![]() ![]() ![]() The Woobie: Zero from Counting on Zero.Unintentional Period Piece: The W's in Letter Factory and both installments of The Talking Words Factory, while managing to incorporate a pronunciation pun out of it, are very clearly designed after hip-hop fashion from the late 90s that eventually fell out of style by the late 2000s.Viewer Species Confusion: Penny of the Scout and Friends video is a hamster, but some think she's a guinea pig.Made especially cruel since Tad is singing it out in the cold, while it's snowing. Tear Jerker: In A Tad of Christmas Cheer, when Tad does a duet with Mrs.The five direct-to-DVD movies between Letter Factory and (Learn to Read at) The Storybook Factory, as well as some of the early Leapster installments, have adult fans who grew up on the series and revisit them for nostalgia purposes, with some nostalgic fans being surprised at discovering the All-Star Cast of voice actors that was used for them.Ports of emulators and open-source games can be sideloaded into the device, provided you have the right tools for the job. A number of electronic toys from the company attracted a cult following amongst hardware hackers as they all run on an embedded Linux distribution.Even today, the Scout and Violet toys don't just attract kids. Many of the plush toys manufactured by the company also attracted college students due to their cuteness factor, this was Lampshaded in a Leapfrog commercial in the late 90s/early 2000s.Then again, the Fly Fusion's packaging and design is a notable aversion to the typical infantile fare LeapFrog is known for anyway, as it is explicitly marketed for older audiences. Businessmen and geeks alike love them so much that it spun off a professional pentop computer product for the adult market segment. Perhaps infamously, the Fly Fusion Pentop Computer.He's a cloudcuckoolander chicken who sings opera, and even though Leap is a jerkass to him, he takes it all in stride, making him all the more likable. Ensemble Dark Horse: Opera Rooster from Learning with Leap. ![]()
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