Rainbow Brite Dolls (Mattel)
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Rainbow Brite Dolls by Mattel
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Classic: 1984-1987 | |
Company | Mattel |
Website | www.mattel.com |
In 1983 Mattel got the license to create the Rainbow Brite dolls from Hallmark. Each doll had a plush body, cloths, and a hand sprite. Their heads were a soft plastic with yarn hair.
Rainbow Brite 1984
The first Rainbow Brite Dolls were as follows:
10" Dolls
- Rainbow Brite + Twink
- Red Butler + Romeo
- Canary Yellow + Spark
- Patty O'Green + Lucky
- Indigo + Hammy
18" Dolls
- Rainbow Brite
Sprites
- Twink
- Champ
- Spark
- Lucky
- Romeo
Villains
- Murky
- Lurky
Other Plush
- 12" Starlite
Rainbow Brite 1985
After the success of the Rainbow Brite toys from 1984, Mattel expanded their toy line to include the following:
10" Dolls
- Lala Orange + O.J.
- Buddy Blue + Champ
- Shy Violet + I.Q.
18" dolls
- Shy Violet
- Patty O'Green
Other Doll
- Baby Brite
Girl Sprites
- Flutter
- Merrily
- Posie
- Dee Lite
Hatful Sprites
- Twink
- Champ
- Romeo
- Lucky
- Hammy
- Spark
Other Plush
- Puppy Brite
- Kitty Brite
Rainbow Brite 1986
Towards the end of the product run, Hallmark and Mattel attempted to inject new life into the franchise with the introduction of new character toys from the feature film and television program. At this time they were also promoting the products in other countries and tested sales in these markets with these new toys. These dolls were released so far into the end of the run, that many were never released at all or are extremely rare.
Those released were as follows
Dress-up Dolls: Dress up dolls were dolls who came with removable clothing, and you could purchase other outfits for them to play in.
- Rainbow Brite
- Tickled Pink
- Moonglow (German Only)
- Stormy (Not Released/ProtoType Only)
Hard Body Horses: Hard body horses with yarn hair for the 10" Dress up dolls
- Starlite
- Sunriser
Baby Sprites: Released in Germany Only
- Itsy
- Bitsy
- Eensy
- Weensy