The world of toys "Monster High": dolls, review, description

Dolls "Monster High" appeared on the market about 10 years ago. Almost immediately after having won frenzied popularity among girls of all ages and adult collectors, by now these amazing dolls have spread all over the planet. If they still frighten you and surprise, perhaps this article will help to look at them from a different angle. After all, "Monster High" - dolls, whose review will seem interesting to those who have recently discovered the wonderful world of the "School of Monsters", and those who have long been "in the subject".

Legend of "Mattel": fearless monsters

Factory "Mattel" - one of the world's leading manufacturers of toys. This is the first "Barbie" descended from their conveyor belt, which subsequently conquered the whole world. They created the fairy world "Ever After High", populated by amazing characters - the children of the heroes of old fairy tales. Their authorship also belongs to the legend of the "Monster High".

Dolls, whose review we will carry out today, have cartoon prototypes. A series of cartoons about the "School of Monsters" and its students is not just a marketing move, but also a popularization of the idea. And the idea is that to fight fears, sometimes you just need to look them in the face, get to know them better, accept them. Perhaps, fears are not terrible, and acquaintance with them will result in a strong friendship?

Main and minor characters

Let's consider more details of the characters inhabiting the world "Monster High". Dolls, whose review should be conducted in the first place - these are the main characters of the series. These include:

• Strict beauty Cleo de Nil, daughter of the Egyptian mummy;
• Fashionable hooligan Claudine Woolf from the family of Werewolf werewolves;
• A romantic dreamer Draculaura, a vampire by birth, but a vegetarian by conviction;
• Clever and silent Gulia Yelps, whose parents are zombies;
• Pretty beauty of Laguna Blue, born in the depths of the sea;
• Freak and inventor Frankie Stein, the daughter of the famous monster.

These six dolls were the first wave. Since their release, many years have passed, and the manufacturer has expanded the collection many times over this time.

Followed by them came out and the characters in the background: shimmering northerly Abby Bomineble, techno-beauty Robekka Steam, translucent Spectra Wondergeist, nature defender Venus McFlip and many others. I must say that each character has his own style, which does not repeat. The faces of the dolls are molded on different molds and do not resemble each other. There are also different bodies: for example, ver-cats and ver-wolves have clawed legs, between the fingers of the Lagoon there are membranes, some characters are endowed with wings and tails. Currently, Mattel produces three different anthropomorphic bodies for monster girls: classical (which most characters are made of), teenage (Twyla and Howlin Woolf), adult (Claudia Woolf, Nefera de Nile, Hanni Swomp).

But even this is not all! There are very special images of "Monster High" - dolls, the review of which deserves more attention.

Atypical dolls

The first special doll can be considered to be Directress Blodgood. Her head is removed, because she is the daughter of the Horseman without a head. Very interesting character Hudu Voodoo - he was made of fabric, and not made of plastic. Vaidona Spider has 4 pairs of limbs (legs and 6 arms). Iris Klops has only one eye. Recently the series was replenished with dolls-mermaids and even a centaur.

The male population of the "School of Monsters"

Of course, many teenage girls have lovers. Noteworthy is the review of the dolls "Monster High" male. The series includes dolls-boys: Gil Weber, Dews Gorgon, Invizi Billy, Slow Mo and other cartoon characters. Their bodies are bigger and more manly than girls, and hair can be made from kanekalon and rubber.

Not just toys

Today, the "Monster High" dolls are bought not only for games. Adult collectors have not overlooked these cuties. One likes to just store them on the shelves, and others go the other way: they are blogging about their life or are looking forward to new releases in order to shoot another review of the Monster High doll (Bersik, for example, the famous collector-blogger). Often these dolls become heroes of photo shoots and clips.