bratz Genie Magic 2''
** ''Bratz Pampered Petz''
** ''Toys/Bratzillaz''
** ''Bratz Desert Jewelz''
* Interactive
** ''Livin' It Up!''
** ''Glitz 'N Glamour''
* SpinOffBabies (And Kidz)
** ''Bratz Kidz: Sleepover Adventure''
** ''Bratz Kidz: Fairy Tales''
** ''Bratz Babyz: The Movie''
** ''Bratz Super Babyz''
** ''Bratz Babyz Save Christmas''
* And of course, the infamous live-action movie ''Film/{{Bratz}}'', which some people claim to be the most sexist, racist, elitist movie ever made. [[note]]And yes, this means that the ''Bratz'' line somehow released more [=DVDs=] than ''Barbie'' even though her Direct-To-DVD ventures started earlier.[[/note]]

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.)

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