What 90s toys have people forgotten about?

More than you'd think. This list runs from Trash Bag Bunch, which came in a bag you dissolved in water, to Mighty Max, Troll Warriors and The Pirates of Dark Water. These 25 are our picks, not every forgotten toy of the decade.

Why aren't Furby and Pogs on this list?

Because you haven't forgotten them. Every other 90s list has those covered, so we went looking for the toys you'd only remember once you saw them again.

How do the stickers work?

Go through the list and say which toys you had. 3 earns Bronze, 7 earns Silver, 13 earns Gold, 20 earns Platinum.

90s Toys You Forgot About. How Many Did You Have?

You remember the Turtles. You remember the Power Rangers. But somewhere in a loft there's a box of toys you haven't thought about since 1994, and you'd know them on sight. We picked 25. Did you have them?

25 90s Toys You Forgot About

No Furby, no Pogs. Mostly the ones that didn't make the other lists. Go through them one at a time and see how many you owned.

Mr Rob

Talon

1 of 25•Primal Rage•Wave 1•1995

The arcade game where dinosaurs beat each other up got its own toys. Talon was the raptor.

Teal and Violet

2 of 25•Tamagotchi•Generation 1, Europe•1997

Your school banned it and it died in your bag anyway. Still the best pet you ever neglected.

Power Arm Terminator, Terminator 2: Judgment Day 1991

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Power Arm Terminator

3 of 25•Terminator 2: Judgment Day•Series 1•1991

Arnie, but the arm is the selling point. It's right there in the name.

Niddler

4 of 25•The Pirates of Dark Water•Action Figures•1991

A talking monkey-bird who mostly thought about his next meal. Every cartoon crew needed one.

Mr Rob

Ultimate Predator

5 of 25•Predator•10-Inch Figures•1995

Ten inches tall, from a film nobody's mum would have let them see. The 90s toy aisle didn't ask questions.

Hexadecimal

6 of 25•ReBoot•Series 1 Wave 1•1995

A virus with a different mask for every mood, from the first fully computer-animated TV show.

Thorbjorg the Trapper

7 of 25•Troll Warriors•Figures•1992

Trolls got so big in the early 90s that they were given armour and jobs. This one's job was trapping things.

Powersave Wildwing

8 of 25•The Mighty Ducks•Series 3: Hockey Superstars•1996

Hockey-playing alien ducks from a planet called Puckworld. Somebody pitched that in a meeting and won.

Junkyard

9 of 25•Toxic Crusaders•1991

A man and a dog got caught in toxic waste at a rubbish dump. The result came with a dog-food can for a gun.

Brick Bazooka

10 of 25•Small Soldiers•6-inch Figures•1998

Voiced by Ernest Borgnine, in a film about army toys trying to wipe out a neighbourhood.

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Moby Lick

11 of 25•Street Sharks•Series 3•1995

Even the Street Sharks needed a whale on their side. Nobody asked why.

Junker

12 of 25•Trash Bag Bunch•Series 1•1991

These came in a little bag you dissolved in water, so you never knew who you'd got until bath time.

Big Bossman

13 of 25•WWF•Series 1•1990

A wrestler whose whole act was being a prison officer. The WWF really did just try things.

Mighty Max Slays the Doom Dragon, Mighty Max 1992

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Mighty Max Slays the Doom Dragon

14 of 25•Mighty Max•Doom Zones•1992

Looked like a monster on the shelf, then hinged open into a tiny horror world. From the people who made Polly Pocket.

Boik

15 of 25•Mini Boglins•The Freaks•1991

A tiny rubbery Freak called Boik. That was the whole pitch, and your pocket money went on it.

Monster Spider

16 of 25•Spider-Man•Web Trap•1997

A monster spider in a Spider-Man line. Nobody stopped to ask whose side it was on.

Masked Rider with Combat Chopper, Masked Rider 1995

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Masked Rider with Combat Chopper

17 of 25•Masked Rider•3in Collectable Figures•1995

The Power Rangers spin-off where an alien prince moved in with an American family. He brought a furry sidekick called Ferbus.

Dynamite Jack Slater

18 of 25•Last Action Hero•Figures•1993

Arnie as a film hero who finds out he's in a film. It opened a week after Jurassic Park, which went how you'd expect.

Tail Thrasher Baby Godzilla, Godzilla 1998

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Tail Thrasher Baby Godzilla

19 of 25•Godzilla•Baby Godzillas•1998

From the 1998 film where Godzilla laid eggs in Madison Square Garden. The babies got toys too.

Brooklyn

20 of 25•Gargoyles•Series 1•1995

Disney went moody with Gargoyles: stone by day, busy by night, and a bit too good for a kids' cartoon.

Psy-Crow & Major Mucus

21 of 25•Earthworm Jim•Two-Packs•1995

A bounty-hunting crow in a spacesuit and a villain made of snot, sold together. From the game about a worm in a super suit.

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Digital Monster Ver. 1

22 of 25•Digimon•Digital Monster•1997

Bandai's virtual pet with a fight in it: plug two together and yours battled your mate's. The cartoon came later.

Captain Pollution

23 of 25•Captain Planet•Eco-Villains•1990

Captain Planet's filthy evil twin. Even the show about saving the planet knew you'd want the baddie.

Blue Stinger Beetleborg

24 of 25•Big Bad Beetleborgs•6in Metallic Beetleborgs•1996

Three kids freed a ghost from a pipe organ and wished to be comic book heroes. That's the real plot.

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Alien Queen

25 of 25•Aliens•Series 1•1992

Kenner made a kids' toy line from an 18-rated horror film, with a cartoon to match that never aired.

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Forgotten 90s Toys FAQs

What 90s toys have people forgotten about?: More than you'd think. This list runs from Trash Bag Bunch, which came in a bag you dissolved in water, to Mighty Max, Troll Warriors and The Pirates of Dark Water. These 25 are our picks, not every forgotten toy of the decade.
Why aren't Furby and Pogs on this list?: Because you haven't forgotten them. Every other 90s list has those covered, so we went looking for the toys you'd only remember once you saw them again.
How do the stickers work?: Go through the list and say which toys you had. 3 earns Bronze, 7 earns Silver, 13 earns Gold, 20 earns Platinum.