Monster High Lagoona Blue Doll and Neptuna Pet Piranha
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 List Price: $21.99 Sale Price: $73.44 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Eligible For Free Shipping 
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Product Description
Monster High Lagoona Blue Doll with Neptuna Pet Goldfish Lagoona Blue is one of the coolest ghouls in school with her trendy fashions, accessories and scary cute pet pet goldfish. And she has very famous scary cool parents as well. Lagoona Blue is the daughter of the Sea Monster. Doll are fully articulated so she can be posed in many different ways. Includes 1 doll, pet, accessory, diary, brush, and doll stand.
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- The Monster High Girls are freakishly fabulous
- Coolest ghouls in school with their trendy fashions, and scary cute pets
- Daughter of the infamous Sea Monster
- Dolls are fully articulated so they can be posed in many different ways
- Includes doll, pet, accessory, diary, brush, and doll stand
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I am an adult doll collector, and I LOVE the Monster high dolls. They are adorable and strange, and very poseable. Yes, they do come apart (some articulated dolls do…I’ve got several 27cm obitsu dolls as well that do the same thing, albeit with ‘tighter’ joints). I think that they were probably aiming for an older audience (preteen maybe?) with these toys. The joints could be a little less loose, and they definitely need to put out a Ghoulia doll (maybe more clothes as well for the characters). But all in all, I think the dolls are wonderful, and quite appropriate for girls who play carefully instead of dragging the poor toy around by the hair or a limb through the dirt. Like with all things, one really needs to use common sense when purchasing toys for younger children. If it has small parts, probably not for them. (and FYI- some of these prices on amazon are ridiculous. If you are paying more than 20 bucks before tax, keep looking!)
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I made the mistake of opening the box and when I went to pose her for display I noticed she had two right hands!!! Mattel doesn’t sell replacement parts for the dolls, so if you open it you’re S.O.L. I originally purchased her at Target for $16.99, so go there first before you pay over $20.00. I went back today and purchased another one to switch out the arms and return it if I can. Other than that, she is VERY cute. I think they were meant for display more than play as their limbs tend to fall out easily. I purchased all four of the single dolls at Target within the past few days, so if you go TO the store they are sure to have them in stock. They have a lot of the Cleo dolls, probably since she is in a 2-pack which I have no intention of purchasing due to Deuce Gorgon, ugh! Whoever designed that one should be fired!! I wish they sold Cleo by herself…Anyways, just check what you buy and how much you spend to save yourself some grief!
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This doll is really pretty and sweet. She’s beautifully sculpted and has lots of creative detail. This isn’t a doll for young children, mostly older girls. Her hands, arms and fins are removable for easy dressing, therefore these small parts need to be handled carefully. I found that her curls were flattened a little in the packaging. She’s very poseable. Her feet are really cute, but I don’t think there are many other doll shoes that will fit her. Or her body and clothes for that matter. She has a very small body. She comes with a booklet that has a few journal entries in it. Its cute. I enjoy her a lot.
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My Grand daughter was so excited to get this doll. She has all four now and plays with them all the time!!
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For parents and others concered with loose arms of these dolls,
I own this particular doll and I too noticed that the arms pop off very easily. There’s a trick I learned with action figures that works with these dolls as well. If you have a toy with a loose “peg and socket”-type joint you can use clear nail polish to make it tighter. Simply coat the “peg” part of the joint with a thin layer of clear polish, allow it to dry completly before reinserting it in to the “socket”. Add more polish, or remove a layer of it(with a nail file) until you have achieved the desired tightness to the doll’s joint. I did this with my doll and her arms are still removable(with greater effort), but they stay snuggly in place on their own.