Magoc talking kermit the frog Have you ever wondered what it would be like if animals could talk? Well, in the realm of magic, anything is possible. One such magical creature is Kermit the Frog, who possesses the extraordinary ability to communicate with humans through speech. Kermit the Frog, known for his lovable personality and iconic appearance in the Muppets franchise, possesses a special gift. He can hold conversations with people, sharing his thoughts, ideas, and even cracking jokes. This seemingly normal-looking frog brings joy and laughter to those around him with his witty remarks and warm-hearted nature. Imagine walking through a park one sunny afternoon, when suddenly you hear a voice.
Kermit is a great toy and a must for every Kermit collector!
If you squeeze his stomach, his mouth opens and he says the same thing only sentences at a time, and you have to keep squeezing his stomach to make him finish singing. If you squeeze his stomach, his mouth opens and he says the same thing only sentences at a time, and you have to keep squeezing his stomach to make him finish singing.
Imagine walking through a park one sunny afternoon, when suddenly you hear a voice. Expecting to see a person nearby, you glance around only to realize that the voice is actually coming from a small, green frog sitting on a lily pad. It's Kermit, engaging in a conversation with an unsuspecting passerby.
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Magic Talking Kermit
Mel Berghuis (8-30-99) - I recently bought the new Magic Talking Kermit doll, and I have to say that it is awesome!
He does a number of different things so it doesn't get boring. If you squeeze Kermit's foot, he says "Hi, Ho, Kermit the Frog Here, Everybody sing! I'm a Caribbean Amphibian." It has very good, clean quality sound for a toy.
If you squeeze his stomach, his mouth opens and he says the same thing only sentences at a time, and you have to keep squeezing his stomach to make him finish singing. If you close his mouth while he is singing, he hums instead of sings, just as you would if your mouth was closed. If you squeeze his right hand, he makes fly buzzing sounds. If you squeeze his stomach while he makes this sound, he "eats" a bug and says "Mmmm. Delicious!" If you press his left hand he says "Ribbit, ribbit."
Kermit is a great toy and a must for every Kermit collector!
Danny Horn (9-7-99) - This is the only Kermit doll ever produced as part of a Sesame Street doll line. It's a special doll made just for Sesame Street's 30th Anniversary, honoring Kermit as "Sesame Street's #1 Guest Star" and Henson for his contributions to educational television. This doll is a one-time co-production between the Children's Television Workshop and The Jim Henson Company (which owns the rights to Kermit).
The doll is bright green, with a slightly furry texture, and his collar is made from a light green, velvety fabric. A plastic "30th Anniversary" Sesame Street badge is attached into his collar, and a "Jim Henson" signature is stitched into the bottom of his left foot. When you press his stomach, he opens his mouth and says, "Hi ho, Kermit the Frog here. Everybody sing!" Then he sings the opening lines of "Caribbean Amphibian," following it with a "Ribbit ribbit!"
When you press his mouth closed, he'll hum the song, and you can alternately press his stomach and his mouth to hear bits of the song sung or hummed. If you press his foot, he'll sing the entire song. Press one hand and he'll say "Ribbit ribbit!" Press the other hand and you hear the sound of a buzzing fly - which he can "catch" with a slurping sound when you press his stomach. This doll is perfect for collectors and Kermit lovers, with lots of neat special features.
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If you squeeze his stomach, his mouth opens and he says the same thing only sentences at a time, and you have to keep squeezing his stomach to make him finish singing. If you close his mouth while he is singing, he hums instead of sings, just as you would if your mouth was closed. If you squeeze his right hand, he makes fly buzzing sounds. If you squeeze his stomach while he makes this sound, he "eats" a bug and says "Mmmm. Delicious!" If you press his left hand he says "Ribbit, ribbit."
Children gather excitedly around, amazed and delighted by the magical occurrence before their eyes. As Kermit speaks, he shares tales of his adventures, his dreams, and his love for entertaining others. His voice, filled with charm and charisma, captivates everyone within earshot. People cannot help but be enamored by this extraordinary phenomenon and the unique opportunity to talk to a frog. But what is it like for Kermit to have this magical ability? Being able to communicate with humans has its challenges and advantages. On one hand, Kermit enjoys the newfound attention and the ability to express himself fully. He is no longer confined to croaking and chirping like other frogs but can convey his thoughts and emotions more effectively. On the other hand, Kermit must navigate a world where he stands out among his fellow amphibians. He must balance his magical gift with his desire for a normal, down-to-earth lifestyle. Despite the odds, Kermit takes it all in stride, spreading joy and laughter wherever he goes. The adventures of Kermit the Frog, the magical talking frog, have left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. His ability to engage with humans in a way unique to his species has brought smiles to countless faces. Whether performing on stage, starring in movies, or appearing on television, Kermit never fails to enchant people with his charm, wit, and, of course, his magical gift. In conclusion, the idea of a magical talking frog like Kermit may seem far-fetched, but in the fantastical realm of magic, anything is possible. Kermit's ability to communicate with humans brings joy and wonder to those fortunate enough to encounter him. So, the next time you find yourself near a pond, keep an eye out for a small, green creature, because you never know when you might have a magical conversation with Kermit the Frog..
Reviews for "Kermit the Frog: The Magician of Puppets and Words"
- Jane - 1 star - I really did not enjoy "Magic talking Kermit the Frog". The plot was extremely confusing and felt disjointed, with no clear direction or purpose. The writing lacked depth and the characters were one-dimensional. I found myself struggling to stay engaged and ultimately felt disappointed by the lackluster storytelling. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a well-crafted and compelling read.
- Mark - 2 stars - While "Magic talking Kermit the Frog" had an interesting concept, I found the execution to be lacking. The pacing was off, with too many slow moments that dragged on and made it difficult to stay invested in the story. The characters felt underdeveloped and their motivations were unclear. Additionally, the dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with any of the characters. Overall, I was left feeling unimpressed and unsatisfied with this book.
- Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed by "Magic talking Kermit the Frog". The plot was predictable and lacked originality, making the story feel dull and unexciting. The writing style was also quite amateurish, with repetitive phrases and cliched descriptions. I found it hard to connect with the characters and their actions often felt unrealistic. Overall, I was not impressed with this book and would not recommend it to others.