Discontinued Flying Fairy Doll 90s Nostalgia

Flying fairy dolls were banned due to the high number of reported injuries they caused, primarily from the dolls hitting people in the face. The dolls, launched by a pull-string mechanism, had unpredictable flight paths and could cause scratched corneas, broken teeth, facial lacerations, and even temporary blindness. Here's a more detailed explanation: Unpredictable Flight: The dolls were designed to be launched into the air by a pull-string mechanism, causing them to spin and fly. However, their flight path was often erratic and unpredictable, leading them to crash into people instead of flying safely away. High Injury Rate: The unpredictable nature of the dolls' flight resulted in numerous reports of injuries, including scratched corneas, broken teeth, facial lacerations, and even temporary blindness. The image shows a "Flying Fairy" doll, which is a toy designed to fly with a pull-string launcher. Product: Flying Fairy doll with a launcher. Features: "Really Flies!" and "Watch Fairy Twirl & Spin Up High!". Operation: No batteries required; operated by pulling a string to launch the fairy into the air. Age Recommendation: Ages 6+. Warning: Contains small parts and poses a choking hazard, as indicated by the "WARNING CHOKING HAZARD" label.