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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 Creepiest kids Toys of all time.

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But once I heard it, I was just It's kind of distraught for this list were on Lee looking at toys that were intended for Children and were mass produced and sold.

We won't be, including those made by artists or pranksters.

Let us know in the comments which one has or will be giving you nightmares.

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Number 10 for bees.

What's that?

It's my Furby.

Over the years, for bees have been rebooted and re launched many times, making them a staple childhood toy for decades.

But no amount of redesigns will ever make them less creepy.

They will stare into your soul with those large dead eyes, and thanks to their language learning capabilities, they only get scarier overtime.

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You never know what's gonna happen.

You just gotta say, Okay, okay, so they don't actually learn to speak, But that doesn't stop them from being so unsettling.

Even worse, because the Furby craze took the world by storm.

Few households are without a decrepit for be hiding in a box somewhere.

And the practice of collecting and modifying Furbys has also taken off with Furby fans, actively making them even worse than they were already.

O b So typically number nine Hugo Man of 1000 Faces.

If you've ever wondered why Mr Potato Head is a vegetable rather than an uncannily realistic adult man, this is probably why in 1975 cannot released Hugo, the Man of 1000 faces, a strange bald puppet that came with a variety of disguises.

It seemed to be a boy's equivalent to the dolls marketed to girls, which have always been highly customizable, but it's severely missed the mark.

Hugo is a frightening companion straight out of an R.

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Stine's story, and his accessories include weird hairpieces, fake glasses, a disturbing mask and several plastic wounds and injuries.

Hugo is a great toy for kids who thought that regular puppets just weren't awful enough.

Number eight Kewpie dolls.

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Yeah, this is my badass Kewpie doll collection.

Got to be the first man ever in the history of the world to say that absolutely thes dolls originally went on sale over 100 years ago and have aged more poorly than other old toys.

And that's saying something based on baby faced cherubs, which can be unsettling in their own right.

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Many different lines of Kewpie dolls have been released as their popularity waxes and wanes, but they always keep that trademark.

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On the bright side, many of them are now valuable collectibles.

So at least something good could come of keeping one in your house for years.

E can't imagine someone probably gonna want to take all of them in one shot.

But there are some valuable ones.

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I'll be fine.

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Number seven Irwin, the little patient.

This toy is designed to teach young Children about anatomy.

But even with such noble intentions, the end result leaves much to be desired.

Irwin looks like a standard kids plushy at first glance, but if you take off his medical gown, you can unzip his torso and pull out all of his internal organs.

While an invaluable tool in classrooms, there's something undeniably disturbing about Irwin's placid facial expression and wide open eyes while you shuffle his innards around.

The gruesome contents of Irwin's belly include the kidneys and bladder, lungs and heart, and the entire digestive system in one long soft tube.

Number six.

Amazing Amanda I love you more than bunnies Thes days Alexa Syrian Google home have taken over the tech market, helping people to organize their lives and stay on top of things.

But what if you could have all that inside a plastic doll rather than a sleek cylinder?

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Amanda is just that.

Launched back in 2005 before the craze of smart speakers, Amanda was certainly ahead of her time.

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It's amazing.

She really knows.

She can tell different objects apart, can speak to you and, more bizarrely, can identify her own fake poops She even reminds you of what you're supposed to be doing.

Who doesn't want a doll that knows where they are at all times?

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Amanda.

She understands more than you know.

Adults said it required therapy.

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Number five, Little Miss.

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Seemingly Barbies.

Evil cousin Little Miss.

No name was a doll marketed as being, ah, homeless girl.

And it was down to you.

Yes, you to take responsibility and find her a new home.

Unfortunately, even if you gave her the best home in the world, it wouldn't change her permanently distressed expression.

She even came with a lonely teardrop on her cheek.

Though she is endearing in her own strange way, the McCobb marketing meant that little miss no name never really took off, though she does make for an interesting collectible.

Now, maybe guilting people about neglecting a small child isn't the best way to sell toys.

Number four early, Mr Potato Head.

Hugo was bad, but the earliest Mr Potato Head sets had not perfected the disguise formula either.

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Rather than coming with a plastic potato for you to customize to your heart's content, they came with only the accessories, leaving it up to you to decide which fruit or vegetable you wanted to in pale with googly eyes and giant ears.

He may be a friendly childhood icon now, thanks to Toy Story, but in the beginning, these playsets were a great way to ruin a perfectly good meal.

This toy will leave you never wanting to eat a potato again, Mr Retired Mr Potato Head and his pals number three Elmo knows your name from spelling.

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To a little help with manners.

Is that a selling point or a threat?

Elmo might be one of Sesame Street's most popular and beloved characters, though that is a high bar.

But that hasn't stopped toy manufacturers from doing everything in their power to make you hate him.

This infamous toy was a mechanical version of Elmo that spoke to you and, yes, learned your name.

The plush Elmo would then repeat your name back to you, sometimes completely unprompted and perhaps even in the dead of night.

There was even one notorious case of Elmo, reportedly saying he was going to kill the boy.

He belonged Thio, which upset the boy's mother when she heard her son repeating it.

Yeah, okay.

It's not something that, really you would think they would ever come out of a toy.

But once I heard it, I was just It's kind of distraught.

Number two Jolly Chimp Now Ah, horror movie cliche that's been around for decades.

It's difficult to imagine a time when this threatening primate was ever a legitimate toy someone would give to a child.

Nothing's a toy, not even the toy monkey.

Don't touch it, but every villain has an origin story.

When the Cymbal banging monkey toy is activated, it looks as though it's been possessed with a manic grin and perpetually bloodshot eyes.

Nowadays, seeing this mechanical chimp clap its percussive instruments together is a definite bad omen, warning that doom and angry poltergeists might be on the way.

It's not clear exactly why watching the chimps scream and bang Cymbals together would be a good pastime for a kid.

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Yeah, Before we unveil our topic, here are some creepy, honorable mentions.

Face bank.

He'll never want your money back after this piggy bank has eaten it.

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Theo Bones, family.

What could be more fun than a skeleton with a child's head.

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What's this?

There is the most awesome toy I've ever seen in my life.

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Number one Baby Laugh a lot.

If you've always dreamed of combining what appears to be haunted dolls and haunted rocking chairs, then look no further than baby Laugh a lot.

Refco's doll from the early seventies baby laugh a lot will violently cackle and rock back and forth with a permanent smile on her face.

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She starts the Kindle baby laugh a lot.

The original commercial doesn't try to make it any less scary, either showing everybody in its presence infected by laughter, and it's easy to imagine it becoming a ghastly monster after dark.

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What do you think?

Ramco quickly went out of business after the launch of the toy.

Was it simply a misfire, or did baby laugh a lot?

Send the company to an early grave.

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