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Super Grover Plush

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Does anyone else find it a little strange that there continues to be plush merchandise of Super Grover? That incarnation of Grover seems to be such a product (pardon the pun) of the 1980's that it almost seems obsolete to this era of the show.
 
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I don't, really, Super Grover has created a bit of a fandom throughout his time that even younger fans know him like that as well as his normal self. Plus there's Super Grover 2.0 on now that is reintroducing Super Grover to the next generation also plays a role. Even if there wasn't merch, I think that Super Grover would continue to be known to each new generation.
 
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