This is Dunkie, the Dunking dude of the '50s. He was their mascot and a beloved donut head. The rolls of leg and arm fat really quite appropriate

And this is why it as called DUNKIN

There were 52 varieties, all delicious and made fresh every day rather than packaged from a factory and nuked on high

This was the branding from the time they were opened through the '60s

That's right kids, you could take home a giant munchkin doll to haunt your christmas dreams.

A bucket of munchkins

Do we even want to touch on how weird this was? Move over Mr. Potato head, Hasbro created this to go with the beloved Dunkin mascot of the '60s

Dunkie and the brown/yellow look of the 50s and 60s

In the mid 70s, Dunkin Donuts overhauled their old fashioned yellow/brown to create a new vibe

The purple/pink vibe carried it through the late 80s/90s

Instead of just donuts, it rolled out a few other menu items

Poor Dunkie was replaced with Fred

Easter Egg donuts of the '80s

In the '80s, Dunkin took a page from Dominos Pizza and started hosting fieldtrips

The 80s had a plethora of Dunkin roll outs