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Toyless Toyline Character

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Toyless Toyline Character	comment	In Merchandise-Driven media it's typically pretty easy to set apart the characters whose toys are getting advertised. They're the ones that take the spotlight in any given story, save the day in the end, etc., or are otherwise just made to look cool by the narrative itself. They'll have more character development, more detail in their character model, more gadgets; everything about them screams toyetic in loud plastic-mould colors. But not this character. This is the Ensemble Dark Horse of the toyline-driven media, that bursts into the scene like a Highly-Visible Ninja with a rocket launcher and a banner reading, "Buy all our playsets and toys". Only, after rushing to the toy store, mouth drooling and brow sweaty, you find out they don't have their own toy. Often they'll be The Ace, appearing for a brief storyline, showing up everyone else, and then never seen again — not in the story and never in the toy aisles. Most of the time for a Merchandise-Driven franchise the toys are either (a) designed first and the show/comic makers make a story around the characters, or (b) the toy makers and show makers work together, so everyone else is likely to be a Flat Character, or even No Name Given. Often there are actual limits set to how much attention can be given to these characters; a non-toy character that's not just a Tagalong Kid being allowed to be prominent is next to unheard of. It seems bizarre and even out-of-place — which is not to say unwelcome — when an original character does become important. They're not always recurring characters but they sometimes get more development and attention than characters that actually had toys, because there's usually a large cast. Why this happens varies. Sometimes a writer that's been banging their shackles against the wall long enough manages to loosen them enough to get creative and inject a character into the story for the character's own sake. Sometimes a Monster of the Week winds up getting a little more attention than usual and starts looking toyetic. In a boys' show, generally the Tagalong Kid, the armies of mooks, and in older series, the Token Girl will need to be created for the show, and in a girls' show it's the same for the villains in general. This is not just any character who doesn't appear in their story's toyline. Also note that with many long-running franchises, sometimes toys will be made of these characters and marketed to collectors. The point isn't that no toy exists, but that when the media was made, the character wasn't being used to advertise one. If a major female character from a Merchandise-Driven series ends up as a Toyless Toyline Character, it's probably because of The Smurfette Principle. See also Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer. Examples are sorted by where the character appeared. Franchises spanning more than one media category, like Transformers and G.I. Joe, have more than one entry. The inverse of this, a character who appears in the toyline but not in the fiction, is Toyline-Exclusive Character. Compare Canon Foreigner. Not to be confused with Never Had Toys, which is when a character never had any toys to play with, even when they were a child.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_13608e8f	comment	While most of the characters from Rugrats got plenty of toys, Kimi only got two Burger King toys and a doll of her in a wedding dress. This even extended to the product line for All Grown Up!, where she only got one doll.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_196199a1	comment	LEGO Dimensions is the biggest offender of this by far; almost half of the franchises represented in the game note Portal 2, The Wizard of Oz, Midway Arcade, Mission: Impossible, The A-Team, Sonic The Hedgehog, Gremlins, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Knight Rider, The Goonies, Teen Titans Go!, and Beetlejuice don't have any sets based on them outside of the packs required to unlock them in-game, and even then, the vehicles that come with the packs will occasionally be bigger in-game than their actual physical model is.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_1ae51709	comment	The Mr. Men Show had most of the characters represented as toys from TPI and Fisher-Price, but a few characters don't have either toys or merchandise on them. Mr. Bounce never had a figure made from TPI alog with the Season 1 cast, but he was part of a of a Fisher-Price set with Mr. Tickle and had a plush as well. The cast from Season 2 lack any sort of toys made on them due to the show ending. The only characters that do have sortof merchandise are Miss Giggles (flip flops were made using her show design) and Mr.Funny (He was used as a hand warmer in the United Kingdom).
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_1d7c3138	comment	Rose Petal Place had the villainess Nastina get a toy, but her lackey Horace didn't. Also, the second special introduced six new characters who were planned to be made as toys but it never materialized.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_2118f461	comment	The onee-sans in Inai Inai Baa! used to get a lot of merchandise back in the day (specifically during eras from the Kana-chan era to the Koto-chan era), but once the merchandise decided to just focus on Wanwan and U-Tan, they barely got any merchandise, only appearing as images printed on the bonus gifts that come with the magazines and in coloring books. For instance, Yuki-chan and Haru-chan only got Gashapon toys, while Yuuna got no non-bonus magazine gift merchandise at all. However, this changed once U-Tan graduated from the show and Poupo became the puppet character, with the host Ou-chan getting featured frequently in merchandise.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_21938c93	comment	Avengers: Age of Ultron has figures for everyone from The Vision and Ultron to Nick Fury and War Machine. In contrast, there's almost no merchandise for Quicksilver or the Scarlet Witch, who are two of the film's most important characters. Fans had to wait until 2021 for the Age of Ultron version of Quicksilver to be released as a figure.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_2237705a	comment	The people doing the commentary track for Osmosis Jones admitted they had Thrax change a car to suit his appearance to sell toys of that car. It never happened.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_28c6afce	comment	Daisy the Diesel Railcar from Thomas & Friends oddly lacks a Trackmaster/Plarail toy.note According to the HiT toy company's customer service, the reason for this is because the company couldn't decide whether or not she should have some rolling stock to pull, as at the time, she never pulled any rolling stock in the TV series. She also hasn't had any merchandise from 2009 to 2022, which is odd considering she appears much more in the newer CGI era than the model era.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_2a77d7bc	comment	In The Secret Life of Pets, all of the main characters have easy-to-find and abundant toys—except Tiberius. His lack of presence in the trailers and other advertisements makes it hard to know he even exists in the movie at all.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_2af4f467	comment	Sparks, Big Lob and Pythona in G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero. Sparks appeared in a couple of episodes during the first season as a communication officer for the Joes before retiring from dutynote In the second season episode "Grey Hairs and Growing Pains", he had a cameo in his post-Joe job as a TV network video engineer (and being replaced by Breaker and Dial-Tone). Big Lob and Pythona were exclusive to G.I. Joe: The Movie. Sparks and Big Lob were eventually made into collector's club exclusive figures in 2007 and 2010 respectively, with Pythona following in 2016. The short-lived mid-'90s G.I. Joe Extreme spinoff had action figures planned for Mayday (the Extreme Team's token female) and Quick Stryke, as well S.K.A.R. members Wreckage and Rampage. The unpopularity of the Extreme series resulted in these characters being shelved from the toyline, although prototypes have been known to exist.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_2baf4941	comment	The Total Justice toyline had a tie-in activity book which depicted characters who never got figures in the toyline; while the Blue Beetle figure would get released, and many others (Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, Superboy, and Steel) would be figures in the JLA toyline, Oracle and Supergirl were never made into figures.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_2d311a08	comment	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987): In the last two seasons the Ninja Turtles faced fiction-only Big Bad Lord Dregg. Carter, the Turtles' equally toyless Sixth Ranger human ally, was introduced around the same time. Previously, even Burne got a toy. In addition, recurring baddies Lotus Blossom, Don Turtelli, Bezerko, Tempestra, and Big Louie missed out on plastic. The second series skipped over many important characters, especially in the last three seasons. This includes many characters and concepts developed in the cartoon SPECIFICALLY to be made into toys!
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_2f3aa7ef	comment	My Little Pony: They occasionally dipped into this trope for background characters during the G1 and G3 eras, most famously with First Born (from Rescue From Midnight Castle) and Fiesta Flair. Fiesta Flair from G3 is an interesting example. She was never put into the toys and her design was reused for Candy Apple but she appears prominently in specials, even as a cameo in G3.5 long after her time. Danny, the brother of human protagonist Megan Williams from My Little Pony 'n Friends and The One Guy along with Spike, never had a toy either. Then they fully embraced this trope for the G4 adaptation, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. It gets even stranger when you realize that there are over 50 characters who have toys but don't appear in the show (mostly Palette Swaps of toy characters who do appear in the show). This even extends to accessories, like the twelve dresses introduced in an episode all about dresses, six of which make cameo appearances in other episodes and are featured again in the first Season Finale. You won't find those dresses on store shelves. In 2015 Rarity and Rainbow Dash were finally released in their Gala outfits as Fashion Style dolls and in early 2017,Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy, and Rainbow Dash (again) were released as regular sized Playful Ponies in their Gala dresses and can be paired with a special Rarity playset based around Canterlot Carousel. Build-a-Bear also sold the Gala dresses for their line of My Little Pony plush dolls. Naturally, the show's large Periphery Demographic fandom, frustrated by the lack of official toys from Hasbro, has started making them themselves. A good plushie version can go for over a hundred dollars on eBay. This slowly began being remedied in 2012-2013 as some of the supporting and incidental ponies from the show finally made the jump to the toyline and a small number of ponies from the toyline (Blossomforth, Sweetcream Scoops, Sugar Grape, Lovestruck, Forsythia, Cherry Spices, Barber Groomsby, Tealove, Bumblesweet, and Diamond Rose) finally made the jump to either the show or the Expanded Universe. The Breezie versions of the Mane Six and the colorful changelings both seem to only have been put in the show to advertise toy designs, but neither of them actually made it to the shelves. Not even Ocellus got a toy: instead it was the rest of the Student Six and Cozy Glow. Although Photo Finish & the Snapshots from My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Rainbow Rocks have recieved a full trio of dolls, and most of the humanized background fan favorites have also appeared in said toyline (even a few that aren't in the film), Trixie's bandmates remain toyless. Some of the characters from My Little Pony: The Movie only got collector's toys (the Storm King and Grubber) or had only one toy made of them (Capper and Queen Novo), while Verko didn't get any toys.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_31677f1c	comment	He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983) had a few characters who were introduced apparently to promote new action figures, but said figures never materialised - Strongarm and Lizard Man for instance. The Sorceress and King Randor didn't receive action figures until the final wave despite being major characters in the cartoon.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_3167d0b9	comment	The 2002 series and its toyline had a lot of problems, and this was one of them. Among the characters excluded were Clawful and Stinkor (two of Skeletor's main henchmen), recurring villains Webstor, Evilseed, and Count Marzo, and nearly all of the Snake Men (who were the main villains of the cartoon's final season!). As a consolation prize, most of these characters were represented in NECA's later line of mini-statues based on the series.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_398acbad	comment	It's hard being a character in the Skylanders franchise if you're not one of the eponymous Skylanders. While the Skylanders themselves are arguably the point, being as they're toys you can bring to life in a video game, there are plenty of non-game-related toys... and those still focus primarily on the Skylanders. Want a figure of the main villain, Kaos, and his sidekick Glumshanks? Want one of the iconic villains, like the Chompies? Heck, want the Skylander's primary sidekick throughout the series, Flynn? Aside from a few rare occurrences (like Happy Meal toys), the non-Skylanders characters tend to get the shaft. Heck, Flynn's ship has a playset, while he's usually overlooked. The Imaginators line solved this, with many of the new characters being released being bad guys from the game before, Trap Team, including Kaos, Chompy Mage and Wolfang.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_3aabfec3	comment	The Captain Planet and the Planeteers figures from the '90s had all the Planeteers (even the female ones) and even Captain Clash, but no Gaia. Likewise, almost all the Eco-Villains were represented, except Zarm & Looten Plunder, with the latter's main henchman Argos Bleak getting a figure in his place (also making Bleak one of only two henchmen note the other being MAL, who was packaged with Dr. Blight. to get a figure). Years later, they released some additional figures based on "the New Adventures of Captain Planet" but only had the Planeteers and three different Captain Planet variants although at least Ma-Ti's pet monkey got a figure.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_3ef1def5	comment	Similarly, despite the Superman: The Man of Steel toyline being being based on The Death of Superman (as well as the Superman/Doomsday: Hunter/Prey miniseries and The Death of Clark Kent), Cyborg-Superman is the only one of the temporary Supermen not to get a figure, despite the Eradicator getting a figure, and Steel and Superboy getting multiple ones. Neither did Mongul, despite the fact he helped Cyborg-Superman.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_40010ddc	comment	Non-character example: Cure Moonlight's Moon Tact from HeartCatch Pretty Cure! and Cure Pekorin's Candy Rod from KiraKira★Pretty Cure Ã la Mode never got made into toys because both of these items were introduced relatively late in the run of the show.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_4399cc1e	comment	Small Soldiers, a film about action figures gone homicidal, had two major villains, Butch Meathook and Link Static, who were never released in real life except in the Burger King promotion. In addition, Troglokhan, the Gorgonite who was butchered by the Commandos and later rebuilt as Freakenstein, had no figures released in his original likeness.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_44127c7c	comment	In Power Rangers, most of the toy molds are carried over from Super Sentai, so if a character wasn't in Sentai, a toy might not exist. Also, it's reversed in the cases of some characters and concepts that were major in sentai but only slipped into a little of Power Rangers' sentai footage and got toys brought over. "So the pod people from that one episode get toys but Astronema and the Quantrons don't?" is a cry heard in more than one PR series. This applies to villains a great deal, as while all six Ranger suits must transfer over, a villain is more likely to get a total costume overhaul. And even then, many are the villains without toys on either side of the Pacific for some reason. Who are your Ranger figures supposed to be fighting? (Although it should be noted that Sentai is guilty as well. Considering how important the Nejiranger/Psycho Rangers were to Denji Sentai Megaranger/Power Rangers in Space, the idea of not having figures for them is infuriating for fans.) Though this happened less when Bandai America started doing their own molds. This has also happened with Zords. Sometimes it makes sense—the Mighty Mammoth from Ninja Storm/Hurricanger wasn't released because it would be pretty big. But there's really no excuse for not releasing Wild Force's Elephant Zord or Dino Thunder's Pachycephalosaurus Zord, which are required for major Megazord formations.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_4a059a74	comment	This was enforced in Season 1 of The Mandalorian. Baby Yoda/Grogu did not receive any toys in order to preserve the surprise of the First-Episode Twist revealing his existence. Disney lost out on a lot of merchandising money for this, but they made up for it in the subsequent seasons.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_4b790c7a	comment	A frequent criticism of Hasbro's Marvel Legends line (as well as the previous 6" movie figures in the same style and scale) is that movie villains tend to get ignored. Examples include Whiplash from Iron Man 2, Red Skull from Captain America: The First Avenger, Loki from Thor (though realizing this grave error, Loki was subsequently included in the 6" lines for The Avengers and Thor: Ragnarok), Rhino and Green Goblin from TheAmazingSpiderMan2, Ronan and Nebula from Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) (though Nebula later received a 6" figure in the sequel), Yellowjacket from Ant-Man and Kaecilius from Doctor Strange (2016). Interestingly, the Mandarin from Iron Man 3 was going to get a Marvel Legends figure, but it was scrapped for unknown reasons. These omissions proved significant enough that Hasbro later launched a special 10th anniversary line for the MCU, which finally included characters like the aforementioned Ronan, Yellowjacket and the Mandarin.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_4c5fdfa9	comment	Dinofroz is a weird case: while the blindbag figure series featured almost every dinosaur and dragon character from the show, the larger figures only featured the main heroes and the main villains... except for Eric/Pterodix, who got nothing.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_4dd947ba	comment	The same in relation of Gumdramon and his combined forms.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5047c4e3	comment	Neither Squeaky Cleen nor any of the female characters (Mainframe, Nightshade, Ms. Demeanor and Mirage) from C.O.P.S. (1988) were action figures to start with. And we do mean "start with"; like Transformers and G.I. Joe, the toys came first.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5178149f	comment	Batman: The Brave and the Bold was based on Mattel's toyline "Batman: The Brave and the Bold". The female heroes, amongst others, were not allowed episodes of their own because they did not have toys in the toyline, as only Batman, Plastic Man, Aquaman, Blue Beetle, Gorrila Grodd, Robin, Joker, and Bwanna Beast did. However, realistic versions of the females were available as DC Universe Classics.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5268a4ed	comment	The Bottle Change Rider line had only seven out of Build's sixteen Best Matches and only one of his five Hazard forms (though it did come with parts to turn it into another Super Mode that used it as a base), plus two other forms. Cross-Z got his second form only (his default form and two other super forms were left out), Grease's super form was left out, and neither Mad Rogue nor any of Evol's forms were released.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_52837809	comment	The Tire Koukan line left out a handful of Shift Tires and Kourin Signals, and two of the three Tire Blendings used by Drive's final form (including his main one). Plus some forms and Riders that only appeared in the movies or DVD specials. Other "gimmick figure" lines had similar lacks.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5324ebd0	comment	Sky Commanders is yet another example of this trope overlapping with The Smurfette Principle. Each faction had one female member (Red McCullogh from the Sky Commanders, Dr. Erica Slade from the Raiders); neither of them made it to the toy line, even as a prototype from the unproduced second year of figures.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5428bfb6	comment	In the Littlest Pet Shop (1995) TV series, Chet was the only one of the major characters who wasn't made as a toy.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_54291151	comment	For Littlest Pet Shop (2012), there are way fewer toys of Vinnie than any of the other main pets. While at the beginning of the show, the characters for the toys were created independently of the show except for Penny and Zoe, from late 2014 and onwards, Hasbro made a greater attempt to match the Littlest Pet Shop toys to the characters from the show. However, in these some lines, such as the official plushes and the capsule-based squishy figurines, Vinnie is left out entirely with the exception of a few collectors' sets.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_569093cc	comment	DuckTales (2017): Mrs Beakley was the only one of the then eight main characters not to get any merchandise. Della, the showâ€™s ninth main character after Season 2, was due to get a figure in the cancelled second wave.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5728e7b7	comment	Challenge of the GoBots had some notable GoBots who did not get their own toys. When the Guardians visit the slums of Old Gobotron in "Lost on Gobotron", they encounter a local bigwig named Wrecks. They invite him to return with them, but he says he's needed where he is. The episode "Steamer's Defection" had the titular character, who turns into a steamroller and ends up defecting from the Renegades to join the Guardians. Downplayed with the Renegade Snoop, who did have a figure planned for release, but did not see the light of day in the American market and was only publicly released in Australia's Machine Men line as well as Europe's Robo Machine line.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_595bc57f	comment	In the beginning of Yes! Pretty Cure 5, Nozomi, Rin and Urara were predicted to be the biggest hits because they were the youngest characters; therefore, they were introduced first and got their toys first, and Karen and Komachi got their toys either late or not at all. However, Rin proved to be unpopular and Karen somewhat of an Ensemble Dark Horse, so they switched places in later waves of merchandise. This is most prominent with the second season's merchandise; Rin and Komachi got their dolls late, they were never given trading figures, and their articulated figures can only be bought as a set from Toei's own shop. This has started to fade for some Pretty Cure villains, even occasionally ones who aren't cute girls, although their merchandise is usually exclusive to the Toei Shop or Precure Pretty Store. However, it was definitely the case when Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash★Star was airing. Michiru and Kaoru, that season's Dark Magical Girls, were made with very plain, non-toyetic designs because they were never expected to receive merchandise, so though they were very popular with fans, this plus the general poor ratings of the season meant it took a very long time for them to get anything. The Pretty Cure franchise is hit with this with the S.H. Figuarts line. Currently, Yes! Pretty Cure 5 and HappinessCharge Pretty Cure! lack Figuarts, and Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash★Star took ages to get any. While Splash Star and Happiness Charge make sense, as they both were very unpopular when they came out, the original Yes! Pretty Cure 5 don't seem to have a reason. It didn't help that their collaboration with S.H. Figuarts seems to have been iced since HuGtto! Pretty Cure, as no one from Star★Twinkle Pretty Cure onwards has received any figures from the company. Unlike the other cures on the KiraKira★Pretty Cure Ã la Mode team, Cure Pekorin did not get proper merchandise, since she was introduced a month before the start of the next series. Also, her transformation was not programmed into the Sweets Pact like on the show, instead playing a generic message from the Cures. Non-character example: Cure Moonlight's Moon Tact from HeartCatch Pretty Cure! and Cure Pekorin's Candy Rod from KiraKira★Pretty Cure Ã la Mode never got made into toys because both of these items were introduced relatively late in the run of the show.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5a5de3c7	comment	In the Star Darlings franchise, Tessa, Astra, Adora, Gemma and Clover don't have dolls, and Piper only has a Wishworld outfit, not a Starland doll. Cassie has only a Wishworld outfit in the US, but a Starland doll with her pet Itty in the UK only.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5bb5ad89	comment	A toyline based on JLA (1997) , which would involve repaints of the Total Justice figures was made and would later incorporate Young Justice into this. However, Oracle again, Hippolyta, Aztek, Tomorrow Woman, Orion, Big Barda, The Ray, Lagoon Boy, and the female members of Young Justice never got figures. Box set would do exclusive figures based on the "Rock of Ages" arc, but likewise, despite most of the holograms of the "big seven" the Injustice Gang used, as well as Lex Luthor and The Joker, getting figures, the Wonder Woman hologram, the arc's true villain Darkseid (despite the JLA toyline mostly being repaints of the figures in Total Justice toyline, where he was the Big Bad), and Luthor and Joker's Injustice Gang cohorts (Circe, Ocean Master, Mirror Master, Dr. Light, and the mind-controlled Jemm) didn't.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5d829c9a	comment	In Stone Protectors, Opal was created for the show. She wasn't added to the second set of figures either.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_5e9ea81e	comment	Aversion with Black Panther. Klaue and M'Baku were initially absent from most of the film's merchandising, but after the movie became an Earth-shattering hit, Hasbro and other companies (such as Funko and Hot Toys) quickly started pumping out new figures featuring the characters that had previously been passed over.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_607f6b7	comment	The Inspector Gadget action figures made by Tiger Toys in 1992 included Penny and Brain, Dr. Claw and MAD Cat (showing Dr. Claw's face for the first time) and multiple different Inspector Gadgets that all did different things, but there was no Chief Quimby figure, even though they even included a generic MAD agent.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_6274e926	comment	Jem: The Stingers were created to sell toys, as parents thought The Misfits' dolls were too scary. The Stingers' toys were never created due to the cancellation of the series. Regine and Astral were meant to have dolls but the franchise was canceled before they could be released.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_67afc2e4	comment	Being that The Noddy Shop is a series about toys in a toy shop that come to life, one would expect there to be merchandise of said characters. Out of the characters in the show, only the characters in the Noddy's Toyland Adventures segments got toys, with the toys from the Framing Device segments only getting a series of stickers, a puzzle set, and a calendar. The characters were also printed on the boxes of various other merchandise despite not being made for those particular lines, such as a toy car series and Play By Play's plushies of the Toyland Adventures characters, and cameoed in the Noddy annual for 2000.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_69d15cc0	comment	There have been tie-in action figure lines to the movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but characters like Peggy Carter and the Howling Commandos and The Other don't have any actual figures of them in the aforementioned action figure lines. The Other is especially odd since Hasbro even bothered to make a Skrull warrior action figure, despite the Skrulls not appearing in The Avengers in any way. Oddly enough the Hero Clix line for the movie did the same thing, with several Skrull units but nothing from the actual movie. In general, a lot of the characters from the live-action TV shows don't get figures, usually due to the shows being aimed at more adult audiences, or the characters eschewing toyetic costumes in favor of street clothes. For instance, as of 2017, Ghost Rider is the only character from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. to actually have their own action figure (not counting the figures Coulson got for The Avengers). Avengers: Age of Ultron has figures for everyone from The Vision and Ultron to Nick Fury and War Machine. In contrast, there's almost no merchandise for Quicksilver or the Scarlet Witch, who are two of the film's most important characters. Fans had to wait until 2021 for the Age of Ultron version of Quicksilver to be released as a figure. Due to complicated licensing issues, very little Spider-Man merchandise was released for Captain America: Civil War (an odd example since a deal regarding profits from Spider-Man merchandise sales helped lead to Disney and Sony making the deal to bring the character into the MCU). There was also absolutely nothing for Helmut Zemo, the movie's Big Bad. Spider-Man later did get a figure based off his Civil War design in 2023. A frequent criticism of Hasbro's Marvel Legends line (as well as the previous 6" movie figures in the same style and scale) is that movie villains tend to get ignored. Examples include Whiplash from Iron Man 2, Red Skull from Captain America: The First Avenger, Loki from Thor (though realizing this grave error, Loki was subsequently included in the 6" lines for The Avengers and Thor: Ragnarok), Rhino and Green Goblin from TheAmazingSpiderMan2, Ronan and Nebula from Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) (though Nebula later received a 6" figure in the sequel), Yellowjacket from Ant-Man and Kaecilius from Doctor Strange (2016). Interestingly, the Mandarin from Iron Man 3 was going to get a Marvel Legends figure, but it was scrapped for unknown reasons. These omissions proved significant enough that Hasbro later launched a special 10th anniversary line for the MCU, which finally included characters like the aforementioned Ronan, Yellowjacket and the Mandarin. Korg from Thor: Ragnarok was left out of most of the film's merchandise, despite being one of its Breakout Characters. This was remedied in subsequent merchandise lines, mainly the one for Thor: Love and Thunder. Topaz, the Grandmasterâ€™s bodyguard, did not get any merchandise other than a Mystery Mini. Aversion with Black Panther. Klaue and M'Baku were initially absent from most of the film's merchandising, but after the movie became an Earth-shattering hit, Hasbro and other companies (such as Funko and Hot Toys) quickly started pumping out new figures featuring the characters that had previously been passed over.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_6a7e6314	comment	Korg from Thor: Ragnarok was left out of most of the film's merchandise, despite being one of its Breakout Characters. This was remedied in subsequent merchandise lines, mainly the one for Thor: Love and Thunder. Topaz, the Grandmasterâ€™s bodyguard, did not get any merchandise other than a Mystery Mini.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_6aaac103	comment	PJ Sparkles didn't have toys for Mrs. O'Malley, the Cloak, Betty, Peter, or the unnamed Twinkle Town residents.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_6b7ba85f	comment	Mantlo's Rom: Spaceknight is an even more extreme example than the Micronauts above, as Rom was the only toy in his line. His foes, the Dire Wraiths, were merely described on his package as evil shapeshifters from a "dark nebula". The series expanded on Rom's history, made him over 200 years old, and gave him a homeworld, Galador. and a legion of Spaceknights, while the Dire Wraiths would be established as a Deviant offshoot of the Skrulls created by the Celestials. At the end of the series, Rom was given back his humanity, allowing Marvel to use him in the future without using his toy-based armored form (which is now owned by Hasbro). Marvel has even had him take the name Artour so that they can keep the character without using the Rom name.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_6f6c1eb7	comment	Digimon Data Squad gave each of its four main characters' partner Digimon a Burst Mode to promote the Digivice Burst toy. Of the four, Rosemon doesn't appear at all in the Digivice Burst despite appearing in one of the other v-pets in the Digivice iC series.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_72546399	comment	Every character in Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors, save the villains. The toyline consisted entirely of vehicles with swappable parts, with the good guys represented as the "Lightning League", and the bad guys as the "Monster Minds". But while the Monster Minds were sentient plant based beings that could take the form of vehicles, the Lightning League cars were just cars driven by the protagonists of the show, none of whom received toys. There was a generic "driver" figure, but he doesn't represent anyone from the show. Mattel planned to make action figures of the series' main cast, but they were never released.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_72e2c777	comment	Unlike the other cures on the KiraKira★Pretty Cure Ã la Mode team, Cure Pekorin did not get proper merchandise, since she was introduced a month before the start of the next series. Also, her transformation was not programmed into the Sweets Pact like on the show, instead playing a generic message from the Cures.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_73dd3d5	comment	The toyline for X2: X-Men United only featured a portion of the cast, meaning a lot of characters like Storm, Jean Grey, Mystique and Pyro were omitted anyway. But the real surprise is that Lady Deathstrike, a cool villain who was featured very prominently in all of the marketing for the film, didn't get a single figure to her name.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_7558ef22	comment	Cars: The die-cast lines encompass a wide variety of characters from across all three movies and all of the short films released in-between. However, none of the characters introduced in the tie-in games, such as the Queens cars (Vince, Lenny, Barry, and Sonny) from the first game, or the foreign guest racers (Giovanni, Otto, Gudmund, Koji, and Emma) from Cars: Mater-National Championship, ever received their own toys. Especially Egregious with the 2009 Race-O-Rama line, which doesn't have any characters or paint jobs introduced in Cars Race-O-Rama despite both products sharing a title and coming out on the same year.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_755c9804	comment	The LEGO Star Wars line began in 1999 , but skipped many rather important characters for several years. Scout Troopers were the first imperial soldiers with Stormtroopers first appearing in 2001 and even then in very few sets. The Star Wars Icon Yoda first appeared as a figure in 2002, Lando in 2004 and Mace Windu in 2005. Nute Gunray and Palpatine/Darth Sidious as non-Emperor, the main antagonists of the Prequels, were skipped until 2009, when they only got figures in the style of the "The Clone Wars" CGI Cartoon. A Life Action version of Gunray was made however, but the ultimate evil is still left out.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_7579423f	comment	Despite being one of the title characters, no toys have ever been released for Kazooie of Banjo-Kazooie. Banjo got one toy release based off of his Diddy Kong Racing appearance, but because Kazooie was not with him in that game, she was not included. Interestingly, there had been plans for a Banjo-Kazooie toy to be released, but it fell through and only the finished, painted prototype (which ended up selling on eBay for a cool twenty thousand dollars) was made. (As the duo would ultimately make it into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, they would eventually get an amiibo, which does prominently feature Kazooie.) Plush toys are a different story: when the first game was released Nintendo made a small plush of the pair together, and in 2022 a larger plush toy of both at once was released, with the Kazooie plush even capable of being removed from Banjo's backpack and acting as her own toy.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_75d2821c	comment	Action Man (1995) had figures for every main character except for Jacques and Ursula.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_75d2d396	comment	The only characters of Action Man (2000) to get their own toys were Action Man, Dr. X, Tempest, and Professor Gangrene, with no figures made of Grinder, Fidget, Rikki, Asazi or Quake.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_7d122312	comment	On most merchandise of The Flintstones, Betty Rubble will not be present because she is far and away the least popular main character. She didn't even appear in the Flintstones vitamins until 1995, over 25 years after they were first introduced (she replaced the Flinstones' car)
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_8124a34e	comment	Barbie: Barbie's parents only exist in books. They've never appeared as their own dolls.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_81f5d35d	comment	Kamen Rider: Various belts and items from movie-only characters were never released in toy form, such as the G Den-O Belt and the Aqua Driver. Partially subverted in the case of Kiva-la's belt; Kiva-la was released, but only as a standalone toy and not as a belt. The Tire Koukan line left out a handful of Shift Tires and Kourin Signals, and two of the three Tire Blendings used by Drive's final form (including his main one). Plus some forms and Riders that only appeared in the movies or DVD specials. Other "gimmick figure" lines had similar lacks. The Bottle Change Rider line had only seven out of Build's sixteen Best Matches and only one of his five Hazard forms (though it did come with parts to turn it into another Super Mode that used it as a base), plus two other forms. Cross-Z got his second form only (his default form and two other super forms were left out), Grease's super form was left out, and neither Mad Rogue nor any of Evol's forms were released.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_83c239c	comment	Green Lantern: The Animated Series is an extreme example of this trope, as no toys were ever produced for the show. The toys were pitched, but no stores wanted them, because they were still trying to get rid of toys from the Ryan Reynolds Green Lantern (2011) movie, which flopped horribly. The fact that the expensive CGI animated show had no toy line to support it financially is rumored to be a major reason the show was canceled.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_862821f3	comment	The The Bots Master was intended to be a Merchandise-Driven show, but in the end, only a handful of the large cast of characters were made into toys due to poor sales cancelling both the toyline and the show itself, turning the rest of the cast, who very much look designed to be made into toys, into this.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_878454c5	comment	Puppy in My Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville, which is also one of Mondo TVâ€™s many works, is also a weird case. None of the human characters aside from Kate has gotten a doll, not even the children that received Chosen Pets. However, usually the more prominent Pocketville characters have their own toys, as more minor characters such as Holiday, Steel Wool, Milo, Ellie, Dr. Schwartzer, Scratch, Andre, the three Puppy Trotters, the Puppy Key bear chef, and more do not have their own figurine.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_88652dbc	comment	Out of all the characters in Mixels (a show that's actually concurrent with a toyline, thanks to both LEGO and Cartoon Network working together to make it), some of the only characters to lack a set are Major Nixel (The Dragon) and Muscle Nixel (one of his minions, only seen in the Calling All Mixels app game). In comparison, King Nixel got his own set in Wave 6. This was eventually extended to even more characters in the "Every Knight Has Its Day" episode, which introduces more background Mixels from currently-introduced tribes. Perhaps most bizarre of all is that the main protagonists of the finale never got any set at all!
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_8b4cd3	comment	Lady Lovely Locks never made toys for Hairball, Duchess Ravenwaves' lackey, or Shining Glory, the powerful wizard. Longcurl the mother dragon is an interesting example as while her babies got toys, she didn't.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_8b8da0b2	comment	Also from Visionaries: Merklynn, the powerful wizard who sent the knights on their quests, did not begin as and wasn't powerful enough to become a figure. At least Hasbro planned to include a holographic image of him in the unproduced Iron Mountain playset, but he was not planned to be a posable figure.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_8e82c366	comment	Many characters and vehicles from The Real Ghostbusters, such as the Ecto-Ichi, although the main cast is well represented in the toyline. Elsewhere in that franchise, while most of the heroes of Extreme Ghostbusters got action figures, Handicapped Badass Garrett Miller was conspicuously absent from the toyline (although a prototype figure exists).
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_902549c2	comment	While all four (later five) of the Extreme Dinosaurs became toys, only two of their archenemies, the Raptors, did. Spittor, the Raptors' resident Evil Genius, never got a toy, and neither did the recurring human and alien characters.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_90a0701c	comment	Centurions has a few examples of this trope. Crystal Kane, the team's Mission Control, was never an action figure; neither were Team Pets Shadow the dog and Lucy the orangutan, Cyborg Fish Person Mako, or Mecha-Mooks Groundborg and Seaborg. An interesting case happened with Sixth Rangers Rex Charger and John Thunder: they were intended to be in the second wave of toys, but were cancelled together with the line. Even this new wave did not have the above mentioned Crystal, etc: however, bootlegs of her exist.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_915ce702	comment	Star Wars Resistance only had figures for Kaz, BB-8, Yeager, Bucket, Synara, Torra, Major Vonreg, and Commander Pyre. The crew has voiced disappointment in the lack of Tam and Neeku figures, leaving Team Fireball incomplete.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_9b7e31d	comment	Thunderbirds: Tin Tin, her father Kyrano, and grandma Tracy never received a toy figure, while every other main character or frequent supporting character did. Downplayed with Thunderbird 5; there are some toys of this Thunderbird, but notably fewer than of any of the other thunderbird vehicles. Several lines of Thunderbird merchandising released over the years completely omitted the space station, often in favor of Lady Penelope's FAB 1 car (most likely since Thunderbird 5 never participates in any action, limiting it's play value). There are also various pod vehicles that appeared in only 1 episode, and thus never received a toy.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_9e63932d	comment	Ojamajo Doremi: Not counting the various figurines she recieved during the show's run, Pop Harukaze only got one doll during the Sharp season, which is one of the rarest pieces of Ojamajo Doremi merchandise even made, and a plush keychain during the first season. She did get more merchandise when the show celebrated its' 20th anniversary. Compared to the other fairies on the show, Roro and Nini only got small candy toy figurines that came with figures of their respective partners, while Fafa and Toto didn't get any merchandise until the show's 20th anniversary.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_9f4480cb	comment	Hazard, from BattleBots, never appeared in any of the toylines, despite being a three-time middleweight champion.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_a0ca36e5	comment	Trolls: Prince Gristle did not get any toys made of him until the release of Trolls Band Together, where he got a blind box figure. This is strange because this trope was averted for his love interest, Bridget, who got several toys. While the other new characters in Trolls: Band Together got merchandise, Velvet and Veneer only got blind-box figures, likely because of their role as antagonists.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_a15073d	comment	Prince Gristle did not get any toys made of him until the release of Trolls Band Together, where he got a blind box figure. This is strange because this trope was averted for his love interest, Bridget, who got several toys.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_a495544e	comment	Mira Nova, Commander Nebula, and over 3 quarters of the villains in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_a698aa86	comment	Elsewhere in that franchise, while most of the heroes of Extreme Ghostbusters got action figures, Handicapped Badass Garrett Miller was conspicuously absent from the toyline (although a prototype figure exists).
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_aab0b61	comment	In the reboot, the Omni-Enhanced and Omni-Kix forms were created so Playmates could make toys of them, however a ton of them were never released, such as Omni-Enhanced Grey Matter, Omni-Enhanced Stinkfly, Omni-Enhanced Wildvine and Omni-Kix Rath.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_b0cf0ed6	comment	For the 2015 reboot of Danger Mouse, there are toys of Danger Mouse, Penfold, Greenback, Nero, Stiletto and even Colonel K, but no toys of Professor Squawkencluck, Jeopardy Mouse, other Danger Agents or other villains. In the episode "Danger Fan" Penfold, Colonel K, Squawkencluck, Greenback and Stiletto are shrunk down and put in packaging similar to what the real-life action figures come in. If that's anything to go by, it's possible there was a Squawkencluck figure planned at one point.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_b40c60f6	comment	Several characters from G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (Marvel) did not have their own toy, most notably Kwinn the Eskimo and Dr. Venom. Kwinn the Eskimo eventually did gain a figure but it was many years after the character's debut and last scenes in the comic. Ditto for Dr. Venom (who was a convention exclusive). But we are still waiting on Billy and on Bongo the Balloon Bear. The Baroness was a character in the comics and show long before getting her own action figure in 1985.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_b4996199	comment	Due to complicated licensing issues, very little Spider-Man merchandise was released for Captain America: Civil War (an odd example since a deal regarding profits from Spider-Man merchandise sales helped lead to Disney and Sony making the deal to bring the character into the MCU). There was also absolutely nothing for Helmut Zemo, the movie's Big Bad. Spider-Man later did get a figure based off his Civil War design in 2023.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_b79f573d	comment	When Naruto first aired in the west, Mattel released a series of Naruto action figures to promote the show. However, Sakura, one of the main characters in the show never got a figure. This is especially bad because very minor characters like Kimimaro and Iruka got their own action figures while Sakura didn't. Other popular characters, like Asuma, Might Guy, Itachi, Kisame, Hinata, Kabuto and Hiruzen never got their own figures. Tayuya and Jirobo also never got figures, meaning that they never completed the Sound Four. Jirobo was planned, but was cancelled, however prototypes of him do exist out there. Sakura, along with the rest of the female genin, did get figures, but they were only released as Gashapon prizes in Japan, and people who wanted them had to scour eBay for the figures, and pay high prices for them. S.H Figuarts also made Naruto figures, and Sakura was planned and even shown at conventions, but she was never released. Fans would have to wait until 2022 for her to be released.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_b89bf586	comment	Ninjago has so many that its wiki has a category page for them. Notable examples include Misako and Dr. Julien.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_b8c61401	comment	None of the villains of Skysurfer Strike Force were made into toys, not even series Big Bad, Cybron and his team of Bioborgs.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Back in the day, Warhammer 40,000 rulebooks had stats for units or special characters that didn't have their own official model yet, leading hobbyists to convert their own Ork Battlewagons or heroes like Nuadhu "Fireheart" of the Eldar in the meantime. But then other miniatures manufacturers started selling models for such units, prompting GW to take legal action - and unexpectedly lose. The company's controversial response was to drop any model-less units from the rulebooks altogether, which infamously Nerfed the Tyranids for almost a year by taking away their ability to field (Organic) Drop Podsnote The cut happened in January 2014, but towards the end of that year a replacement with similar rules called the Tyrannocyte was released and axing over half of the Dark Eldar special characters. This sometimes overlaps with Unseen No More. An arguable example of this is Szarekh the Silent King, who while being alluded to in the Necron lore for a long period of time, did not get a miniature until 2020. More traditional examples include background characters such as the High Lords of Terra (barring Morvehn Vahl, an instance of Remember the New Guy? in 2021).
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_be4409df	comment	Peppermint Rose's beetle villains never got toys, nor did Dimmy the wizard or Petalpuff the dragon.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_bf6690ba	comment	Although Photo Finish & the Snapshots from My Little Pony: Equestria Girls â€“ Rainbow Rocks have recieved a full trio of dolls, and most of the humanized background fan favorites have also appeared in said toyline (even a few that aren't in the film), Trixie's bandmates remain toyless.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_bfd23f28	comment	Karg from Masters of the Universe never had an action figure made of him, although his fellow movie characters Blade and Saurod did. This was rectified in 2019, with him finally getting a movie accurate figure as part of the final wave of Masters of the Universe Classics.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c11df2bf	comment	In the New Vestroia season of Bakugan, all of the main Bakugan evolved into new forms as their Mid-Season Upgrade. However, no toys were released of these new forms. Kind of awful considering that these were essentially the main characters.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c1b775a5	comment	The Inhumanoids toyline notably lacked figures of Earth Corps allies Sandra "Ms. Navigator" Shore, Anatoly "Tankmaster" Kieve and Brad "Sabre Jet" Ambruster, Sandra's brother Blackthorne Shore (in spite of freeing the Inhumanoids in the first place and having his own armor) and the Inhumanoids Gagoyle and Sslither, although most of them were planned for the second year before it was canceled.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c4282b71	comment	Then they fully embraced this trope for the G4 adaptation, My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. It gets even stranger when you realize that there are over 50 characters who have toys but don't appear in the show (mostly Palette Swaps of toy characters who do appear in the show). This even extends to accessories, like the twelve dresses introduced in an episode all about dresses, six of which make cameo appearances in other episodes and are featured again in the first Season Finale. You won't find those dresses on store shelves. In 2015 Rarity and Rainbow Dash were finally released in their Gala outfits as Fashion Style dolls and in early 2017,Twilight Sparkle, Fluttershy, and Rainbow Dash (again) were released as regular sized Playful Ponies in their Gala dresses and can be paired with a special Rarity playset based around Canterlot Carousel. Build-a-Bear also sold the Gala dresses for their line of My Little Pony plush dolls. Naturally, the show's large Periphery Demographic fandom, frustrated by the lack of official toys from Hasbro, has started making them themselves. A good plushie version can go for over a hundred dollars on eBay. This slowly began being remedied in 2012-2013 as some of the supporting and incidental ponies from the show finally made the jump to the toyline and a small number of ponies from the toyline (Blossomforth, Sweetcream Scoops, Sugar Grape, Lovestruck, Forsythia, Cherry Spices, Barber Groomsby, Tealove, Bumblesweet, and Diamond Rose) finally made the jump to either the show or the Expanded Universe. The Breezie versions of the Mane Six and the colorful changelings both seem to only have been put in the show to advertise toy designs, but neither of them actually made it to the shelves. Not even Ocellus got a toy: instead it was the rest of the Student Six and Cozy Glow.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c5810f6f	comment	Much like its predecessor, DC Super Hero Girls (2019) had its own toyline, but has even less representation due to the only characters outside of the main cast to get their own dolls being Catwoman, Harley Quinn, Katana and Poison Ivy (the last one being a Target exclusive). It's also rather glaring that this time around, none of the male characters get any toys, when the preceding continuity at least included minifigures of Steve Trevor and the Flash in the LEGO sub-line as well as a figure of Beast Boy in the Action Figures line aimed at collectors.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c58bb13f	comment	Elena of Avalor's toyline had almost if not all of Elena's dresses up until Season 3, likely as Disney saw the show as a failure and is also notorious for lacking merchandise for its cartoon shows.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c66ffb9c	comment	Straight examples from Disney Fairies include The Season Ministers, Bobble, Clank, and the bird of prey. Terrence also later got a doll in the toyline, which was included in a playset.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c72c2d06	comment	Star Wars Rebels only had figures for the Ghost crew, Agent Kallus, the Grand Inquisitor, Vizago, Wullffwarro, Ahsoka, Darth Vader, Seventh Sister, Fifth Brother, Captain Rex, Fenn Rau, and Darth Maul.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_c97b081b	comment	Speaking of which, Secret Wars (1984) only existed to push a line of Marvel action figures from Mattel. Despite this, a lot of prominent characters from the series never got their own figures, including most of the Avengers and X-Men. What makes this so jarring is that a few characters who didn't appear in the comic at all like The Falcon, Baron Zemo, and Daredevil did end up getting figures. The disconnect between Marvel and Mattel was so great that Jim Shooter created Spider-Woman II, Volcana and Titania specifically because the toyline wanted more female characters, only for Mattel to then decide they weren't doing that, allegedly because they suddenly realised they'd need another mold (this is also apparently why there was no Hulk figure).
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_cb6abea3	comment	This phenomenon has appeared in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and card game, as well; there are a ton of cards shown in the anime (and mangas) that were never made. While some of the more obvious ones won't ever be made due to being overpowered Game Breakers or having supernatural conditions in their texts (like "The soul of whoever loses this Duel is forfeit to the winner"), some of them are legitimate themes that would have been a blast to play, like the Armor cards from the DOMA arc that were sadly never developed. Game breaker cards would also be useless for another reason, they would dominate against almost anything, but usually the hero beats the card through a technicality, a technique that someone in the real world could also use. This has changed recently, as many of the anime cards finally got their release, even if it's already a decade since their debut.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_ccbaad5d	comment	Digimon Fusion posits a strange example: the series was always quite clearly Merchandise-Driven, with the main character's Combining Mecha forms clearly designed for the purposes of easily combining toys, and such toys accordingly ensued. Midway through the series came OmniShoutmon and ZekeGreymon, two Digimon who combined into Shoutmon DX. All three mons were obviously designed in such a way that hypothetical toys of the former two could be easily combined into a Shoutmon DX figure, yet no such toys of the characters ever materialised despite all three characters being very important. The same in relation of Gumdramon and his combined forms. Of course, the bulk of the merchandise is in the form of Fusion Loader and the arcade card game Digica Taisen, with the combining toys merely just a bonus. With that said, it is clearly a waste not to see well-defined figures for the various mecha characters.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_cfb3671a	comment	The short-lived mid-'90s G.I. Joe Extreme spinoff had action figures planned for Mayday (the Extreme Team's token female) and Quick Stryke, as well S.K.A.R. members Wreckage and Rampage. The unpopularity of the Extreme series resulted in these characters being shelved from the toyline, although prototypes have been known to exist.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_d08081ff	comment	The only Atomic Betty characters to get toys were Bettynote Various versions with different outfits, Noah, Penelope, X-5, Sparky, Maximus and Minimus.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_d11cd383	comment	Various belts and items from movie-only characters were never released in toy form, such as the G Den-O Belt and the Aqua Driver. Partially subverted in the case of Kiva-la's belt; Kiva-la was released, but only as a standalone toy and not as a belt.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_d803ecde	comment	In Ben 10: Omniverse, Bandai wanted Skurd, to be in the show because of an idea for something that allowed one Omnitrix alien to use the abilities of another. They made this concept so they could make toys based around it. Ironically, however, the toys were never released.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_db78104f	comment	Malucia from Barbie and the Secret Door averts this for the first time; she's the first Big Bad to get her own doll. The cat burglar from Barbie Spy Squad continues the trend, also receiving a doll. However, she's not actually the Big Bad and makes a Heelâ€“Face Turn.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_dfb24eb9	comment	Strawberry Shortcake: The Peculiar Purple Pieman Of Porcupine Peak in the second generation line; though he seems not to fit, being a villain, back in the 1980s, he was represented. He's not even mentioned in the third generation cartoon though he does appear in the IDW comics. First-generation characters that appeared in the animated specials but not the toyline include T.N. Honey (Big Apple City) and four of the Berrykins (Meets the Berrykins introduces ten of them, but only six became toys). Despite showing up in the first special in 1980, Plum Puddin' didn't get a toy until 1984, by which time he had become a she (According to Hasbro, this is because dolls of Huckleberry Pie didn't sell very well).
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_e1d2de13	type	Toyless Toyline Character
Toyless Toyline Character / int_e1d2de13	comment	The various DLC for Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker's Memory included Super-Deformed versions of Alphamon, Omnimon, and Gallantmon based on the NXEDGE Style figures released around the same time. The DLC also included similar versions of Crusadermon and Leopardmon despite them not having figures in the toyline, but by virtue of being important players in Cyber Sleuth's story.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_e23ff2b1	comment	Masters of the Universe He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983) had a few characters who were introduced apparently to promote new action figures, but said figures never materialised - Strongarm and Lizard Man for instance. The Sorceress and King Randor didn't receive action figures until the final wave despite being major characters in the cartoon. The New Adventures of He-Man had important supporting characters who didn't make the cut into the toyline, like Mara and Crita, the main females from each side. Mara even got a prototype before the toyline cancellation. She and Crita then got their own figures years later. The 2002 series and its toyline had a lot of problems, and this was one of them. Among the characters excluded were Clawful and Stinkor (two of Skeletor's main henchmen), recurring villains Webstor, Evilseed, and Count Marzo, and nearly all of the Snake Men (who were the main villains of the cartoon's final season!). As a consolation prize, most of these characters were represented in NECA's later line of mini-statues based on the series. Generally speaking the Classic line spent a lot of its time correcting this, giving toys to either previously-toyless yet recurring characters from both cartoons (like Queen Marlena and Count Marzo) or one-off villains from the original series (like Icer, Fang Man, Batros, and the above-mentioned Strongarm), and the two Evilseed's. Filmation Count Marzo, and the others are still waiting, though. With the end of the Classic line in 2019, the chances of them having figures are unlikely now due to Mattel revoking Super7's licence and opting to do a new line of 5 inch scale action figures that harkens back to the original toyline with added articulation.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_e3ed54c7	comment	The Pretty Cure franchise is hit with this with the S.H. Figuarts line. Currently, Yes! Pretty Cure 5 and HappinessCharge Pretty Cure! lack Figuarts, and Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash★Star took ages to get any. While Splash Star and Happiness Charge make sense, as they both were very unpopular when they came out, the original Yes! Pretty Cure 5 don't seem to have a reason. It didn't help that their collaboration with S.H. Figuarts seems to have been iced since HuGtto! Pretty Cure, as no one from Star★Twinkle Pretty Cure onwards has received any figures from the company.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_e5816343	comment	Herself the Elf didn't make toys for the villains, King Thorn and Creeping Ivy.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_e6f01329	comment	Many of the characters introduced to the Teddy Ruxpin franchise in The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin did not have any toys made of them. It doesn't help matters that Worlds of Wonder, who made the toys, went bankrupt shortly after the show's conclusion.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_e8057920	comment	A downplayed example happened with the Madballs comic book published by defunct Marvel Comics subsidiary Star Comics that was based on the toyline of the same name. The main story of the seventh issue, which served mainly as an advertisement for the Madballs Head-Popping Action Figures, featured Snake Bait as one of the Madballs that got bodies. While Snake Bait was a Madball that already existed, given that the comic was based on the toys and not the other way around, a Head-Popping figure of Snake Bait was never made.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_ec290eb8	comment	Gloria Baker from M.A.S.K. is an interesting example. During the first three years, neither she nor her vehicle, the Shark, made it to toy stores. She finally got a figure for the Split Seconds line, but not with the Shark.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_ef48be8b	type	Toyless Toyline Character
Toyless Toyline Character / int_ef48be8b	comment	Isla from Barbie: Princess Charm School lacks a doll because she didn't exist when the toyline was first created; when Delancey (who originally took her role) was retooled into being the Alpha Bitch, she was created to replace her role in Blair's group of friends.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_f3ae2950	comment	Practically all the official action figures and model kits for Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance revolve around Raiden. This is likely due to the game's development having been outsourced to PlatinumGames, resulting in all of the game's original elements being co-owned by them. Since Raiden was an established character from previous Metal Gear games, the rights to his character are fully owned by Konami, making him exempt from any co-ownership. Want a Raiden figure? You have your choice of Play Arts, Revoltech Yamaguchi, Hot Toys, and Gecco (with some of these being available in recolors as well). On the other hand, if you want a Bladewolf to accompany your Raiden, then tough luck. Want a Jetstream Sam or any of the Winds of Destruction for your Raiden to face? Too bad. The only non-Raiden merchandise based on MGR was a pair of Dwarf Gekko figures sold by Sentinel Toys, which were enemy mechs previously introduced in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_f688799b	comment	Some of the characters from My Little Pony: The Movie only got collector's toys (the Storm King and Grubber) or had only one toy made of them (Capper and Queen Novo), while Verko didn't get any toys.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_facd2d24	comment	The LEGO Ninjago Movie: Despite the fact that the fired generals play an important part in the second act, only the original General #1 received a physical minifigure of his fired variant.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_fb9ff82d	comment	Four of the main villains in Silverhawks (Pokerface, Melodia, Timestopper, and Yes-Man) were unrepresented in the toyline for whatever reason.
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Toyless Toyline Character / int_fed8f388	comment	The New Adventures of He-Man had important supporting characters who didn't make the cut into the toyline, like Mara and Crita, the main females from each side. Mara even got a prototype before the toyline cancellation. She and Crita then got their own figures years later.
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