Source
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Differences from produced doll (if any)
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1987 US Hasbro Toy
Fair Catalogue, (same photo appears on the 2nd year
catalogue poster) |
- The graphic on her distortion modulator is different,
it has a different cord (green satin)
- The hair still looks more asymmetrical than the
produced dolls' but not quite as crazy as the quarterly
media guide photo.
- Her eye make up is also a bit darker, but not quite as
dark as that shown on the box back, the quarterly media
guide.
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Video Madness Welcome
To The Jungle front of box
photograph |
- asymmetrical hairstyle
- She is wearing thinner, non-foil bracelets.
- Make up (especially the eyebrows) appears much dark
- Tights look thicker/less zig-zaggy patterned than her
produced ones.
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Video Madness Welcome To The Jungle back
of box photograph (Same photo is used in the 1987
Hasbro Toy Fair catalogue) |
- asymmetrical hairstyle
- She is wearing thinner, non-foil bracelets.
- Make up (especially the eyebrows) appears much dark
- Tights look thicker/less zig-zaggy patterned than her
produced ones.
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1987 France/UK Toy
Fair Catalogue (French Shown). |
- Another different graphic on the distortion modulator,
its got a green holographic decal.
- hair again more asymmetrical looking.
- Clash's distortion modulator is called a "vocoder" in
this catalogue.
- She is shown wearing only one bracelet
- The make up is much more like the produced dolls' make
up than the other prototypes I've seen of her.
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Clash in the 1st
quarter and media guide, (see Brian's site for pics and more
info) |
- Hair is more like the purple rat-tail look we know
from the cartoon.
- The distortion modulator decal is slightly different
- Tights look thicker/less zig-zaggy patterned than her
produced ones.
- Her make up is also considerably darker.
- Thinner, non-foil bracelets
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Clash on her box back
(appears to be the same doll from the 1st quarter and media
guide), in a different pose/hair styling. |
- the graphic on her distortion modulator is different,
it has a different cord (cord satin);
- the hair also looks more asymmetrical than the
produced dolls'.
- She is wearing thinner, non-foil bracelets.
- Make up (especially the eyebrows) appears much darker
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Topolino |
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1987 Sears Canada
Christmas Catalogue |
Despite having a bad
hair day, looks like like the doll found on store shelves as
far as I can tell. |
Commercials |
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Other Print
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Illustrations: Hasbro
Box art |
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Illustrations; Hasbro
Promotional art |
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Illustrations:
Cartoon |
Clash
most closely resembles "The New Clash", which was a model sheet
revision used in the Glitter and Gold episode. The make-up is mirrored
in some scenes. Most notably the legs are bare on the cartoon; the doll
wore pink tights. As far as I know, Clash is never shown on the cartoon
with her distortion modulator and/or headphones. The bracelets on the
cartoon are shown to have "jingles" in them; the doll merely got pink
zig zag bracelets. The doll did not have earrings. There is no
buckle shown on the cartoon version of the belt. |
Illustrations: Clash
early model sheet |
Where to begin -
well, her jacket is sort of the same, otherwise she is
nearly unrecognizable. Thanks to Walter for sharing
this surprising find! |
Illustrations: UK
Comics |
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Illustrations:
Colouring & Activity Books |
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Integrity Toys doll | Hasbro
Clash
has long purple hair. The Integrity doll came with three separate heads
(!) the closest to the Hasbro version being the purple haired
head. It has
slightly shorter purple hair, but also has a rat tail; it is curly and
the bangs are not quite as spiked. The
make up on the Hasbro doll is much paler and is generally speaking
"flipped" from the way it is normally shown on the cartoon and on the
IT doll. The IT doll doesn't have a distortion modulator or headphones.
The IT doll has the bracelet cymbals that the character wore on the
cartoon -the Hasbro doll only has pink zig-zag plastic bracelets. The
jacket is fairly similar, as is the dress shape but the metallic
threads running through the Hasbro version are gone and the shimmer is
reproduced by microsequins instead. The Hasbro doll has much darker and
sparklier tights and her shoes are pink. The belt on the IT doll looks
much more like the first iteration of Clash - but the Hasbro belt looks
somewhat more like the "New Clash" design. Hasbro Clash doll doesn't
have earrings. |