Care Bears 30 cm Bedtime Bear Plush

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When the franchise was introduced in the 1980s, a mistake was made while manufacturing the stuffed animals causing Bedtime Bear (blue) and Wish Bear (aqua) to swap colors. As soon as the mistake was discovered, the two Care Bears returned into their appropriate colors. Later, a children's story was written explaining why the bears had switched colors. [4] New versions of the Care Bear Cousins were produced (with Proud Heart Cat sporting a different color and the same symbol she had in the 1980s franchise). Two of the Cousins, Treat Heart Pig and Noble Heart Horse, were never produced as 13-inch plush toys in the 2000s, and the Care Bear Cousins were not relaunched in the 2007 relaunch of the franchise. The franchise consists mainly of the Care Bears themselves, as well as the later additions the Care Bear Cousins. Both of these groups live in the Kingdom of Caring, which is made up of Care-a-Lot (the home of the Care Bears proper) and the Forest of Feelings (the home of the Care Bear Cousins). In 1989, Carole Ashkinaze of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution referred to them as "the whimsical, late 20th-century descendents[ sic] of what we used to know as guardian angels: furry, friendly, adorable creatures whose mission is to guide small children and protect them from bogeymen". In 2020, Basic Fun! released a new Care Bears line of toys in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada.

Eventually, Grumpy is made to go with Tenderheart, Cheer, Share and Wish to Joke-a-Lot, and he eventually apologises to Funshine for his actions. Cheer Bear makes her animated debut in the very first Care Bears 1983 television special. After a boy named Kevin runs away from home, he ends up in the gloomy Land Without Feelings ruled by Professor Coldheart, who turns him into a Green Creature Slave. It's up to Cheer and the rest of the crew to defeat the mad professor and return the boy to normal. Champ Bear embodies sportsmanship and motivation with his sporty blue fur and a trophy belly badge. He reminds us of the importance of teamwork and fair play, encouraging a positive competitive spirit and resilience. 4. Daydream Bear Bedtime Bear is perpetually sleepy in nature, and he loves nothing more than a good sleep. He is often tasked with ensuring the restful slumber of children and Care Bears alike. Whether the situation at hand involves helping someone overcome a fear of the dark, curing insomnia, or simply providing a soothing presence, this dozy denizen of Care-a-Lot can always be relied on to make sure everyone gets a good night's rest. His personality is fitting to his horoscope, which is Cancer.In Nelvana's Care Bears Family television series, Bedtime appears less frequently than in the DIC series. Grumpy is one of the main five recurring Care Bears in the series. He is an inventor and has invented all sorts of gadgets to make the Care Bears' lives easier. In this series, Grumpy has scruffy, rounded hair and is the shortest Care Bear out of the main five. Grumpy Bear has dark blue fur and his Belly badge depicts the easily identifiable image of a storm cloud with hearts or two replacing some of the raindrops. Grumpy is usually depicted with blue eyes as well. Cheer Bear has carnation pink fur and her Belly badge depicts the easily identifiable arch of a rainbow. In July 2011, American Greetings announced that another brand refresh and a new television series was in development to coincide with the franchise's 30th anniversary, and would be the first to be animated in CGI animation. [38] The central cast of Bears changed again, this time focusing on Tenderheart Bear, Cheer Bear, Share Bear, Grumpy Bear, Funshine Bear, Harmony Bear, and new addition, Wonderheart Bear.

Forest Friend Bear (1980's) - Sea Friend Bear (1980's) - I Love You Bear (1980's) - Baby Hugs Bear (1983) - Baby Tugs Bear (1983) - Grams Bear (1983) - Secret Bear (1984) - Share Bear (1984) - Champ Bear (1984) - Harmony Bear (1985) - Surprise Bear (1985) - Daydream Bear (1985) - Prize Bear (1985) - True Heart Bear (1986) - Perfect Panda (1986) - Polite Panda (1986) - Gramps Bear (1986) - Take Care Bear (1987) - America Cares Bear (1991) In The Big Whifflesnooze, when she gets highly caught up on work, she accidently tends to a problem that causes every Whiffle to fall asleep. In Water, Water Everywhere, when water is being taken in an area of the Silver Lining and Funshine notices the Bad Crowd taking it away, Grumpy believes that Funshine is playing another one of his pranks.

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Cheer Bear is once again a main character in the 2012 Care Bears: Welcome to Care-a-Lot television series. She is characterized much the same as in previous shows, but now considers herself a full-fledged cheerleader who breaks into cheers and encouraging chants all the time. When not tending her garden, she is involved in most activities and special events around Care-a-Lot, including a pumpkin-carving sleepover, setting up the annual group picture, or playing a game of Honeyball. Swift Heart Rabbit, featuring sky-blue fur and a flying heart belly badge, represents speed and agility. He encourages us to move swiftly toward our goals, emphasizing the value of determination and persistence. 11. Treat Heart Pig

Despite his antisocial traits, he's not above sharing a smile with his friends on special occasions, even if he pretends not to like it. Bedtime is a frequent character in DIC Entertainment's Care Bears series and has appeared in many episodes. After The Hub cancelled Welcome to Care-a-Lot, on January 15, 2015, Netflix commissioned a new TV series called Care Bears & Cousins. [42] This series was basically a continuation of Welcome to Care-a-Lot, but with the reintroduction of four of the Care Bear Cousins – Brave Heart Lion, Lotsa Heart Elephant, Cosy Heart Penguin and Bright Heart Raccoon. The series was originally expected to premiere in 2016, but the release was pushed forward to November 2015 when it premiered with six episodes. It was followed by another six episodes. As with Welcome to Care-a-Lot, then-renamed Splash Entertainment did the animation for this series.present: Grumpy Bear may be a bit of a grouch but his grumpiness reminds us that it’s okay to be grumpy sometimes – as long as it doesn’t last too long. Grumpy Bear’s tummy symbol — a rain cloud with falling hearts — is a reminder that even when we’re less than cheery, we are still loved by those closest to us. It’s good to know if you are a good person, especially if you’re self-questioning, like, “ Am I a bad person?” What is your unique ability?