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Sky Dancers are a line of toys that were popular in the mid-1990s and were the basis for an animated series.[1] The toys consisted of a pull-string base and a doll with foam wings. When the doll was inserted into the base and the string was pulled, it would launch into the air and spin its wings like a propeller as it flew, similar to a helicopter.Although the dolls had foam wings to prevent injury, more than 100 injuries were reported, ranging from temporary blindness to facial lacerations requiring stitches. Galoob, the manufacturer of the toys, recalled them in June 2000 after less than six years on the market; nearly 10,000,000 were recalled.

Galoob launched the toys during the 1994 winter holiday season, and were greatly successful.[citation needed] Galoob later released a similar toyline aimed at boys, Dragon Flyz.

The toys were re-released in 2005 with an adapted design, manufactured by Play Along Toys.

Although the dolls had foam wings to prevent injury, more than 100 injuries were reported, ranging from temporary blindness to facial lacerations requiring stitches. Galoob, the manufacturer of the toys, recalled them in June 2000 after less than six years on the market; nearly 10,000,000 were recalled.[2]

Sky Dancers
Genre	Fantasy
Created by	John Gentile Anthony Gentile Savin Yeatman
Directed by	Frédéric Dybowski
Voices of	Kerry O'Malley James Michael Andrea Burns Donna Daley T.J. Benjamin Johnathan Khan Davis
Composers	David Friedman Carolin Petit
Country of origin	France United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	26 (27 in the U.S. version)
Production
Executive producers	Marty Abrams Marc du Pontavice John Gentile Anthony Gentile
Producers	Marc du Pontavice John Gentile Anthony Gentile
Editors	Xavier Franchomme Rodolphe Ploquin Daniel Reynes Florence Poli
Running time	22 minutes
Production companies	Gaumont Multimedia Abrams/Gentile Entertainment Active Entertainment
Original release
Network	France 2 (France) Syndication (United States)
Release	January 26 – July 26, 1996

In 1996, the toys were the basis for an animated television spinoff produced by Gaumont Multimedia[3] in association with Abrams Gentile Entertainment. The series premiered on France 2 on April 12, 1997, and had twenty-six episodes.[4] The series follows five students at the High Hope Dance Academy under Queen Skyla, who work to defend the kingdom from her brother-in-law Sky Clone. Sky Clone killed his brother Skyler, Skyla's husband, as revenge for him being selected as king over him, but was unable to gain control of the Sky Swirl Stone, which gave the Sky Dancers their powers