Merchandise has always been important when it comes to the success of a cartoon. Some cartoons are made specifically to sell merchandise. Despite this, some shows never get merchandise. Luckily for us, my life as a teenage robot is not a show like that. Obviously, the most well-known my life as a teenage robot merch would be the DVDs. You can buy all three seasons on DVD on Amazon right now. Nick picks volumes 1-5 as well as the holiday volume feature episodes of my life as a teenage robot, which can also be bought on Amazon. An obscure piece of media, which I honestly didn't know about until now, was a series of my life as a teenage robot episodes on Hasbro's portable video now player. They used PVDs instead of DVDs. PVD stands for Personal Video Disk. One of these PVDs the player supported had, Return of the Raggedy Android, and the boy who called Robot on it. Nick Mixed Volume 7 and 12 also had my life as a teenage robot episodes on them. There was also an art book which focused entirely on my life as a teenage robot, which features comments from Robert and Zetty and Alex Kerwin. In America, it's only $10. So if you're a big fan of the show, I definitely recommend buying it. It's a very nice book. Hot Topic is also selling on my life as a teenage robot shirt, but it's currently sold out. Knowing Hot Topic's practice is, this shirt may never be sold by them again. And while it isn't technically merch, a lot of fans have expressed interest in the Jenny statue which is seen in this picture. It looks really well made, but unfortunately, the statue that we see here is the only one in existence. The creator of the show, Robert and Zetty owns it. Some dedicated fans have even posted some crafts on Etsy related to the show, and while it isn't official, it's still very nice looking and you can still buy it now. This merch includes decals, prints, charms, pins, and more. While we've gone all over the merchandise which was made for the show, we can always dream about the merchandise we'd like to see. It almost seems like every show and movie has a line of Funko Pops. I honestly don't know who asked for an upside down Olaf pop figure, but they made it for some reason. Funko has been partnering up with Nickelodeon and making pop figures based on SpongeBob. Ren and Stimpy, Rocco's Modern Life, Real Monsters, and more. Some of the characters with pop figures aren't very popular, which gives us hope to see a Jenny Pop figure someday. Nerdsmen 5.67 on DeviantArt drew up some concept art of what a Jenny Pop figure could look like, and I think it looks pretty nice. I'm honestly shocked that there was never a Jenny plush made either. I mean, she looks so adorable in plush form. I definitely would have bought one as a kid. We reached out to the My Life with a Teenage Robot fanbase on Facebook to see what merch ideas they have. David Goldin, one of the CM My Life with a Teenage Robot game, would be an awesome concept for a game, but unfortunately it never came to be. I talk about this more, but it's honestly a good topic for a separate video. Omega wants to see. Oh god, not that. Travis Moll mentioned that My Life with a Teenage Robot blankets and bedding would have been cool. Obviously the 2000s was crawling with bedwear with cartoon characters on them. I don't see any reason for there not to be My Life with a Teenage Robot themed bedsheets. A couple members also mentioned Bandai action figures for Jenny. Bandai figures tend to have high details, so it's not a bad idea at all. Jacob Syracuse gave us a lot of highly detailed ideas, but once stood out to me over the rest, My Life with a Teenage Robot Halloween costumes. We had two ideas. One was a Jenny Halloween costume, and the other one was Queen Vexis. I think that the Jenny costume would have been more likely, but they're both good ideas nonetheless. Anyways, that's about all the time we have. If you have any merchandise ideas, comment them below. I've been your narrator, Draven Landau. Thanks for watching. Thanks for watching this video. If you enjoyed it, leave a rating. If you want to reach us, leave a comment, or check out our other platforms. Links are in the description.