[ SECRET POST #2530 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2530 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't care about their bodies, I like that they're monster figures aimed at girls. Ten years ago it would've been impossible to find a zombie or vampire fashion doll and I love that it's now way more acceptable for girls to like "scary" things that were up until recently only were only aimed at boys. Sure they're all super thin, but they're fashion dolls, they need the same bodytypes so clothes can be easily interchanged amongst dolls.

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, this. I love that they're *monsters*. Plus, the dolls are clearly meant to be super reminiscent of the 80's and 90's is really appealing to adult collectors, on top of the fact they're adorable popular monsters.

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meh, they aren't really monstrous looking tbh.


here's a lady monster.

Re: WARNING FOR BROODMOTHERS

[(Anonymous)]

I actually kind of agree?

I looked into Monster High hoping that the monsters would, you know, but monstrous, and while I don't mind a couple of them looking like models-who-happen-to-be-vaguely-monster-looking, all of them really looking like that really killed it for me. :/

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[rivia]

yeah, like, here's two different interpretations of a harpy

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(the witcher 2)
i like them both, and even though the first one is decidedly more cute and humanized, she still fits the bill of "monster", ya know? something more than a couple of stitches and green skin to make someone a zombie, you can still be cute with some missing chunks of skin.

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[(Anonymous)]

Do you know the artist for that first pic?

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[rivia]

there's a link to their tumblr post right under the image.