Tokyo A Go-Go tells the story of the Bratz characters visiting Tokyo. The fashion was designed after the designers saw Japanese Anime fans and Club Kids who love to shop in the city’s Shibuya district. Dolls in this line: Jade, Yasmin, Sasha, Cloe, Fianna, Tiana, Cameron, Dylan, and Eitan, Kumi (Collector’s Edition), May Lin (Collector’s Edition), Tiana (Collector’s Edition)

Kumi loves her camera - she takes it everywhere to capture the memories and the awesome new fashion ideas!" [6] Hey! My name is Tiana, but my friends call me "Hot Sauce" because my moves are fire on the dance floor." [1] Esta muñeca Cameron es parte de la línea Bratz Tokyo-A-Go-Go, influenciada por el estilo vibrante y los colores brillantes de la escena de la moda de Tokio. Cameron viene con un conjunto de trajes intercambiables, como todos los muñecos de Bratz, para que puedas vestirlo para cualquier ocasión. Cameron también viene con su propio artículo electrónico personal, junto con su llamativa ropa y accesorios, así como un artículo deportivo x-treme coleccionable..: Este artículo puede exponerte a cualquier forma de químicos, Favorite Class: Photography, I’m always snapping photos with my camera so it’s great to learn about it in class. Perhaps one of the most anticipated Bratz releases this year (or it was in my head, at least), the Mini Bratz dolls, playsets, and cosmetics are making their way to Target stores across the United States! The first display was found over a month ago, and Bratz fans—including myself—have gone feral since looking for them in their local Target stores since. I finally managed to find them last week at my local Target store and hit up some other Target stores in my area to find more, and even score an (empty) display box! Although I did not manage to get a full set of minis, I wanted to give y’all a detailed review with tons of pictures of the ones I did get! Keep on reading if you wanted to see more of this iconic Bratz release, including tips on how to get the Mini Bratz you’re looking for and where to buy them!

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I very rarely list names as a flaw since a doll can be renamed, but if you're overly sensitive to cultural appropriateness beware of this doll. LOL, be warned, I will delve into the world of weeabo in posts to come. I'll be hitting Licca-chan and her friends pretty hard, and since I like Japanese words I'll be lightly sprinkling in some terminology, more for educational purposes than anything. Different from the other Bratz. May Lin stands out in my crowd due to her elaborate traditional outfit, but she's still clearly a Bratz doll. I'm not sure if May Lin's obi is tied authentically or not, but I do know for a fact that it's not the darari obi that maiko often wear. Rather, it is tied in the aforementioned chouchou musubi, which is quite pretty and an accurate way to close a

As a last interesting little tidbit, my May Lin apparently isn't the only doll out there with that name. Once upon a time, Takara Jenny had a friend named...well, it isn't spelled the same way, but the doll's name IS a variation, Mei Len. Jenny's friend has a bit of an excuse though, as Takara has made friends for Jenny with a wide array of names from a wide array of places, and it would thus make sense that Jenny's friend Mei Len would be Chinese. Still, my May Lin is not alone in the name department. Para causar cáncer Vaya a www.p.gov para más información PROP 65 ADVERTENCIA: Este producto puede exponerlo a algunas sustancias químicas que se sabe que causan cáncer en el Estado de California Para más información, vaya a www.p65warnings.ca.gov.

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Accessories, with the exception of the fan, are wonderfully made. The fan can be easily repaired, so that's not a huge problem. Jade and her friends streak their hair with Day-Glo colors and pop mini skirts over jeans. As Isaac Larian said who’s the CEO of MGA Entertainment, “Tokyo is all about fashion”.