So, late last year I came across this listing on Hamazon. This was before blind-box dolls became the Big Thing, and the price for these was fairly low at the time. I have no self control sometimes, so I bought the whole case and all the clothes, and let a friend unbox them vicariously with me via Discord.
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| "2022 Spring" gives me hopes for future fashion installments. |
The boxes are pretty sturdy, actually, much like the dolls inside them. The clothing set case in particular was very cute on the inside - the clothes come in little cardboard boxes vaguely shaped like garment bags and inside their case resemble a filled closet.
They do all have the same face, with very simple faceups, and if you check the pictures on the Amazon listing, you'll understand when I say they're cute alone, but just a little overwhelming in a group. The hair is soft and pretty plentiful on all of them, and they have those large, inset acrylic eyes. The pupils are all flower-shaped. Blue is the default eye color, but as with all blind boxes, you have a chance to get a rare doll with brown eyes...which I did. My twin-tailed blonde girlie has the brown ones.
They're all vinyl, as far as I can tell, except for their joints, but their heads aren't the soft type. You probably could customize them fairly easily, though.
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| Obitsu 11cm on the left, Lady Doolli on the right |
They're pretty similar in construction to the 11cm Obitsu bodies, but obviously a little taller. The heads on these dolls are rather large - they have SD/chibi proportions, really. Luckily, while they do bobble a little, the heads are easy to just pop off and back on...unlike their hands, which each doll comes with two sets of. Each one has the relaxed pair, and two little I-Love-You hands. The hands are removable, which is good since their clothes do not have velcro or anything for the most part, but I for one had a devil of a time getting them off and on again. Bruised up my little piddy fingers, I did!
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| Blonde-twintails' outfit. |
The clothes stop short of amazing, but for their size, they're pretty impressive. Especially the shoes. Look at those little treads! I had no trouble getting the headbands to stay on, but the dolls with barrettes gave me a little trouble due to the smoothness of their hair fibers.
Twintails here almost fits on the moped. I think it's the size of her head that throws the proportions off, because while the fit's a little on the snug side, she does sit securely enough. She's cute.
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| A morning at the baby-goldfish aquarium... |
They hold a pose pretty well and it's easy to get them to stand on their own with their shoes on - even the black-haired girl on the left with the heels. Purse did not come with the clothing set, by the way, it's one I painted just for this purpose.
As for clothes sharing, what I've found so far that they can wear...
...some Snapstars togs - this is Aspen's romper and vest...somewhat baggy...
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| ...please stop looking so concerned... |
Pinkie Cooper - in this case the Pinkie In Paris set I believe. The bodysuit is a smidge snug and the skirt doesn't sit quite perfectly, but the beret is a sure win. I wouldn't trust them in the basic dresses Pinkie and Co came in, though...
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| end of lunch t-minus 2 minutes, the aquarium top had to suffice. |
Cry Babies BFF clothes. Dotty's dress, in this case. It's a little loose, but very cute on her. I think she's keeping it.
These are the two I'm keeping for myself - the rest are being packed off to a friend or two. In the months since I stumbled across these, they've since come out with an absolutely fever-dreamish animated advertisement that's popped up on me a few times. Luckily, while it probably has sound, it's silent for me. I can only imagine how much of an experience it is when it's audible :'D
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