1991 is the twenty-second anniversary for the Nerf brand and the second anniversary for the Super Soaker brand.
Events
Nerf
- Kenner Products is merged with the Nerf brand from Parker Brothers. Hasbro then bought Kenner and obtained rights to sell Nerf products.
- All existing blasters are re-released in a new box style, which would be used until 1992.
- The arrow is first introduced.
Super Soaker
- The Super Soaker 100 is renamed the Super Soaker 50.
Products released
Nerf
Original Nerf
| Name | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Bow 'n' Arrow | 19.99 USD |
Nerf Sports
| Name | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Ninja Set | ? |
| Pro Hoop | ? |
| Turbo Screamer Football | ? |
Super Soaker
Classic Super Soaker
| Name | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Super Soaker 30 | ? |
| Super Soaker 50 | ? |
| Super Soaker 100 | ? |
Advertisements*
An ad from 1991 featuring the Bow 'n' Arrow.
An ad from 1991 featuring the Blast-a-Ball and Blast-a-Matic.
An ad from 1991 featuring the Turbo Screamer Football and Turbo Football.
An ad from 1991 featuring the Football, Soccer Ball, and Ninja Set.
An ad from 1991 featuring the Nerfoop and Pro Hoop.
The index to a catalog from 1991 featuring all included Nerf products.
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