The Mysterious "Lost" Fashion Dolls

This video is intended for adult, and young adult, collectors- NOT children!
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[@kamenriderfurry9410]

The irony of Lady Gaga leaving MGA to go to Mattel and release a MONSTER HIGH doll is not lost on me. She said "Oh you wanna be petty???"

[@Spamlum]

I honestly want the trashion alley dolls to be a thing. I've always wanted more dolls that aren't human but instead humanoid (Monster High, Novi Stars, Pinky Cooper ect) and I think the concept is really interesting. Plus I really like rats so there's that.

[@alexiskuwata]

(THIS IS MY OPINION): I think dolls count as lost media because lost media is any media that becomes lost.

[@HockityPock]

I can hear the ghostly wails of concerned parent whining over fashion rats dressed in trash from the other timeline where they were finished products. Probably died in focus group testing.

[@bella1rules]

If Lady Gaga ever wants to release a full line of fashion dolls I’m still interested. 😂

[@MysteryDisc]

The idea of turning fancy rats into "trashion" models is honestly amazing

[@sunshinegirlmissriddlerent5605]

I feel like those rat dolls would be a perfect doll to spread the message of recycling and the fun of recycling! They could encourage the child (or collector) to make there very own clothing out of recycled stuff for your dolls maybe the rat doll girls are all about saving the planet and love to spread that message I think these dolls should have came out because I think they could have taught an important lesson to collectors and children about the importance of helping our environment and recycling they would have been a great learning tool! 👍

[@whatalsaid]

You should've covered the Mattel Bratz dolls. They made prototypes for what the dolls were gonna look like, and it is SURREAL. These things were so close to being released, but thankfully, the rights went back to MGA.

[@belladonnapinku6511]

the Wonder Woman's Star Riders are so cute! It's a shame that Mattel cancelled that idea, because the concept of superhero dolls with the 90's Barbie style with holografic shines and different vibrant colors and textures it's something that makes too attractive to buy.

[@GravityFallsUp]

Trashion Alley gives me major Geronimo Stilton vibes. I’d love to see them fully realized.

[@Tama-Hero]

In Ray Mona's doc, I believe she asked Rocky Solotoff about dolls made for the Toon Makers pilot and they claimed there was a prototype created and that they gifted the doll (in box packaging) to their granddaughter. So there was supposedly a prototype of a Toon Makers Sailor Moon doll out there, but who knows if it still exists or what it looks like.

[@4everbratz]

It’s really sad when doll lines with a lot of potential end up being cancelled and unproduced. I wonder what the final versions of the Trashion Alley dolls would’ve looked like if they went into production.

[@Ekraelum]

The Trashion Alley dolls have to be the most bizarre concept I've seen turned into a fashion doll, but I think they'd look cute.

[@tessfabled4115]

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[@_day_light]

I loved Izzzyzzz’s video and I love this one! Happy to watch both it’s kind of like a nice segue 🥰 what a compelling topic also RIP trashion alley I love those 😭 hopefully we’ll see them someday

[@melasnexperience]

My favorite story I've heard about Wonder Woman & the Star Riders is that Solara was supposed to be Ice's JLI partner Fire (a green flame-themed heroine), but they were afraid of the metrics of parents saying "here, sweetie, go play with Fire" to their kids. Toy execs are WEIRD sometimes.

[@marzettik]

The rat dolls for sure, lol. I love rats and I hate how any time they want to do a “cute” rodent, they always go mice.

[@HaveYouHeardDolls]

Hasbro has so many 'what-ifs' with their released and unreleased fashion doll lines. I would love to see the full versions of the Trashion Alley characters.

[@princessravendiamond4288]

Since dolls are your field, I'd love to see a video about various doll/doll line prototypes. I think it'd be interesting learn how they were found along with the difference between the prototype and final product!

[@LocalTorchwoodIntern]

I really do love the Wonder Woman dolls, their just enough 80s doll camp that I wished at least Wonder Woman got released for. Sure their just She Ra but DC, I genuinely like a lot of the designs even for the already existing in DC canon characters and the villain was cool and I could imagine what other villains were on the concept art table never to be seen. Sad that they all got destroyed though, but it's cool to see StarLily (now StarBlossom) to survive and be reintroduced