Mattel Monster High BGG74 Daughter of a werecat, Catty Noir Doll

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Our Catty’s arms don’t have 100% posability, because the rubber bands holding Catty’s necklace on are stuck in her joints. Accessories: Her bracelet is pink she also has a pink belt with a silver 13 buckle, that hangs on her waist. Toy companies really don’t seem to like making non-caucasian-looking dolls, and when they do they’re even deliberately short-packed in many instances. They do make a hollow rattling noise when you move the doll, which is a little weird but not a problem. Her stand isn't very strong and it can't support much weight, so if she's tilted or leaning she'll fall over.

In contrast, many collectors in the States could not find her at all on the 13th, and the best sale on her was only a couple dollars less than I got her at the Canadian TRU.Clothes: She's wearing a sleeveless tube dress with a pink Union Jack pattern, along with mirror shatters and the number 13 hidden in it. Last year was the first time Monster High did a Friday the 13th doll, and it was kind of a big deal. The doll was a black and white version of Skull Shores Frankie Stein, set to be released the same day as the dvd – April 13, 2012. Her arms and hands are shinier than the rest of her body, and her shoulder joints are a little stiff, but those slight issues seem to be common with all the Catty dolls and otherwise she’s just perfect. Source] However, at the age of 16, the pressure of celebrity life, especially the cruelty of tabloid journalism, caught up with her and prompted her to put her career on pause for a while so she could get some time for herself again.

She doesn't look picture-perfect when she comes out of the box, but save for a few tangled strands of hair (her long hair gets a little messy at the bottom), I was surprised with how display-ready she was. There, they hope to witness the historic passing of the Crystal Comet at a hair-raising gala and monster skull-ebration. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out.

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