JAKKS Pacific is ready to rumble. JAKKS, one of the US's top toy companies, makes and sells action figures (including licenses for Pokémon, UFC), die-cast and plastic cars, electronic games, dolls (such as Cabbage Patch Kids, Fancy Nancy), pool toys and floats, Halloween costumes and dress-up products, children's furniture, and pet products (including American Kennel Club, Cat Fanciers Association). Its playthings and other products are sold to US mass merchandisers, such as Target, Toys "R" Us, and Wal-Mart (which together account for more than 50% of sales); drugstores; supermarkets; and warehouse clubs. In 2011 Oaktree Capital Management LP offered to purchase JAKKS for $650 million, but was rejected.