In 1990 Kodak introduced a set of plush characters named Kodak Kolorkins and to honor their debut a commercial was made. The Kolorkins were the size of the Aurora stuffed animals and consisted of a pink elephant a yellow animal and another orange animal and the Kolorkins had names relating to film and pictures such as Pixel and Focus. To get them you had to send proofs of purchase and a mail order form stating which animal you chose. In 1991 the promotion continued with the addition of a blue animal joining the set. The Kolorkins were such fun mascots for Kodak that I don't know why they discontinued them in commercials but if you can locate these plushies they are a good collectible for commercial fans
Bestie

Hi, Bestie! Kolorkins were pretty popular, but I think Kodak went bankrupt and stopped making them. I thought they were pretty good, but it was weird that a camera company was making toys.
DTK