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Toy Hall of Fame Inductees

My Little Pony, Transformers, and Phase 10 are inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame.

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EntertainmentAwardsToysPopularityCollectiblesGames

National Toy Hall Of FameHasbroMattelStrong National Museum Of Play

Christopher BenschMichelle Parnett-DwyerKen JohnsonMirek Stolee

What is significant about Phase 10's success?: Phase 10, a card game invented by Ken Johnson in 1982, is now sold by Mattel in 30 countries and more than 20 languages, making it one of the world's bestselling card games.
What made Transformers a successful toy line?: Transformers, introduced in the 1980s, gained popularity through cartoons and live-action films, and the complex transformation of figures from robot to vehicle form continues to engage collectors.
How are toys selected for the National Toy Hall of Fame?: The National Toy Hall of Fame selection process involves nominations, narrowing down to 12 finalists, and voting by experts and the public, resulting in the induction of deserving toys.
What factors contributed to My Little Pony's lasting appeal?: My Little Pony's enduring popularity stems from its combination of doll play and children's fascination with horses, along with its collectible nature, which promotes collecting as a pastime.
Why did My Little Pony win the National Toy Hall of Fame award?: My Little Pony, after seven previous nominations, finally won the National Toy Hall of Fame award, alongside Transformers and Phase 10.

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