TTPM Announces Summer Most Wanted Toy List

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TTPM Announces Summer Most Wanted Toy List

TTPM, the leading video reviewer for toys, tots, pets and more, has revealed its Summer Most Wanted Toy List featuring the hottest new toys at its annual TTPM 2019 Spring Showcase in New York. Selected by TTPM’s editorial team, the showcased toys are set to be a hit among kids and consumers this spring and summer. On National Bring Your Kid to Work Day, the event attracted media, social influencers, analysts and their kids who were keen to be hands on with all the new, featured products on the market.

“Our 2019 Most Wanted Summer Toy List is dominated by movie toys as it’s yet another massive year of summer films that translate into popular toys for kids,” says Jim Silver, CEO, TTPM. “You might notice that there’s a lot of classic brands featured on our list. Both the stories and moments of play they generate are timeless. There’s something for everyone on our list.”

TTPM’s 2019 Summer Most Wanted Toys are (alphabetical order):
Baby Shark Plush Toys – WowWee
Bakugan – Spin Master
Barbie 60th Anniversary Career Dolls – Mattel
Bunch O Balloons Self-Sealing Party Balloons – Zuru
Classic Aladdin Genie Figure – Playmates Toys
Fortnite Action Figures – Jazwares
O.L. Surprise! Supreme BFFs – MGA Entertainment
Marvel Avengers Compound Battle – LEGO
Nerf Fortnite Blasters – Hasbro
Pokémon Detective Pikachu Talking Plush – Wicked Cool Toys
Ryan’s World Toys – Bonkers Toys and Orb
The Lion King Roaring Simba – Just Play
Toy Story 4 Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Armor – Mattel
UglyDolls Dance Moves Moxy – Hasbro
Wave-A-Bubbles and Big-A-Bubbles – Zing

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To more about why these toys topped the list, visit the official TTPM website.

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Meagan Meehan

Meagan J. Meehan is a published author, poet, cartoonist, and produced playwright. She pens columns for the Great South Bay Magazine, Blasting News, and Entertainment Vine. She is also a stop-motion animator and an award-winning abstract artist. Meagan holds a BA in English Literature and a MA in Communication. She is also an animal advocate and a fledging toy and game designer. Meagan is a contributing editor to Kidskintha writing on Toys, Games, Entertainment, and other topics that are happy and fun!

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