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Who wants a girly-girl toy about a girl? Obviously boys don't, right?

Disney seems to think having a key female protagonist works just fine. And the makes of Star Wars: The Force Awakens seem more than okay with highlighting her in the trailers for the film.

But, hey, Hasbro (and, apparently, Target) knows best that boys will never, ever, never ask for a set of toys that has a (gasp) girl in it. And they know that girls never, ever, never ask for (gasp) Star Wars toys, right?

And so, they know that nobody will ever, ever, ever notice leaving out that character, Rey. So they can fill in the gap with a couple of generic bad guys.

And Target thought that was so cool, that was the Target Exclusive action figure set they ordered from Hasbro.

It's remarkable to think that, after all the grief to date, this remains an issue.

#WheresRey




‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ action-figure set excludes the film’s main character
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8 thoughts on “Who wants a girly-girl toy about a girl? Obviously boys don't, right?”

  1. I spent Collector prices to get a complete set of Star Wars: Rebels action figures. The two boxes that commanded the highest prices (literally 40% of the overall purchase amount) were the ones with the female characters, Hera and Sabine. Not because they're popular, but because the toys are super-rare, and therefore more valuable. It's a ridiculous imbalance.

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