Werepuppy's A Doll A Day Challenge 2020

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92. Z is for Zatanna



A magic universe from the DC Universe! Most often associated with Batman or John Constantine, Zatanna apparently has some of the greatest raw power of magic users in that universe.

She's very cool, basically. This is the Justice League Dark figure of her, I believe. Can't quite remember off-hand.

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93. Cup of Tea



Yeah, this cuppa might just hold enough tea for Basil's liking. Plus, it's got a really cool design on it. Says he.

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Basil sure has the right idea on taking it easy.

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Basil sure has the right idea on taking it easy.

He is the take it easy king, says he. LOL.

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94. Kitten Catfé Purrisa Girls



A new little blind bag toy trend. Mum found them on special offer at the local supermarket a while back and picked them up because she thought I might be interested.

I will say in terms of packaging? These are actually pretty cool - the cups they come in are reuseable for cold drinks only and every the plastic packaging is minimal in comparison to some other blind bag toys. The dolls themselves are a decentish height and they have five way articulation - head, arms and legs.

Would I run out and buy more though? Probably not. As cute as they are, I prefer being able to pick the exact one I want and this is not the "blind bag" that does that for me. Still little cuties, though.

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95. Mystical Minnie



A plush for me that was only bought to hide Mum's gift for mother's day. Glad I did though, she's very soft and has a lot of interesting design elements in her. There's this running release called the Main Attraction with Minnie this year that is being based off park attractions. Obviously the one I'll be gunning for isn't until October. But yeah. Not much to say about this girl. She's just a cute wee plush.

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96. Na! Na! Na! Surprise



I've mentioned before I'm pretty fond of rag doll styles, right? Those plush type dolls? If you remember that, it's little wonder that I picked up one of these. Her name's Mina, btw.

Another technically blind box doll, only not. See, the Na Na Na Surprise dolls each have a sticker on the front of them with a symbol. This symbol lets you know which one you're getting - the codes can be found easily online.

Packaging is... Okay, I'd prefer not to have all the confetti stuff, but it's a simple bag that can easily be recycled. The plastic box they put in it is very annoying though and I wish they'd not gone for that. The dolls also come in an animal shape fluffy purse which can be easily reused as well.

The doll itself? Well, as you can see here, Mina is a little cutie. She has five points of articulation - head, arms, and legs, and comes with a little outfit. I really love her boots. The faces are printed on, and they're expressive.

Series 2 of these dolls is already out, so that would be a thing. Having looked at them online, there is one I would like to get, but it will all depend on if I can find that one online. Still, actually kind of worth their costs, but if they were a few pounds cheaper that would be much better.

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97. Possible Bucket?



We found this... I think it was a candle holder. Anyway, we found it and wondered if it would work as a bucket type seat for Basil. What do you think?

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I think Basil likes it.

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I think Basil likes it.

He does seem quite fond of it.

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98. Size Test: Hayley



Back when I showed off dear Time Bear, a few people asked what her jacket would look like on some of the dolls. Hayley is MSD sized, so here is how it looks. Length wise? It's pretty perfect, but it's far too wide on her.

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99. Size Test: Olivia



Trying Time Bear's coat on Olivia. This look sort of works, but once again it's far too wide for her.