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The toyline was later turned into a short-lived animated television series, a series of comics and a video game (which contained some elements from the cartoon) for the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64.

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valentine's tablecloth and
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valentine's tablecloth and
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Valentine Tablecloth
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valentine's tablecloth.
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VALENTINES Tablecloth 54 x 96
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Hallmark. Peanuts Gang handing
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Valentine Duo Plaid Tablecloth
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Crafty Hearts Valentine's Day Plastic Tablecloth 54″ x 108″ Reviews Creative
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The toys were high quality, foam rubber collectible bouncing balls; however, the toys only sold well as a passing fad. There were two series of the original round Madballs collectible toys, each series consisting of 8 balls each as well as a collection of Super Madballs, a larger version of the original Madballs, shaped like other sports balls, such as the American-football-shaped "Touchdown Terror", the soccer ball named "Goal Eater", and the basketball named "Foul Shot". There were a total of 4 super Madballs in the larger series. There was also a short series of Head-Popping Madballs, where bodies were attached. Each of the heads on the Head-Popping Madballs were interchangeable, creating more possibilities for enjoyment. There was also a vehicle made for the Madballs. It was called the "Madballs Rollercycle". There were countless other licensed Madballs items, such as stickers (non trading), shampoos, Valentine's cards, tablecloths, silly string, party favours, and more along those lines.