Instead, it was an increase in sales of Disney Princess toys, Trolls dolls, and a resurgence of the Furby brand that drove the sales increase. Toys targeted at girls (Hasbro changed their wording to "targeted at" from "for" in recent years after a consumer-driven movement for more gender parity in toy sales) rose a staggering 56.7% in the third quarter (toys targeted at boys went up 2% and games went up 13% as well). Disney Princess, including the unstoppable juggernaut of Frozen sold well, and the new Trolls movie launchin in November saw those toys, originally created in 1959, get a drastic boost. Japanese-based sensation Yo-Kai Watch was also a strong contributor this quarter. Hasbro's stocks went up over 3 percent to $78.75 a share in premarket trading on the back of the overperformance. That's a net income of $2.03 a share, which also beat analysts by 29 cents. Hasbro should have a strong fourth quarter on the back of Star Wars toys, annual strong sellers for the company.