Yes, the toy category on the TEMU (Special Sale) platform usually requires relevant certificates. According to the regulations of the TEMU platform, the toy category needs to have certain qualification certificates to ensure the safety and compliance of the product. These certificates may include but are not limited to:

1. **CPC Certificate** (Children's Product Certificate): This is a certificate required by the US Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) and is applicable to toys used by children aged 12 and under.

2. **CE-Toy Certificate**: This is a certificate required by the EU Toy Safety Directive (Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC) and is applicable to all toys entering the EU market.

3. **Other safety certifications**: According to the requirements of different countries and regions, other safety certifications may also be required, such as ASTM, EN71, etc.

The TEMU platform may require merchants to submit copies of these certificates when listing toy products to prove that the products meet relevant safety and quality standards. If merchants fail to provide these certificates, the products may not be listed or may be removed from the shelves.

Therefore, if you are a toy merchant on the TEMU platform, you need to ensure that your products comply with all applicable safety standards and regulatory requirements, and prepare relevant certificate documents so that they can be provided to the platform for review when necessary.