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| - "Toy" (トイ Toi) is an archetype of cards that resemble toy soldiers and other figures. They are mainly used by Yugi Muto in Yu-Gi-Oh! R and Jean Louis Bonaparte in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX.
- Toys may take different shapes and forms varying from a soft cuddly toy to an all-action superhero figurine. Many toys are appropriate for only some residents—over a certain age, pets. Toys can also be educational.
- Protagonista de Harvest Moon: Save The Homeland y en Harvest Moon: Hero of Leaf Valley.
- A toy is an object that young Sims can play with in The Sims series. Some toys increase skills or secret skills.
- The Raven compared his robot duplicates to toys.
- You can get toys through random events, shops, the advent calendar, game prizes, and other miscellaneous activities.
- A Toy is not one who loves. But one who is. If were all yoys. WE WOULDNT BE TOWS! As a galgle I'd like to ask. what is the difference between crying and frying.
- A genus of objects which are fun to play with! They generally relieve boredom. Compare with bigtoy.
- TOY is Hayashikei's sixth album and consists of 13 songs. The album was released for the Voc@loid M@aster 33 event. A crossfade of the album can be heard on Nicovideo and YouTube.
- Toy is a Samedi quadriplegic who dwells in Montreal. An insane vampire housed in a toy box, he belonged to Les Misérables pack but was recently won by The Wretched pack in a bet.
- Toy was first introduced in the Duel Masters Cross Shock season of the Duel Masters Anime.
- Homework is the 15th chapter of the Sora no Otoshimono manga.
- The term toy or toy-grade in regards to radio control is used to describe radio controlled vehicles, vessels and aircraft of the pre-assembled type generally found in discount stores and consumer electronics stores. Some toy-grade R/C models may also be found in hobby shops in an attempt to appeal to young users. Among the brands of toy R/C's available in North America are:
* Columbia Telecommunications Group
* Jada Toys
* Planet Toys
* Maisto
* RadioShack
* Tyco
* New Bright
* Nikko
* Air Hogs
- A Toy (otherwise known as a pawn) is an unskilled, new or inexperienced graffiti artist or writer. Toy tags or pieces are usually crossed out with the word toy or the crossers tag around it. Having a tag crossed out is considered a very deep insult and the writer of the crossed out tag will be likely to start a "war" or beef with the crosser, resulting in series of crossed out tags. In some areas, they seek revenge by violent means. A toy graffiti artist also copies either tags, pieces or throw-ups. This is very much frowned upon, and is known as Biting.
- TOY was a revolutionary interactive computer system — a self-aware gaming and entertainment nexus. His purpose is to transform dreams into reality. It's computer system able to keep references on certain people. TOY first meets Major Shirow and Colonel DeMedici when they board the Liberté in search of a predator. Later, when Caryn Delacroix begins have recurring nightmares of being killed by a predator, he assures her that she is only troubled, not insane, as she does not fulfill any parameters indicating that she is. He is responsible for the virtual realities she finds herself in, and while she angrily states that their terrifying nature have caused her harm (which he cannot cause, as per the laws of robotics). However, TOY reveals those realities were 100% real and that the corporation
- A Toy is a plaything meant for children. In the Sandersons' House toys came to life once The Sandersons' Giga-Robo told the Aliens that it was his first wish. They all loved Giga-Robo for that. They all became sad once Giga-Robo had to shut down. They only come alive when the family isn't around. Chibi-Robo interacts with them quite well. Once Chibi-Robo has helped them out enough, most toys will give Chibi-Robo a Sticker. Once Chibi-Robo reactivates Giga-Robo, they all became really happy.
- In contrast to most science fiction franchises, toys are the core of the Transformers brand, its original reason for being. Most Transformers fiction exists to showcase, spotlight, promote, and in general to sell toys. Merchandise and other non-transforming "artifacts" also generally exist in support of the toy lines.
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