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EnglishWhat Is The Toy Pool and How Do Its Toy Collection Databases Work?
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The Toy Pool (thetoypool.com) is a multi-brand toy and doll database for collectors. It lets you browse figures and dolls by brand, type, character, or series, search for a specific item across every brand at once, and track what you own or want using a personal checklist and wishlist that syncs across your devices. It's most useful if you collect lines like Rainbow High, Bratz, Monster High, or L.O.L. Surprise and want one place to see what exists and mark what you have.
What The Toy Pool covers
The site organizes its catalog into brand groups, each with its own database and item counts. According to the site's own database page, the main groups are:
| Group | Examples (with counts where listed) |
|---|---|
| MGA Brands | Rainbow High (384 dolls), Bratz (343), Lalaloopsy (697), Na! Na! Na! Surprise (146), Yummiland (74), Bratzillaz (71), Project Mc2 (55), Dream Ella (48), Novi Stars (38), Secret Crush (35), CarTuned (23 cars), Mermaze Mermaidz (19), Mirror Mi (12), Glitter Babyz (11) |
| Mattel Brands | Enchantimals (626 figures), Cloudees (92), Cave Club (60), Kuu Kuu Harajuku (49), Barbie Dream Besties (20) |
| Hasbro Brands | Lost Kitties (280 figures) |
| Moose Brands | Magic Mixies (339 figures), The Zelfs (411 dolls), Kindi Kids, XOX Kweenie |
| Designer Toys & Blind Boxes | Pop Mart, Rolife, Tokidoki, Lucky Emma, Nendoroid |
| Multimedia Lines | Royale High, Disney ily 4EVER, Disney Descendants, Star Darlings, DC Super Hero Girls, Unicorn Academy, Wild Manes, Minecraft Merch |
| Other Brands | Aphmau, Hairdorables, Zombaes Forever, P.Lushes, Decora Girlz |
The site also links to sister databases for larger lines: L.O.L. Surprise (2300+ dolls), Monster High (1400+ dolls), My Little Pony (7000+ ponies), Littlest Pet Shop (6500+ pets), and Ever After High (200+ dolls).
How browsing and search work
There are two ways to find an item:
- Browse — start from a brand group, then narrow by type, character, or series. This is the better path when you're exploring a line and want to see everything in it.
- Search — use the search function to look up a specific name across all brands at once. This is faster when you already know what you're after.
The site states you can browse all brands by type, character, or series, so the same item can typically be reached from more than one angle.
How the checklist and wishlist work
Each item can be added to a personal checklist (what you own) or a wishlist (what you want). The site describes these as personal and usable across all devices, so your tracking follows you rather than staying on one browser. There are also dedicated Checklist, Profile, Wishlist, and Notes sections in the navigation.
A practical workflow:
- Pick a brand you collect.
- Browse or search to find the specific figure or doll.
- Add owned items to your checklist and wanted items to your wishlist.
- Use Notes for anything the checklist fields don't capture (condition, duplicates, trade status).
- Reopen the site on another device and check that your lists are still there.
Getting started
If you're new, the fastest route is to open the brand you collect most, scan its database for gaps in your collection, and mark those as wishlist items while checking off what you already own. From there, use search for one-off items in other lines rather than browsing each brand group in full.
One thing to verify yourself: the site doesn't publish pricing or payment details in the material available, so treat any cost or account requirement as unconfirmed until you see it on the site.