I have never understood why Maxie's World was made or how it became somewhat of a hit in 1989? Because if you see an episode of Maxie's World I think Hasbro wanted to cash in on another series based on a toyline the same way that they did with Jem And The Holograms and they thought after the success of the Jem And The Holograms cartoon Hasbro thought the same thing would work with Maxie's World because Maxie dolls hit store shelves in 1987 and the cartoon would debut in syndication in 1989. But as I watched an episode of Maxie's World I can see why it was somewhat of a hit because it is similar to Jem And The Holograms minus the music videos and music storyline but Maxie's World seems to be identical to Beverly Hills Teens which some of the Beverly Hills Teens characters do appear in some Maxie's World episodes. But in my eyes Maxie's World was meant to sell Maxie dolls because more Maxie dolls were made by the end of the series but the line ended in the 90's. I also cannot figure out how Claster Entertainment co-produced the series along with DIC Entertainment and I think Sunbow Productions/Marvel Productions should've produced and animated Maxie's World since Sunbow Productions was owned by Hasbro in my eyes and that would've made it better

I think why Maxie's World was made was simply because cartoons based on toys were huge in the 80's and just like what Hasbro did with My Little Pony Jem and Transformers and GI Joe they made cartoons out of toy lines because they thought the cartoons would help sell the toys. But with Maxie's World I think it would've been better if Sunbow Productions/Marvel Productions would've produced it instead of DIC Entertainment because how DIC Entertainment got to produce Maxie's World instead of Sunbow/Marvel is a mystery. But you can see why Maxie's World was short-lived was simply because the Maxie toyline had run it's course and before it ended in 1991 Hasbro wanted to see how a Maxie cartoon series would work in cartoons. And the result was stellar