Barbie is practically a music star, right? The doll is Mattel’s flagship and arguably the company’s most profitable and unique product. However, she is not the only one.
Mattel has other dolls besides our beloved, who live action movie It is set to open in theaters worldwide in July.
In this article, we will mention 10 more games from the company. Start this reading for Barbie’s “family.” Let’s go?
Beyond Barbie: 10 More Mattel Dolls
monster high
Those you know, right? They are also famous. But you probably didn’t know they’re also from Mattel. Launched in 2010, the Monster High dolls blend fairy tales and horror movie creatures, creating toys that have a unique look that is both creepy and, of course, scary.
after height
The Ever After High dolls are part of the Monster High spin-off. They have an atmosphere based on the world of mysterious and colorful fairy tales and are drawn into a plot that includes conflicts between kings and rebels – those who did not have a happy ending.
witches
Another spin-off company, Mattel? Yes sir! I mean, in a sense… the initial idea was for Enchantimals to be a derivative of Ever After High, but the draft was discarded and they had an original plot to call their own. The series follows half-human, half-animal creatures (and their pet companions).
Cave Club
Fancy a mix of Barbie and The Flintstones? This is the formula for creating cave clubs. The dolls have a mixture of prehistoric times with modernity and futurism. Their clothes feature animal prints in neon colors and accessories with references to wildlife.
syllabic
You probably know these darlings from movies and miniseries, not dolls. Launched in 2002, it’s a group of teenage girls, with a more modern wardrobe, makeup, and hair. Sadly, it didn’t “happen” enough and was discontinued in 2011 – but you can still find some episodes of the series on YouTube. Youtube.
Diva Stars
Launched in 2000, Diva Starz began as an interactive game and was only later “released” for its own line. The brand had a video game, website, and activities that give depth to the characters. But the joke ended in 2004.
A creative world
With this line, Mattel wanted to play a bit with doll customization and also with the labels of what is “masculine” and “female.” The Creative World dolls, released in 2019, featured wigs of various sizes and genderless clothing.
Adolescent trends
Teenage trends had a unique difference: they were much larger than the others. Measurements were about 40 cm – in addition to being fully articulated.
look hot
directly from years 1980the Hot Looks dolls come with the hallmark of that decade’s style: big bows, lush hair, prints, flashy colors and everything else they deserve.
What’s her face
Have you ever thought about owning a doll with a completely unique face, because…well…you created it? This was Mattel’s idea with what drew it. The toy came with a “blank” face and you can paint it however you like, with the help of the stamps that came with the doll.
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