MGA Entertainment

American toy company

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2024 Rainbow High underwent a soft reboot, introducing a slime gimmick similar to Rainbow Surprise.
September 2024 T.I. and Tameka 'Tiny' Harris won a $71 million lawsuit against MGA Entertainment for violating the intellectual property rights of their music group OMG Girlz through L.O.L. Surprise! O.M.G. dolls.
July 16 2024 Zapf Creation AG was officially renamed to MGA Zapf Creation GmbH following the complete acquisition.
2023 MGA announced plans to acquire the remaining stake in Zapf Creation.
2022 Launched L.O.L Surprise! B.B's Born to Travel video game for multiple platforms including Steam, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
November 14 2022 MGA Entertainment acquired the Australian animation studio Pixel Zoo, subsequently renaming it MGA Studios.
October 2022 Released L.O.L. Surprise! Winter Fashion Show movie.
February 2022 MGA released Shadow High, the first official spin-off of Rainbow High, representing a rival school with grayscale colors.
2021 Released L.O.L Surprise! Movie Night video game for Nintendo Switch.
2021 Classic Lalaloopsy dolls returned to celebrate the brand's 10th anniversary.
2021 Bratz relaunches the original 2001 dolls for their 20th anniversary.
October 8 2021 Released the first feature-length L.O.L. Surprise! animated movie on Netflix, titled 'L.O.L. Surprise! The Movie'.
2020 MGA launched an audiovisual franchise for Rainbow High, creating web series and animated shorts predominantly released on YouTube and later available on Netflix.
2020 Won Doll of the Year award for L.O.L. O.M.G. dolls and Toy of the Year for the main L.O.L. Surprise brand at the Annual Toy Industry Awards.
2020 Released L.O.L Surprise! Remix: We Rule The World video game for Nintendo Switch.
August 2020 The NPD Group reported Rainbow High as the No. 3 best selling fashion doll line and No. 7 best selling doll line overall in the U.S.
July 2020 MGA Entertainment introduced the Rainbow High doll line as a spin-off of Poopsie Rainbow Surprise, featuring colorful dolls with inset eyes.
June 2020 Instagram influencer Amina Mucciolo (Tasselfairy) accused MGA Entertainment of plagiarizing her likeness in the L.O.L. Surprise 'Rainbow Raver' doll. MGA initially denied the allegations.
June 2020 Following significant backlash, Isaac Larian deleted his controversial Twitter messages, posted an apology, and subsequently took down his entire Twitter account.
April 2020 Announced a special edition Frontline Hero charity doll during the COVID-19 pandemic, with one dollar from each sale going to MGA Entertainment Cares non-profit.
2019 Expanded the L.O.L. Surprise brand with the L.O.L. O.M.G. fashion dolls line.
January 2019 MGA Entertainment launched its new Australian office, expanding its international business presence.
2018 The Project Mc2 product line was discontinued after a three-year run.
2018 Bratz returns with a collector line designed by Hayden Williams.
2018 Isaac Larian, chairman and CEO of MGA Entertainment, announced plans to open an Australian office in early 2019.
March 13 2018 MGA Entertainment submitted a bid for the Canadian division of Toys 'R' Us, working with a group of toymakers to potentially keep over 700 locations open in Canada. CEO Isaac Larian emphasized the importance of Toys 'R' Us Canada to the toy business.
2017 The Project Mc2 Netflix series concluded after running for six series.
2017 L.O.L. Surprise doll assortment was the #1 toy in the US through November, according to The NPD Group.
2017 Lalaloopsy was revamped with a new Netflix show called 'We're Lalaloopsy'.
2016 Bratz is discontinued due to low sales and dissatisfaction from children and fans.
December 7 2016 MGA Entertainment launched the L.O.L. Surprise! toy line, which became a massive success in the toy market.
2015 MGA launched a live-action Netflix series for Project Mc2 in collaboration with AwesomenessTV, a Viacom division.
2015 MGA Entertainment introduced the Project Mc2 product line, featuring science sets and dolls with the tagline 'Smart is the New Cool'.
2015 Bratz relaunches with completely new branding, head and body molds, and the return of the original logo.
2014 Bratz takes a hiatus to rebuild the brand and attempt to recapture its original success.
January 13 2014 MGA filed a complaint in California State court seeking over $1 billion in damages following a procedural issue with a previous judgment.
2013 The Lalaloopsy toy line reached its peak popularity.
2013 Bratz receives a new, taller body design and a brand new logo.
April 2011 A federal court jury in Santa Ana, California awarded MGA $88.4 Million, ruling that MGA didn't steal the Bratz doll idea from Mattel and finding Mattel liable for stealing trade secrets.
2010 MGA Entertainment introduced the Lalaloopsy brand with the tagline 'Sew Magical, Sew Cute', featuring dolls that magically come to life when their last stitch is sewn.
2010 Bratz returns for its 10th anniversary with new body designs and makeup that resembles the original prototype dolls.
December 7 2010 Lalaloopsy won the People's Play Award for large dolls.

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