Top 20 Toys That FAILED Horribly 

This. I had both Magnetix and Erector sets and never had any issues other than frustration over using a wrong bolt 20 steps ago

Not to mention how the toys are surrounded by a plasic capsule

Also how they target toys that weren't even made for their little rugrats...Freddy Krueger doll? Seriously? Why would they even ASSUME it was made for kids?? The guy literally tortures kids for fun!!

Well, some toys come out defective or were manufactured in a way that kids aren't supposed to play with them at all. Hence the recalls.

the django dolls are obviesly collecor dolls and the flying aircraft carrier made by mattel makes me iritated that one stupid kid aimed the canon at hi mouth and fired that series was banned cuz of that stupid ahh kid😩

Exactly. Parents blaming companies cuz they don’t want to parent

some are the kids fault, but others are because parents are so anal about anything that challengeds their view of the world or hurts their "precious little delicate egg children"

When i saw this video pop up from whatmojo at first i thought it was a live action scary face of woody from toy story.

Marfernkopf5133 right

Poor Fourth Doctor But don't worry he'll regenerate

You automatically get a like for the Doctor WHO reference

@@brandonsmith5880 to be fair , I reference literally everything in life to Doctor Who , it's just how I role 🤷 Hi! :) I'm Blue! :) I'm here to help! :)

I agree

I blame the parents for the Pokémon one. Like, why weren’t you watching your kid?

I agree 100%

​@@chigginnuggie7681IKR

We can’t have nice things.

More like parents, because if you're a parent who buys your kids toys with small parts when you know said kid puts everything they can in their mouth, then you shouldn't have had crotch goblins to begin with

Imo thats not much better, maybe because I live in South Africa where crime is insanely high but homeless people here are dangerous and I won't want a toy that encourages kids to go up to them. If they get older for sure you should teach kids empathy and sympathy but only at a age where they can also understand the dangers with it Maybe its different in america but from the documentaries ive seen of Americas homeless camps and the drugs and crime circulating there I would imagine its not more safe therr either.

​@@FallenPhoenix-ml5mn The book specifies that she's homeless temporarily because her parents divorced and her mom got custody but her dad got the house, and it's taking them a while to get back on their feet. This book is also set in 2008, and came out in 2009, so the housing crash had just happened.

Especially the Easy Bake Oven girl

If they can't even watch their kids in every day life, I can only imagine them watching them play... So many kids nowadays are now babysat / "watched" by a tablet...

Glorified neglect at its finest.

Instead the parents are watching RU-vid rather then watching the kids.

I agree!

Awesome

Be honest... don't you sometimes wish it was still in the original package 😅😮😅...it would probably pay for a pretty nice vacation....lol

@@Donathon-qx8kq How do you know it's not? ;) They could very well still have it in its package.

@@familyoftacticaldroids309 touche.... lol 😂😆😂😆

The ball don't failed they had to be took off because kids couck on the toys because the parents give to little kids under 4 like wtf how dumb are ppl

I remember that toy my older sister had one I did know some girls say they did want a baby because 0f the doll lol but that not the toy fault it the parents they need to talk to kids about babies

I thought it was silly because she had a miniature wedding ring painted on. Also, it can be used to show how hectic taking care of a baby can be.

It was really overblown. First it was because she didn't have a wedding ring, so they painted on a wedding ring. Then it was because she was sold separately from Alan. My youngest had a Midge doll we bought. Loved it. Only reason we don't still have it is they sold all their Barbies to a kids' consignment shop when they outgrew them.

@@Terahnee weird. I never thought a painted wedding ring would cause backlash.

It all comes from supervision and knowledge on age requirements, but if it's a 10 to teen then that's on them.

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Yeah, and another vid mentioned that some "parent" gave one to her like...(blank) month old INFANT?? So that baby put it over their face and died. Now it's BK's fault, huh? Because that idiot didn't even know that 1. The toy wasn't meant for your literal BABY, and 2. She didn't even watch her child...Who again shouldn't have had that toy in the first place because it was a BABY. I still have my Pokemon toys as well. But I WAS in the age zone, plus had parents who watched over me and told me what to not do, so who am I to speak? :P

Didn't they also break the arms of the users?

@@apmcd47it probably happened at least once; I don't know.

​@@apmcd47The skateboards and hoverboards are the most dangerous, i rather walk

They were a big part of my memories going on big group camping trips with my grandparents. The area was clearly marked and, I dunno, adults kept the kids from running around in the area where it was being played *shrug* And this was in that "go away and come back when the streetlights come on" era.

I feel like my main thing was the food wasn't that good, but I barely remember using mine as well. It was super long ago.

@@familyoftacticaldroids309 i saw one on EBAY once complete in box going for like 1000 bucks

So true!🤣

That ball was way too big to be swallowed.

In the words of Homer Simpson " If you're dumb enough to eat it, you deserve to die"

2:56 I think you're using the wrong clips for this product.

Did the homeless doll cost less than the others??

Nah, I'd bring out a Freddy doll and be like "Guess who it is...SANTA CLAWS!!! He wants to PLAY~~~~". My morbid humor would take over and I'd love it...Glad I don't want children.

@@familyoftacticaldroids309 😂😂😂 Now Billy, hold you child killer tight when you sleep! He'll keep nightmares away! 😁😜

And it's the parents whom are to blame

YES.

I had her too! I remember her sparky skates.

Same for that Cabbage Patch doll...Clearly it moves, so why risk your own body when it has stuff intended to "eat"?

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I remember playing with lawn darts back in 2010 and nothing happened.

Okay that would be funny 😂

@@bennywark3103 yeah especially I can imagine audiences' reaction to that scene

Honestly I think it's pretty funny because there are Chucky dolls which in my opinion more creepy than the Freddy doll plus the Freddy doll wasn't really made for kids but more for I guess you can say horror movie memorabilia collectors

@@demongodking6681 yeah especially how it's more for adults than kids XD

Teen talk barbie??

And the pregnant Barbie...

I don't get the outrage surrounding the homeless doll. Is it because America likes to pretend like homelessness doesn't exist? You'd think that homeless kids would feel better knowing they were being represented in the world but what do I know 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@brandonsmith5880 That's America for you. If you acknowledge that homeless people exist, or mental health, or any other issues in a toy, game, or cartoon then people complain that it is contraversial, but then if we ignore all those things, the exact same people who complained the first time complain again because there isn't enough focus on real issues in america.

@@neffdigitydog you're exactly right. You'd think that bringing attention to these issues when a kid is young they'd grow up to be more understanding and therefore more likely to come up with a solution.

Exactly and they should stop being sold because that can cause a house fire . Also I have some good news. P is officially banned from watch mojo because all of his comments are gone. He confirmed it himself.

I had no problem with it. Granted in the 60s I baked those mini coconut cakes under my mother's supervision. It was my first times baking food.

Well, my kids had one not more than 10 years ago when they were about 5 and 7. No burns. Strange how that happens when you actually pay attention to your kids.

The movie toys, like Freddy Kruger and Django Unchained being recalled is ridiculous. If parents don't want their kids playing with them, they shouldn't buy them. But fans of the movies who want to collect these items should be allowed.

Tbh, considering how Freddy did have some funny moments (though morbid), I could almost see at least an "I know you are but what am I?" coming out of him, though probably before he killed someone or turned into something scary. :P In my defense, I did only watch one little scene, and it was when he killed the kid in a video game...I'm actually a very big coward so not a fan of horror. xD My friends kept talking about it at one point though and mentioning a kid dying in a game was like "okay, I'll see that part".

Get a pixie flyer , now they are battery powered

I still have my Scarab, the wheeled vehicle partly featured in the clip.

Personally, I'm blaming the parents who had these kids. I was a kid too, but I never stuck any of these in my mouth. Though I was also a 90's kid so by the time Magnetix and such were big, I was already smart enough to know that those aren't edible. But I also had parents who raised me on what to put in my mouth. If a kid makes a genuine mistake or decides to "test" the Cabbage Patch doll with their finger - even if it could very well chew their flesh and fingernail off - then...I don't know. Kids are daredevils and experimental. But the parents NEED to tell them that it's not safe to put small objects like magnets into their mouths and that no, Freddy Krueger is NOT a child's thing and was made for older people. Other parents need to learn that age restrictions exist for a reason, so their blank-year-old infant doesn't die because they gave them a toy that wasn't even intended for them. Basically, most were due to bad parenting or overthinking parents (like the AG doll? I don't see the harm, and almost see it more like adopting a homeless girl and giving her love - though if proceeds were sent to homeless charities/people, icing on the cake! I see it as a form of acknowleging that it's a major issue in the world that needs some TLC) or bad business decisions (like making the action figures off a movie that flopped epically). Some were mistakes made with building (hoverboards) and that's all there really is to it. The PokeBalls weren't wrong; They were due to careless parents. Magnetix weren't wrong. Parents didn't teach or watch over their kids. Lawn Darts? Yeah, very risky. But people changed up the game from how it's supposed to be - but I also don't know if kids should be around them either. TLDR: Some people honestly just shouldn't have kids...Most of the time, these toys were not in the wrong. :/

@familyoftacticaldroids309 I agree, but my point isn't that they're good parents, they clearly aren't but mistakes can be made. My point is that the parenting isn't the only factor, the other factor is that they are children. Kids( especially really young ones) will almost never use a toy as intended, they don't read instructions or manuals, they play with them in whatever way they find enjoyable. The parenting should, of course, be criticised depending on the situation but the acts of the child should not be a surprise, obvious chocking hazards shouldn't be bought buy they're targeted to kids so yeah a lot of blame to be thrown around

Choking hazard

There are still gummy building blocks, just 2nd or 3rd level brands...

They was because ppl give give to kids to little 3 and under and they choke on the toys like how dumb ppl are I had some as kid my parents opened it for me when I I was under 5 n told me it was toy so I knew better

I came to say this

They have had more than one controversy over the years

They profited off homelessness by making that particular doll even more expensive.