In the early 2010s, Mattel was still wrapping its head around the massive WWE figure license and meanwhile, the product was changing considerably.

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No longer infused with "WWE Attitude" or really, "Ruthless Aggression," WWE was becoming increasingly PG. While they certainly continued to crank out larger 6 inch figures for the average and adult collectors, Mattel also wanted to capitalize on the PG era with figures that may appeal more to a younger generation.

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Enter WWE Rumblers, a line that was created in 2011 and featured tiny, cartoonish minifigures of most of the era's top stars. These are not to be confused with the Slam City line, which were created roughly around the same time. See below for just some of the examples...