Toys ‘R’ Us Plots Surprising Comeback With 120 New Stores—But They’re Not Just for Kids
Remember when you thought your Funko Pop phase would last about as long as your New Year’s resolutions? Yeah, well, buckle up, because Toys ‘R’ Us is crawling out of bankruptcy’s grave with 120 new stores—cashing in on the rise of adults (like you, probably) who can’t resist plastic nostalgia wrapped in credit card debt . I mean, at what point does owning that limited-edition Boba Fett become “an investment” and not just an elaborate way to avoid maturing? It’s wild, isn’t it—childhood dreams meeting adult wallets, colliding in a fluorescent-lit aisle near you . Curious if this comeback is audacious genius or just a desperate grab for our collective inner child? Let’s dig in! LEARN MORE.
Toys ‘R’ Us announced the opening of 120 stores, a comeback for the once-bankrupt retailer hoping to capitalize on a growing number of adult toy collectors. What do you think?

“l, too, recently declared bankruptcy then got really into Funko Pops.”
Amirah Hirani, Roller Rink Owner

“I hope they’ll be providing a post I can tie my child to while I shop.”
Leo Skaggs, Celebrity Podiatrist

“Most kids can’t appreciate the complex narrative possibilities of the See ’N Say.”
Colton Ott, Strobe Light Operator













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