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They're to blame for an entire generation's collective body dysmorphic disorder.
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It's already begun. I work at a vintage store and someone dropped off a couple of Bratz in their donations. >

The reason old dolls are creepy is usually the Uncanny Valley nudging it that way due to them looking somewhat like babies or people but unnaturally so. So I'm not entirely sure they'll be seen as creepy anymore than the classic barbies or action figures are since Bratz and LOL dolls in no way resemble actual people. >

I would be surprised if they kept up that long. Most of the creepy old dolls were made with quality or at least some long banned plastics that could survive an atomic blast. This shit nowadays will have dissolved into Microplastic within a decade or two >

LOL dolls are the only toys my niece wants or plays with. All the adults hate them because they make an ungodly amount of trash and they're so small that pieces inevitably get lost within a few hours. >

Don't give "mascot indie horror games" ideas. Poppy playtime already has wannabes and they're even more predatory with their greed. >

I watched a few vids on people making those ugly Bratz dolls look less stupid and more "real". Was really cool. Not as cool as when they change those dolls into monsters and such tho.