In China they don’t care about western “Diversity” concept

Sadly it's like that at Disney.

@@weedlakas9419 They were being serious.

It's made in China dolls

@@smb-c3po who?

Woonyoung from IVR has such legs and I'm not making fun of her

@@armyshope No one said anything about her and no one has legs like that

All Of The Color Cloths The Same But The Stitch On Gown Is Not Similar To The Gowns Draw Just Slight But The Dolls Has Completely Have A Same Stitch They Also Have On Their Neck But I Guess The Back Of It Theres No Remove Version Of That Ribbon

Same their is something fascinating about them to me

@@DylanRomanov same I think bootlegs are so interesting

Me too...he is so funny when he pronounce the nonsense this chinese knock off dolls had on the packages hehe

This is true! Seen it done with teenage mutant ninja turtle figures from back when I was a kid. the real toy and the knock off were from the exact same mold - although paint job & plastic quality made a pretty big difference.

Hate to break it to you, but China breaks copyright laws all the time. Quite famously, in fact, it’s kinda a meme.

Agree

Yes!

My cousin is such a spoiled brat she breaks dolls right after I give them to her.

@@armyshopeJesus I’m spoiled and I take a lot of care for mine

Yes, and I love his „What on earth…?“ !😉🙂

@@Gruenhaupt Yess totally 😆 Canon of best Joey's phrases which make your day 😄

Are they really removable? Pretty sure you can't take those dresses off without taking off their heads because of the loop 😂 spoils the illusion for kids haha

Each person is free to buy whatever they want

To be fair there’s always been knockoff dolls around, but they were honestly just 100% better than current knockoff dolls like these. I mean Barbie is basically currently a knockoff of what Barbie was before the 2010s and even 2000s.

Don't space the question mark! It is bad grammar

And cost less?

Yep, sure do, and their clothes were made better too.

@@smb-c3po yesss! My scene was originally 12 dollars in 2002 , now barbie extra is almost 30 dollars and still cuts corners 🤧

I'll say! I once found a LOL OMG knockoff at the supermarket of all places, and it was priced at $25!!

This reminds me of Bootleg Zones.

I totally think so! Especially that some of the knockoffs aren't this bad.. in one of Joeys videos (don't remember which one) was a knockoff LOL doll and I truly liked it, it has a lot of creative (or creativity?) potential!

A doll like this might have to be given a wig rather than a reroot due to lacking holes for hair plugs in the majority of her head, but I agree with you otherwise! This doll honestly would’ve been great for customizing if not for the legs.

@@therealkenny6 And then what?

No Elsa, it's Cinderella and I think it's a Simba face sculpt, and Aurora uses the same old Aurora face mold by Mattel.

I noticed this as well. LOL

@@TheStOne1 You might be right. Sadly, we don't have *Simba dolls* in the USA. So, I'm not familiar with all of their face molds, which is a real shame as they've released so many beautiful dolls over the years. 🤗

the disney store ones are really nice. they have nice faces there outfits are nice (the outfits are also removablue) and they have nice hair.

@@missroyaltea4012 I got Anna and Elsa recently and was disappointed in the quality of the material, it’s not far off from the paper feeling of this cheap knock off dolls, and I was really annoyed to find Anna is kinda similar to these dolls in that only the hair on the edge is long and all the hair in the middle was super short, if I was a kid I would have found that so disappointing. That faces are really great tho.

The headmolds are literally from the mattel dolls

he gives them away! (if they're not broken)

Omgggg right ???

To be fair Ariel is a ginger, and Elsa and Rapunzel were voiced by Jewish voice actresses. So there is some diversity.

Maybe they're all part of the LGBT+? 😂

@@dollydisney5570 Fair. But I think a child of color will still have a stronger connection, for example, with Tiana or Moana, than a Jewish child - with Elsa or Rapunzel, who were voiced by a Jewish actress. Especially in translation. With all due respect, I was in my early 20s when I started watching Disney movies in the original dub. Of course, I would like the appropriate actors to do the voice acting, but I think it is much more important in cartoons how the character looks. What image will the child want to wear on a t-shirt, or what doll will they ask their parents for. The voice is an important but relatively small part of the character that varies by country.

What are poc dolls?

@@pynkydoggykaguraminadessss6154 They're people of color dolls. So basically Asian or Hispanic or black or any race that isn't white.

To be fair Ariel is a ginger, and Elsa, and Rapunzel were both voiced by lovely Jewish voice actresses.

Fifty shades of white

@@dollydisney5570 I honestly had no idea that Elsa and rapunzel were voiced by jewish voice actresses.

Just like at Disney.

@@arcticxabyss were*