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** On the other side, the [[Theme Naming|Forgotten Path of Time]], there are teddy bears possessed by their own souls, animated clocks with [[More Teeth Than the Osmond Family]], teddy bears possessed by creepier ghosts, and ghosts chained to pocketwatches. And the boss of THAT side just happens to be [[Grim Reaper|Thanatos]].

** At the end of both paths is a great pavilion with an area only accessible by someone with a particular quest. This area has [[Alien Invader|Papulatus]] [[Powered Armor|Clock]], a boss that looks like a [[Fluffy the Terrible|ghostly little blue thing with a curly sprout atop its head]] sitting in [[Humongous Mecha|a flying]] [[Time Machine]] designed like a toy clock with giant robot hands. [[Bonus Boss|He's one of the strongest bosses in the game,]] and fairly sinister in his own right if you read his backstory.

* Namco's ''[[Toy Pop]]'': [[wikipedia:Toy Pop|PINO AND ACHA ARE GOING TO MAJYO'S CASTLE TO SAVE FRIEND]]

* Several popular [[Team Fortress 2]] maps place the ''players'' in this position - it is very odd playing an FPS from an action figure's point of view.

* The replicators in ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' started out as children's toys, but turned evil and took over an entire galaxy before attempting to get ours too.

* ''[[Night Gallery]]'' episode "The Doll". A British Army officer must deal with a murderous doll sent by an old enemy.

** Parodied in a ''[[Johnny Bravo]]'' episode where Johnny's neighbor Little Suzy acquires an evil doll named "Little Talky Tabitha".

** [[The Twilight Zone]] also did two episodes featuring evil ventriloquist's dummies, the first of which starred Bill Bixby.