After the toy company conglomerate launched its limited-edition Barbie dolls in collaboration with Universal Picture’s new Wicked adaptation, eagle-eyed shoppers noticed that one of the websites printed on the boxes linked to a similarly titled porn site.

The toymaker sparked a scandal last month after the packaging for some "Wicked" merchandise directed customers to an adult film site.

Mattel was sued on Tuesday by a South Carolina mother for mistakenly putting a link to a pornographic website on packaging for dolls tied to the blockbuster movie "Wicked." In a proposed class action filed in federal court in Los Angeles,

Dolls of characters in the hit movie went to store shelves with an error that send customers to an adult film site, prompting a South Carolina mom to file suit against the toy maker.

An attorney in the proposed class action says, "Parents trust that products marketed to children are safe and free from risks of exposure to harmful content."

Mattel issued a recall of the dolls but didn’t offer a refund. By explicitly advertising the toys to children aged a

According to Variety, a South Carolina woman is launching a class action lawsuit against Mattel after her young daughter accidentally visited the illicit site that had “nothing to do with the Wicked doll.