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Ultimate autobus speedsterDesigned to enable easy play for younger fansMeasures 12" tallIncludes 3 AAA batteriesRecommended age range from 4 years and above
< TRANSFORMERS ANIMATED POWER BOTS - CYBER SPEED BUMBLEBEE > < Transformers Animated Supreme - Roll Out Command Optimus Prime > < Kung Fu Panda (Widescreen Edition) > < Wall-E (Widescreen Single-Disc Edition) > < Transformers Optimus Vs. Megatron Universe Battle > < Iron Man (Single-Disc Edition) >

price：~~$1.00~~
Hasbro(2008-05-31)
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Electronic sounds from the hit TV show! Stomps around like he owns the place! A big hero with a big heart!Watch out for his stingers! Designed to enable easy play for younger fans, Cyber Speed Bumblebee is a 12-inch robot version of fan favorite character, Bumblebee and features robot stomping sounds, battle sounds and phrases! Cyber Speed Bumblebee stomps and then rolls on his back in one easy step. Great fun for kids ages 4 and older.
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< TRANSFORMERS ANIMATED POWER BOTS - CYBER SPEED BUMBLEBEE > < Transformers Animated Supreme - Roll Out Command Optimus Prime > < Kung Fu Panda (Widescreen Edition) > < Wall-E (Widescreen Single-Disc Edition) > < Transformers Optimus Vs. Megatron Universe Battle > freaks

With more than twenty-five on-screen games and activities, your calendar is sure to be chock fullUse the touch screen and stylus pen to care for your new digital pet, feeding, washing and even brushing himSpend the day doing some virtual shopping together and pick out hats, accessories and shoes so you can dress your four-legged friendSnap a picture at your pet¿s photo shoot! Think he might be hungry? Choose some food to feed himMeasures 2.2 x 8 x 10.6"
< Littlest Pet Shop Digital Electronic Interactive Organizer Pink > < Littlest Pet Shop Digital Electronic Interactive Planner Purple > < Littlest Pet Shop: Winter > < Tinker Bell > < Littlest Pet Shop - 10 Pack of Pets Asst 1 > < Wall-E (Widescreen Single-Disc Edition) >

price：~~$15.00~~
Hasbro(2008-09-15)
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customer 's review
(My 7 year old loves it!)

I always hesitate to spend money on little gadgets because often they don't live up to my child's expectation and are quickly put aside after the newness wears off. My daughter really enjoys the organizer and even her Chicago cousin convinced her mom to buy one after playing with my daughter's. I highly recommend this toy!
Your little girl is sure to love the way the Littlest Pet Shop Digital Electronic Interactive Organizer in Pink lets her have an interactive pet and a personalized planner that are all her own. She can customize her pet's room and play fun games in the park, all while watching her ratings soar as she spends more time looking after her pet. Designed for ages six and up, this organizer also features an address book, calendar, and calculator for keeping track of real-life.

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The Good:All kinds of fun activities and sounds keep kids and their pets happy

The Bad:Small stylus may be tricky for little hands to get used to

In a Nutshell:Interactive and engaging toy combined with an electronic organizer
At a Glance
Ages:6 and older

The organizer offers an easy-to-use touch screen. View larger.

The stylus is decorated with a fun pet charm. View Larger.
Take Your New Friend Everywhere You Go
With three AA batteries included, this organizer is ready to go right away. Just make sure to flip the switch on the back from "Try Me" to "Play" before you turn the unit on. The stylus pen and touch screen are easy to use, but you may have to help younger users get used to the motions that make their pet move. Though bubbles above the pet's head will let you know how to keep it happy.

The park is a good place to start having fun. There are 14 different games and activities to keep your child and her pet entertained. Each one lasts 60 seconds. Aim to pop the most balloons as they go by, or get competitive by playing fetch and tetherball. Touch the sign in the park to see the latest high scores.

When your pet needs a change of pace, head to the shop and pick out shoes, tops, wigs, and accessories for a pet photo shoot. Leading your pet all the way through the store can be a little tricky at first, but it gets easier with just a little practice. Once her pet is dressed, your child can pick out a favorite background and save up to four photos. Back in pet's room, one of these photos can be displayed on the wall. And don't forget to feed your pet, who is sure to be hungry after all those activities.

Practical Applications
Since your little girl will want to take her pet everywhere she goes, it's convenient that the unit doubles as a calculator, an address book with space for keeping tabs on new friends' birthdays, and a calendar that spans from now until December 31, 2010. You can even set fun icons to appear on special dates. A full keypad that works with the stylus pen makes adding notes easy.

Parents will appreciate the way this organizer encourages responsibility and planning ahead, as well as the fact that it's easy to turn off the Pet Shop's sound effects. While the pink plastic case seems quite durable, rough play could take a toll on the touch screen over time, so you may want to emphasize the fact that gentle pressure is just as effective as pressing hard on the screen and keypad.

As long as you and your child are prepared to spend some time exploring your new pet's world, and you're not put off by the simple graphics on this unit's gray screen, this digital pet is sure to provide hours of fun. And the organizer ensures that your child will find new ways to make use of this toy as she grows.

What's in the Box
Digital pet/organizer, stylus, and three AAA batteries.

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< Littlest Pet Shop Digital Electronic Interactive Organizer Pink > < Littlest Pet Shop Digital Electronic Interactive Planner Purple > < Littlest Pet Shop: Winter > < Tinker Bell > < Littlest Pet Shop - 10 Pack of Pets Asst 1 > freaks

< Batman: The Dark Knight Returns > < Watchmen > < Batman: Year One > < Batman: The Killing Joke > < Batman: The Long Halloween > < Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again > Frank Miller

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DC Comics(1997-05-01)
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(A flawed classic)

(One of the best Batman stories)

(Changing the face of Batman)

(I wasted $11 on this?)

(Fantastic)

The Dark Knight Returns is a classic piece of comic book literature that helped transition Batman from the campy character he had been turned into back to the grim and gritty protector of the streets that he was meant to be. The story depicts a Gotham City that has been without Batman for years, since Bruce Wayne has gotten old and finally put away the cape and cowl. However, a series of crime waves in the city drives Batman to return despite his age, taking on a world that has become more violent and deranged than anything he faced in his younger days.

The Dark Knight Returns deserves some major recognition for the way it renewed the character of Batman. Years later, many writers are still basing their Batman stories on the themes that Frank Miller re-introduced. Unfortunately, the story also suffers from an immense shortcoming in Miller's writing repertoire -- namely, the ability to make characters seem human.

Batman is an antihero who goes against the law if needed to make sure that justice prevails. He is anything but the square-jawed paragon of perfection that Superman is. At the same time, he is supposed to be a thinking, feeling person who has a greater view of the world than his war on crime. That is unfortunately not the case with Miller's Batman. This Batman seems to have no empathy for other human beings, viewing them as nothing more than soldiers in his war on crime. He offhandedly ignores the fact that Robin died in his crusade, referring to him only as a "good soldier." And he seems willing to place anyone in the path of danger if it means winning a victory against the criminals he is fighting. Quite simply, Frank Miller takes the "man" out of Batman -- he takes away the human element of the character, leaving very little reason for the reader to care about what happens to him rather than viewing him as a psychopath who just happens to solve some crimes.

The Dark Knight Returns is a key piece of Batman history, and Frank Miller's art style and narrative tells an innovative and dark tale that helped breathe new life into the character. Unfortunately, as Frank Miller often does, he ignores the human element of the character, assuming that the reader will side with Batman simple because he is Batman. Because of this failing, I can only give The Dark Knight Returns three stars. It is a solid story, but one that lacks a true hero to follow.
Well, the title sums up my opinion on The Dark Knight Returns, though it certainly isn't the best-rounded Batman story of all time, it still leaves a significant impact on readers. The story peaks at many points, and makes large dips at others, but the ending makes up for all its minor flaws.

"One of the best Batman stories", let me explain what exactly I mean by this: This is one of the best stories to flesh out the character of Bruce Wayne and his alter-ego Batman. What keeps me from ranking it higher than a nine is because on the whole most of Frank Miller's revisions of the villains fail to hit the mark (which is why you don't see his versions of Two-Face and Joker in most other comics), but he does provide interesting villains of his own; a gang of misfits referring to themselves as the Mutants, led by a large, unsightly individual who earns the title of Mutant with a capital M.

I think it is important to discuss the villains in this story first. Joker is a carefree killer, who will kill simply for his own amusement, with no morals to restrain him, and Miller shows this aspect of the character very well. The problem that I have is that this Joker never really frightened me, you know, he just never did anything that really made my blood boil (like in Alan Moore's The Killing Joke). This book does have some classic moments for the character, but ultimately this Joker interpretation seems to be a giant symbol for homophobia, and ultimately is quite forgettable when compared to the villain's colorful history. Frank Miller has stated finding the relationship between Batman and Joker being homosexuality gone wrong, but I feel writing off the character as being gay really has missed the actual complexity of the character's relationship to Batman. I feel this hero-villain relationship has a lot more to do with their mentality than their sexuality, and that is where I feel Miller seemed to miss the point of the character. I also do not like the way this Joker is drawn in this comic. There is a difference between revisions and simply changing it entirely, and this Joker does not fit the description, or standard of any of the previous comics, up until his final appearance in this story (his face finally twists into his trademarked smile, mouth growing unnaturally large in one of the book's most haunting images). As previously stated, however, some of the things Miller introduces are important to the future of Joker interpretations, and were in true spirit of the character.

Two-Face also seemed a bit off, but not so much as Joker. Miller's Two-Face comes across as plain evil. He's a villain, but he does have a good half to his personality, and Miller doesn't show any of the struggles between the two halves, which simplify the character immensely. This interpretation just seemed a tad bit simplified, but the relationship between him and Batman, I must admit, was perfectly in context. The way Batman cared about Harvey Dent seemed dead on, and I wish more of Dent's struggle between the dual personalities was present to further impact the story.

By the end Miller only succeeded completely (100% Pleasing) with villains of his own making, and that's good since he had no standards to meet with those characters. This army of misfits was an interesting idea, full of mystery and frightening ideology, which I wish we could've been given more of. I don't know HOW exactly these characters came to be, and maybe it would be interesting if Miller would have another comic explaining how this massive gang was formed in the first place, because it would seem most of the teenage/young-adult population is in on it. The concept of so many people of that age group slipping into the ways of the "ol' ultra-violence" seems very interesting on paper, and transfers well to the panels of the comic, never overstaying their welcome. I think it could've been great if this comic had concentrated harder on how new villains have emerged in Gotham, and that Batman has to adapt to a new class of evildoer.

I found this story at its strongest when dealing with Bruce Wayne's inner struggle, on whether or not he should continue being Batman, or throw in the towel. The relationship between him and Superman in this story is also very interesting, because of the fact that The Man of Steel has pretty much become a tool of the United States Government. The "Good guys" in the story actually draw a lot more attention than the villains, and in the world of Batman that is incredibly rare. This is the only story, in my opinion, where Joker or some other villain doesn't steal the show from The Caped Crusader. Familiar faces like Commissioner Gordon return, as well as Alfred, and we're even given a new Robin. Ultimatly this is the ONLY Batman comic where the heroes were more engaging then the villains.

Miller handled this dark hero and his allies with great intensity, and handled to story with the skill of a true storyteller. It is good to see that Batman was handled the best in a Batman comic for once in his long career. The Dark Knight is the central character of this novel all the way through, and keeps your attention; no other Batman comic made me feel like Batman carried the story all by himself. Typically the villains are the ones making the story worth reading, but that simply isn't the case in The Dark Knight Returns. The new Robin seemed unnecessary to the plot; for me she seemed a tad bit useless to the plot, but overall she didn't distract from the story at all.

This story deserves its recognition as an important Batman story, because we'd never have made way for stories such as `The Killing Joke' (perhaps the best story in the Batman series), Arkham Asylum Serious House on Serious Earth (the most philosophical of Batman graphic novels), and of course Christopher Nolan's outstandingly well-done franchise without Miller paving the way for better, mature Batman comics and movies. All fans of the franchise most salute Miller for helping this dark, and gritty series get back on track, because he has made so many great comics possible by doing so.

It is dated due to Cold War connections, but as a comic it holds up fairly well, and anyone who enjoys the Batman comics will no doubt love the interpretation of what the future holds for the character. I felt its balance with Batman and his villains were somewhat off (hence why it narrowly misses a perfect score), but other than that this is one of the best comics I've read in the series, even if the "Bat-Assault Vehicle" was obviously something spawned from the 1980s action movie. Overall it is well-paced and unforgettable as a landmark comic.

I give The Dark Knight Returns a splendid 9/10 stars.

My english teacher made us read this book for my English Composition class. In order to prepare us us for it he went over some of the history of batman and how the character evolved over time. Many people these days think of batman as the character from the Tim Burton or Christopher Nolan movies. It is important to realize that those would most likely not have happened had Frank Miller not taken the batman character and rewritten him as the dark knight. If you have seen the batman movie made in the sixties you would understand how much of a joke he was to people. Frank Miller turned batman back into the serious superhero that he was meant to be.

As for the comic itself, it is by far one of the best. It is very well drawn and colored to reflect the batman's title of the Dark Knight. There are times when the story has holes however and things are unclear or not fully explained. The best part of the comic is the tone. Frank Miller did an excellent job portraying the feeling of darkness and fear that batman begins to represent.

I definitely recommend this to people that enjoy comics or anyone that likes batman.
This is a reminder that if enough people are told something's great&revolutionary, the masses will believe it. This was a flat, extremely flawed, unfocused mess that somehow resulted in a revived Batman that ended up way better than this crap.

Everything the bad reviews say is true. This is the most over-rated comic collection EVER. For some reason, every so often, people mistake dark&gritty with depressing&dull which is what this is. The characters themselves reflect that temperment. Batman, Two-Face&The Joker were lifeless, subverted shells of themselves with no personality to speak of. The female Robin has so many things wrong with her that it's laughable. There's no explanation of why someone carried on the mantle of Robin¬ Batman, how or why she became the icon and worse yet, unlike Dick&Tim, she doesn't seem to be of any use at all. Add in the fact that Wayne accepted her help in the flimsiest of ways&you've got a real headscratcher.

The main battles facing Batman weren't any better. The mutants as another reviewer said were completely incomprehensible. I didn't understand their slang at all. His final battle with The Joker was far from epic or satisfactory&how anyone could take Superman seriously after his weak&gutless stance here is beyond me. Other frustrating things included conversations being stopped for others then started then stopped again and things going down with no explanation why or how.
One of the best graphic novels ever written. I've read it several times over the last 10 years.
If any comic has a claim to have truly reinvigorated the genre, then The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller--known also for his excellent Sin City series and his superb rendering of the blind superhero Daredevil--is probably the top contender. Batman represented all that was wrong in comics and Miller set himself a tough task taking on the camp crusader and turning this laughable, innocuous children's cartoon character into a hero for our times. The great Alan Moore (V for Vendetta, Swamp Thing, the arguably peerless Watchmen) argued that only someone of Miller's stature could have done this. Batman is a character known well beyond the confines of the comic world (as are his retinue) and so reinventing him, while keeping his limiting core essentials intact, was a huge task.Miller went far beyond the call of duty. The Dark Knight is a success on every level. Firstly it does keep the core elements of the Batman myth intact, with Robin, Alfred the butler, Commissioner Gordon, and the old roster of villains, present yet brilliantly subverted. Secondly the artwork is fantastic--detailed, sometimes claustrophobic, psychotic. Lastly it's a great story: Gotham City is a hell on earth, street gangs roam but there are no heroes. Decay is ubiquitous. Where is a hero to save Gotham? It is 10 years since the last recorded sighting of the Batman. And things have got worse than ever. Bruce Wayne is close to being a broken man but something is keeping him sane: the need to see change and the belief that he can orchestrate some of that change. Batman is back. The Dark Knight has returned. Awesome. --Mark Thwaite
If any comic has a claim to have truly reinvigorated the genre, thenThe Dark Knight Returnsby Frank Miller--known also for his excellentSin Cityseries and his superb rendering of the blind superhero Daredevil--is probably the top contender. Batman represented all that was wrong in comics and Miller set himself a tough task taking on the camp crusader and turning this laughable, innocuous children's cartoon character into a hero for our times. The great Alan Moore (V for Vendetta, Swamp Thing, the arguably peerlessWatchmen) argued that only someone of Miller's stature could have done this. Batman is a character known well beyond the confines of the comic world (as are his retinue) and so reinventing him, while keeping his limiting core essentials intact, was a huge task.

Miller went far beyond the call of duty.The Dark Knightis a success on every level. Firstly it does keep the core elements of the Batman myth intact, with Robin, Alfred the butler, Commissioner Gordon, and the old roster of villains, present yet brilliantly subverted. Secondly the artwork is fantastic--detailed, sometimes claustrophobic, psychotic. Lastly it's a great story: Gotham City is a hell on earth, street gangs roam but there are no heroes. Decay is ubiquitous. Where is a hero to save Gotham? It is 10 years since the last recorded sighting of the Batman. And things have got worse than ever. Bruce Wayne is close to being a broken man but something is keeping him sane: the need to see change and the belief that he can orchestrate some of that change. Batman is back. The Dark Knight has returned. Awesome.--Mark Thwaite
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< Batman: The Dark Knight Returns > < Watchmen > < Batman: Year One > < Batman: The Killing Joke > < Batman: The Long Halloween > freaks

Includes Robin and The Penguin Minifigures, Plus 2 PenguinsThe Penguin's Submarine Features Flick-fire Missiles and a Firing Rocket!Lift the Foof Off the Submarine to put The Penguin at the ControlsRobin's Red, Yellow and Green Scuba Jet Measures 5" (13cm) Long and The Penguin's Submarine Measures 8" (20cm) Long!207 Pieces
< LEGO® Batman™ Robin's Scuba Jet: Attack of the Penguin > < LEGO Batman The Batcycle: Harley Quinn's Hammer Truck > < LEGO® Batman™ Batman's Buggy: Escape of Mr. Freeze > < LEGO® Batman™ The Tumbler: Joker's Ice Cream Surprise > < LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship > < LEGO Indiana Jones Motorcycle Chase > < LEGO Batman - The Batwing: The Joker's Aerial Assault > < Lego Batman Key Chain (7 Figure Set) > < LEGO Batman - The Batmobile: Ultimate Collectors' Edition > < Lego Star Wars 7659 Imperial Landing Craft > < LEGO® Aqua Raiders Tiger Shark Attack >

price：~~$33.00~~
LEGO

customer 's review
(Great Collection!!)

(GREAT Batman movie toy!)

(My 6 year old loved it!)

My son loves legos, he has almost all of the sets to all of the collections! Beats the video games and keeps him busy for hours!
Be sure to grab this set. There aren't very many of the Lego sets with the penguin and this one is just hysterical. The boat even has fins with working propellers on the back. Each time Batman has hit the penguin's boat, there's a little batman symbol to stick on the side. My 7-year-old put this together in about 30 minutes and hasn't stopped playing with it since. It has gone into the bathtub for even more fun and well, it's just plain cute. I particularly like the penguin's umbrella! Great, great toy, highly recommend!
My six year old son absolutely loved playing with this. Of course the pieces are now in a pile of other Legos but that has allowed him to rebuild it many times and in different configurations. He loves the little characters. He thought it was so cool that we are giving it as a present to his other friends. Legos are the best!
It's an underwater race to get the missing crystal! The Penguin's missile-firing sub is making waves, but Robin is on the way in his crime-fighting scuba jet. Can the Boy Wonder defeat the fowl fiend and his penguin partners-in-crime? It'll take all of Robin's speed and skill to win this battle. Includes Robin and The Penguin minifigures. 207 pieces.
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< LEGO® Batman™ Robin's Scuba Jet: Attack of the Penguin > < LEGO Batman The Batcycle: Harley Quinn's Hammer Truck > < LEGO® Batman™ Batman's Buggy: Escape of Mr. Freeze > < LEGO® Batman™ The Tumbler: Joker's Ice Cream Surprise > < LEGO Star Wars Imperial Dropship > freaks

Action packed Wall E with realistic expressions, light-up eyes, original movie voice and sound effectsSend an instant order or preprogrammed action sequence to Wall E via the wireless remote control and it¿ll carry out your commandProgrammable remote control with 1000 and more action combos10 program buttons for expressions, voice, SFX, dance, motion and moreReal tread motion
< U Command Wall-E > < Wall-E (Widescreen Single-Disc Edition) > < Interaction Eve > < Interaction Wall-E > < Kung Fu Panda (Widescreen Edition) > < WALL-E (Little Golden Book) > < USBCELL AA Rechargable Battery - 2 Cell Pack - MXAA02 > < Disney/Pixar Wall-E Plug and Play TV Game >

price：~~$88.95~~
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customer 's review
(wall-E)

(A lot of fun)

(he's too cute!)

(not so great)

(U Command Wall-E Review)

My husband bought this for our 9 yr old daughter. He loves it so much he didn't let Rylie play with it for hours. When she had her turn she would not stop. Hours of fun and he is so very cute.

Julie Sirhall
For the price, this toy is a lot of fun. We have carpet and tile and unless he hits your foot, a shoe, or some other low obstruction, we haven't had him fall over a lot. He runs quite well on our carpet and tile, even over the little raised border between the rooms with ease. His movements are pretty fluid too. And I like the fact his treads actually move, were has other Wall-E treads were fake. You can program it, but only one reprogram at a time. We have a Pleo too and Pleo is light years ahead of this this one. This is more a toy than a robot. But my 10 year old daughter and her cousins are having a good time with it, so its shortcomings pale in comparison to the fun times they are having.
walle was my 5 yr olds bday gift and she loves it! its fun for mom and dad too :) we all play with him inside and out on the patio he doesnt do well on grass. great gift idea worth the money.
well... it is funny and all but is too sensitive for a toy, it should be made for hard-times playing, after all we all know children can't play nice with their toys, they shouldn't be made to look at them, the toy it is very nice, very funny, but it won't keep a child busy for more than a cuple of days, he will get bored of the dancing toy that you can't touch a lot or it will be ruined, that you can't put in any surface, it has to be in a flat surface, it must have a clear area of about... 12 square feet so it wont fall or crash against anything, it's very complicates to play with this toy
The toy is fun. Moves like he does in the film. Keeps the kids interested.
Using the infrared controller, U-Command Wall-E comes to life with animated movements, voice, sound, and light effects as you maneuver him forward, turn in reverse--or have him dance. Program options enable over 1,000 action combos. Features realistic eye motion with light-up effects, moving arms and turning treads. Easy to use IR controller includes button for signature Wall-E expressions. Requires 7 "AA" batteries, not included. Measures over 9" tall.
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< U Command Wall-E > < Wall-E (Widescreen Single-Disc Edition) > < Interaction Eve > < Interaction Wall-E > < Kung Fu Panda (Widescreen Edition) > freaks

This cloth Fancy Nancy doll is 18 inches tall.She is based on the character from the book by Jane O' Connor, and illustrated by Robin Preiss Glasser.Her wild red yarn hair is decorated with bows, butterflies, a crown, and other "fancy" stuff!She is wearing a bright colorful dress, with lots of sparkles, glitter and glitz!Her pink sunglasses are her special trademark!
< Cloth Fancy Nancy, 18", Storybook Collection > < Fancy Nancy > < Fancy Nancy's Favorite Fancy Words: From Accessories to Zany (Fancy Nancy) > < Fancy Nancy at the Museum (I Can Read Book 1) > < Fancy Nancy: Bonjour, Butterfly (Fancy Nancy) > < Fancy Nancy Loves! Loves!! Loves!!! (Fancy Nancy) >

price：~~$7.37~~
Madame Alexander(2008-03-01)
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customer 's review
(Cloth Fancy Nancy Doll)

(Over priced)

(Adorable!)

(Fancy Nancy Doll)

(Adorable!)

She is perfect-a great size 18" and she's all cloth so can be played with and carried everywhere.My 2 yr.old grandbaby will love her. Now she will have a connection between the Fancy Nancy books and the doll. All Fancy Nancy's little dress and dress-up bling is sewed in place, so they won't fall off and be lost forever. What a great doll to give that special little one who loves all the Fancy Nancy books, as well.
I have seen this doll in store and would love to buy it but it is very pricey. My daughter has several Fancy Nancy books but i cannot bring myself to spend so much on a doll that has very little functionality. It should at least come with "dress up" clothing that can be removed. Half the outfit is attached.
This doll is so adorable! My daughter loves her! When I read the Fancy Nancy books to her she makes sure her doll is there too.
This doll is adorable and I love that it is so colorful. Unfortunately, I have not read the books that go along with this doll. But, I think every little girl would love this doll. She is so cute, lightweight for travel and just all around cool.
My 4 year old daughter recieved this doll as a gift from her Grammy. She hasn't put it down yet. She loves this doll. She is so cute and looks just like the character in her books. So far she comes eveywhere with us and has held up fine. She has the Fancy Nancy Doll she really can't play with so this is perfect for her. Absolutely adorable.
No one knows fancy like Nancy. Little girls everywhere have embraced this sparkly, spirited individualist whose motto isï¿½More is more!ï¿½ Madame Alexander captures every frill, feather, and flourish in the enchanting 18" doll that faithfully depict Nancy as described in the books by Jane Oï¿½Connor, detailed to the last curlicue.
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< Cloth Fancy Nancy, 18", Storybook Collection > < Fancy Nancy > < Fancy Nancy's Favorite Fancy Words: From Accessories to Zany (Fancy Nancy) > < Fancy Nancy at the Museum (I Can Read Book 1) > < Fancy Nancy: Bonjour, Butterfly (Fancy Nancy) > freaks

Wall E with light-up eyes, moving head and arms, original movie voice and sound effectsTalk to it; push it along or press a button and it¿ll respondAlso reacts to Interaction EveWALL-E and Eve sold separatelyResponds to loud noises
< Interaction Wall-E > < Interaction Eve > < Wall-E (Widescreen Single-Disc Edition) > < WALL-E (Little Golden Book) > < U Command Wall-E > < Kung Fu Panda (Widescreen Edition) >

price：~~$58.75~~
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customer 's review
(Fun Movie, Fun Toy for all ages..)

(Very disappointed with the quality of this toy.)

(Great Toy! But, He Needs Interaction Eve To Be Complete!)

(A Fun Paperweight)

(Fun for Walle fans of all ages)

The movie was GREAT. The interactive Wall-e brings a SMILE every time he's activated.. I have him on the desk, near the computer and he and I have stimulating conversations all the time.. He is a little repetitious
at times, but who isn't.. You don't have to be a child to enjoy Wall-e, you just have a little child in you.. Guilty..
As I took it out of the box I noticed something was definitely wrong. His right eye flickered
and barely lit up. We thought the batteries were the cause but no. When I turn it OFF and ON sometimes the right eye lights up for a couple of runs but rapidly flickers and fails. This unit doesn't even interact or respond at all to voice or loud noises not even in the "play" mode as indicated on the instructions. Sure sounds and moves ok when you press the "Try me" button

We've had this toy for just a few hours and my 5 year old daughter and I are already very upset and disappointed. Add to the fact that we are presently abroad and returning this unit would prove to be more expensive than buying a new one.

As another customer stated earlier, this Wall-E is already a pap