December 2010 Notable Toys — Plush

Fraggle Rock Travelling Matt Plush
From: MANHATTAN TOY

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Age Range: All Ages
Specialty: Yes (as of 2010)
Made in: China
SKU or Item #: 141340
Launch Date: January 2010
Gender: Boys And Girls

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Traveling Matt is a brave and famous Fraggle explorer. He is also Gobo's uncle. Matt spends most of the Fraggle Rock series in "Outer Space" (his perspective of the human world) and sends postcards back to his nephew describing his adventures there. Matt prides himself on his bravery and resourcefulness, but also tends towards clumsiness, frequently falling backwards or tripping during his travels. This Matt toy looks just like the Fraggle Rock character, and comes in plush and puppet versions.

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Age Range: 3 and up
Specialty: Yes (as of 2010)
Made in: China
SKU or Item #: 143960
Launch Date: June 2010
Gender: Boys And Girls

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Sprocket is an intelligent sheepdog owned by Doc, the inventor of Fraggle Rock, and he proves the motto that dog is truly man's best friend. He spends much of his time in Doc's Workshop, where his bed and food dish are, observing Doc at work. Sprocket is very communicative and frequently talks to Doc by barking, making faces, or pointing to objects in a form of charades. Doc often relies on Sprocket to help with household chores, including repairs on the water pipes. This soft plush toy has furry gray hair, just like the real Fraggle Sprocket.

This soft, multi-textured friend is designed to be both cuddly and educational. The youngest babies can hug him to hear a Baby Einstein melody and explore the textures for tactile development. As children grow they can learn color names by squeezing each leg to hear its color in English, Spanish or French. The Octoplush includes volume control and requires two AA batteries.
— As of 8.30.10, this product had 4 out of 5 stars from 31 reviews on Target.com and was listed in the top 30 best-selling toys and games. PROS: Cute, educational and appeals to children. CONS: Colors can wear off with time.