Different dolls were used in the movie which all vary in some way so I wouldn't sweat it too much.

Thank you

Right, I’m turned off by this. I preordered the 200 one but now knowing it doesn’t come with the box, im thinking if I should cancel and order the 500 one but it’s so expensive

I added some socks on him and it works. Helps fill the shoe up and keeps in place.

Ah! Let’s do that for sure. Thank you!

I don't think you can really give instructions on how to cut the hair especially how it is in the movie. That's just something you have to learn on your own. I think the easy and smart thing to do is to take it to a professional stylist with reference photos from the film to and have them cut and style it exactly as seen in the movie.

@@B1Kobe0824 I agree with you. However, I shouldn’t have to do that either. The hair should have already been cut the way it was supposed to. Styling the hair on your own was not in the sales pitch.

The feet aren't really an issue if anything the clothes are a little bit baggier on some people's dolls and thr hair is long on purpose so people can cut the hair themselves. Its not that hard or you can bring it to a barber shop worst case scenario.

Hopefully you get it too. When I go to the Trick or treat Studio website it says that mine will be shipped by January. Even though I already received mine. Could be some lag on their end. Fingers crossed you get it by Thanksgiving

ghey also get my preorder on October and now they say they dont shipping anymore international 🖕😡

Touché! Thank you for the feedback man. Learned something new today because of you. The socks is a great idea! That is definitely going to be added.

Looks pretty decent for the price point but screen accurate is a bit of a stretch. The hair would need more that just teasing as it's way too long for starters but not a big deal really. But at first glance the coveralls do look cheap and the body reminds me of the reviews of the Saw (Billy) puppet where it looks professionally made on the box just like in the movie. But when you open the box the body is very flat and flimsy. And something about the face idk just looks slightly different. But the guy in the video mentions that the face is a little wider than the original so that could be it. Still great for $200 and the best cheaper version on the market but not exactly screen accurate namely when it comes to the body, coveralls, and hair.

@@B1Kobe0824 Well, also to be fair, the original TOTS good guy doll isn’t all that screen accurate either, but at the end of the day they are mass produced dolls so you can’t complain too much. with a better hair cut, and perhaps a more accurate coveralls and sweater, the plush version would look more impressive than the original tots doll. but then again, it’s all opinion based right? 😂

@@izzystone6885 it's pretty close. The body is just made the way it is in order to pose it for display. And sure it doesn't have things like the battery compartment but all that can be done with a good rehaul. But still a better made doll with more to work with out the gate given the higher price tag. TOTS gives the ability to get horror replicas at a more affordable price but this particular doll was made was made for those who do not have the means of purchasing the $500 doll which is already a fraction of independent works or fans that refuse to pay the higher prices.

@@izzystone6885 well doing all that would be the same as rehauling the original wouldn't it Lol? And I do have photos of a rehauled Chucky. And for only $300 more it included a touch up paint, wig, battery compartment added, etc. Straight out of the movie without having to pay the hefty $1,500 - $2,000 price tag for the labor from an independent artist.

The original has the better clothes and wig material(from what I can tell by watching videos(I havent got the plush one yet). They both have their pros and cons. I am personally keeping my original, but I will be swapping all the parts around. I'm putting the originals clothes and wig on the plush version.

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