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"While it may just be a Barbie map in a Barbie world, the fact that a cartoonish, crayon-scribbled map seems to go out of its way to depict the PRC's unlawful territorial claims illustrates the pressure that Hollywood is under to please CCP censors," said Gallagher, chairman of the select committee on the Chinese Communist Party.

At issue is a multi-colored, cartoon map from the film that shows a dashed line near where China would be found. Such a line, critics have said, resembles the "nine-dash line" used on some Chinese maps to suggest they control territory in the South China Sea, pieces of which have also been claimed by countries like the Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam.

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A still photo of the cartoon map from movie appears to show a blue, yellow, purple and green "World Map" with a blue figure labeled "Asia" on the right side of the map. An aide to Gallagher pointed to an eight-dot line protruding from Asia as evidence of the nine-dash line, though it is not clear if China is labeled on the map.

The issue at hand pertains to a scene in the film that the lawmakers say features a cartoon map (pictured above) illustrating and endorsing China's assertion of control over disputed territories in the South China Sea.

The toy is a pink city bus that is in the shape of a rectangle with multiple Barbie stickers on it. It has yellow 6 Spoke tires. Transparent parts can be located on the top. There is also barbie characters on the side of the windows and on the driver seat.

Bild Lilli had first appeared in comic strips in German tabloid paper Bild Zeitung, debuting in the Axel Springer publication's first-ever issue in 1952. Lilli, a secretary created by cartoonist Reinhard Beuthein, was confident, witty, and flirty.

"The 'Lilli' doll was the embodiment of an idea I'd pitched to Elliot and our other Mattel toy designers some five years earlier," Handler wrote. She said that while Lilli's face was "too hard-looking and cartoonish," her body "was another story."

Cartoon Network LA is the latin american feed of the American television channel, Cartoon Network. This channel and all the content (except Mattel related content) is owned by Warner Bros, Discovery. the channel has been airing barbie movies and other mattel content since 2016. The first barbie movie they aired was Barbie: Star Light Adventure. And the first series that they aired was Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures.

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The good news is that Barbie rents for pretty cheap, and on a number of sites. Most of the cartoons are on Amazon, YouTube, or Apple for about $4, with a couple notable exceptions. Barbie: The Princess & the Popstar will run you about $15, but to offset that, Barbie's official YouTube channel plays The Barbie Diaries, Barbie & the Diamond Castle, and Barbie in A Mermaid Tale 2 free for anyone to watch.

All the Barbie movies 2000s through 2019 are considered classics, and the films from 2020 to the present are a more modern animated design. Enjoy the cartoon Barbie movie animated posters and short film descriptions to help remember these Barbie fan-favorite films. ff782bc1db