I was wondering are ALL Muppet full-bodied now? When I say "full-bodied", I don't mean "full-bodied" like Thog or Sweetums or even Big Bird, I'm talking about being "full-bodied" as in a Muppet having built-on legs (like monsters usually are).
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When they need to be.....they have multiples of each puppet for the various needs