Tropes directly involving Toys.
Tropes:
Categories:
- Action Figure File Card: An action figure has a bio on their card that gives such information as the character's personality and backstory.
- Advertising-Only Continuity: What happens in the toyline's advertisements isn't consistent with the canon of the work the toyline is tied to.
- *batteries not included
- Blind Bag Collectables
- Built with LEGO
- Clarke's Law for Girls' Toys
- Combining Mecha
- Companion Cube
- Cool Toy
- Creepy Doll
- Creepy Dollhouse
- Cymbal-Banging Monkey
- Demonic Dummy
- The Doll Episode
- Environment-Specific Action Figure
- Everything's Better with Plushies
- Faux Furby: A fictional toy inspired by the real-life toy Furby.
- Girls Love Stuffed Animals
- Inappropriate Speak-and-Spell: A kid-friendly language device is made to say things that aren't so kid-friendly.
- Kibbles and Bits: Transforming robots with residual parts from its alternate form.
- Killer Teddy Bear
- Living Toys: Toys that are alive.
- Lost Toy Grievance
- Matryoshka Object
- Merchandise-Driven: The main reason the show exists is to advertise toys.
- Misaimed Marketing: Can apply when toys are made for a work that isn't intended for children.
- The Mockbuster
- My Little Panzer: Dangerous children's toys.
- My Little Phony: A parody of My Little Pony.
- Mysterious Cube of Rubik
- Official Cosplay Gear
- Overly Cool Play Space
- Perverse Puppet: An evil animate doll or puppet.
- Product-Promotion Parade
- Rubik's Cube International Genius Symbol
- Scary Jack-in-the-Box
- Shoddy Knockoff Product: When a toy is popular enough, expect low-quality ripoffs of it to come out of the woodwork.
- Show Accuracy/Toy Accuracy: How accurately a character's toy matches their depiction in the show.
- Sliding Scale of Living Toys
- Slime, Snails, and Mutant Tails
- Smuggling with Dolls
- Surprisingly Functional Toys
- Thememobile
- Tonka Tough: Toys that are real difficult to break.
- Toy Time
- Toyless Toyline Character: The show has its own toyline or was produced to promote a toyline, yet there's at least one character who doesn't have their own toy.
- Toyline-Exclusive Character: The toyline of a work of fiction has a figure of a character who does not appear in the original work at all.
- Toys-To-Life Game: a game that involves physical toys interacting with a virtual game.
- Wicked Toymaker: A villain who makes toys.
- Wind-Up Key
- Win Her a Prize
