Mattel’s "Wicked" movie dolls are pulled from at least three major retailers following a packaging misprint that lists a porn site.

In anticipation of a family-friendly box office smash, Mattel and others have produced a lot of merchandise for the film. The porn-linking toys were singing Glinda and Elphaba dolls. Retailers such as Target and Walmart have already delisted the toy from their online databases, but pictures of them still exist on eBay.

The dolls were removed from Amazon and Target after a labeling error linked consumers to a pornographic website.

The toy company Mattel is facing blowback after consumers noticed the packaging for dolls designed to look like characters from the movie Wicked directs people to an adult pornography website, which

Mattel, the company behind Barbie, has issued an apology after QR codes on some Barbie doll boxes were found to link to inappropriate websites. The is

In a statement to TODAY.com, Mattel confirmed the mislabeling. The toy company said it “was made aware of a misprint on the packaging of the Mattel Wicked collection dolls, primarily sold in the U.S., which intended to direct consumers to the official WickedMovie.com landing page.”

In response to the viral posts, Mattel released a statement acknowledging the "unfortunate error" and pledged to take swift corrective action

A typographical error on the boxes has wrapped the toy company in a major controversy, stating that it will take "immediate actions to remedy it". Social media was buzzing this weekend after several users noticed the glaring mistake made by the American toy company Mattel on the packaging of its new doll inspired by the main character of the movie Wicked.