Princess Natasha Fashion Doll

This reminds me of when I searched for that Terry Bogard action doll that barely existed outside of its production photos, collectible mysteries are always fun to me.

I remember the Toys R Us in my area being pretty notorious for bad stock and employees that didn't seem to know at all about the products that released so I wouldn't say it didn't come out just because no one knew back then, though it definitely doesn't help.

There's a website called Worthpoint which is a pretty good eBay archive and not many people know it exists, I actually did find listings for that Terry doll back when I was trying to find it. I did a quick search and unfortunately didn't find any for this doll but perhaps if you get more creative with the search words you might find something. Sometimes eBay seller list items with really strange words that can get overlooked.

I also thought that if this was a Toys R Us exclusive they might have had it on their webstore during the time of its release but I checked their site for 2005 and 2006 on Wayback Machine and apparently Toys R Us didn't have a webstore back then and sold products through Amazon instead. I actually wasn't aware of that so it seems like this doll would have been sold in stores only.

The creator is pretty easy to reach and he might know about its existence but usually creators have very little knowledge about the products that are made from their content. I reached out to C.H. Greenblatt a while ago about some Chowder plushes and he said he had no idea they even existed.

You might want to check out that video about the Terry doll in case it gives you more ideas on where to look but I'll keep an eye out for this when I'm looking for Cartoon Network collectibles.

Here's the link to the Terry video- youtu.be/Bx8FW5EVVJk