Rainbow High Jr.Ruby Anderson 9-Inch (23cm) Red Fashion Doll with Outfit & Accessories-Includes Fabric Backpack with Open and Close Feature-Gift and Collectable for Kids Ages 6+

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Cheerleader Squad, Winter Break, and Rainbow Junior High Series 1 consists of Series 1 characters with the exception of Avery Styles and Amaya Raine.

PRO TIP - WASH HAIR TO REMOVE STYLING GEL. When first unboxing doll, wash her hair thoroughly to remove styling gel and let hair dry completely. Then, her hair is ready to brush. LET THE RAINBOW COLORS SHINE BRIGHT IN FANTASTIC FASHIONS. Introducing Rainbow High Fantastic Fashion playsets. For the first time ever, you can get these playful and colorful runway gowns designed by your favorite Rainbow High characters in the hit Rainbow High Animated Series. Ruby, Poppy, Sunny, Jade, Skyler, Violet, and Amaya each let their true colors shine when designing these fun looks. GORGEOUS FEATURES. Ruby is dressed in RED from head to toe. She has gorgeous, detailed features in her fashion, beautiful red hair with curls, long eye lashes and glass eyes. Collect the Rainbow of all the gorgeous Rainbow High fashion dolls. Rainbow High so far only has two body types, which are female and male. The female dolls all share the same body molds. All dolls so far are 24 cm, making them the same height as shorter Monster High dolls. The bodies are made of high quality, hard plastic and the doll's hair is made out of nylon. The dolls are fully articulated, female ones has 11 points of articulation: at the head, arms, elbows, wrists, hips, and knees. The boys have 13 points, with all of the female points of articulation plus articulation at the ankles.The first ever themed/budget dolls released only 5 months after the debut of the doll line with the Cheerleader Squad dolls, which featured the main 6 characters in cheerleading uniforms. In a few months, Rainbow High shot up in popularity, being enjoyed by both a younger and older demographic of doll collectors. It especially sparked the interest of people who had previously grew up with fashion dolls such as Monster High, Ever After High, and MGA Entertainment's own brand, Bratzillaz, three doll lines that also have a high school element. Price point: Big brand toys are manufactured with the knowledge there has to be something available for every wallet. Price points are set store prices (with a small range each) which serve as a guiding point for the manufacturer in deciding how to finance the design a particular new toy. Lower price points correspond to "budget" toys and, high price points to "deluxe" toys, but are more specific as to how budget or deluxe a certain toy is. After the release of Laurel De'Vious and Holly De'Vious, the franchise have released multiple new and modified head sculpts.

Rewards expire one year from the date they were earned. If a reward has not been redeemed within one year, it will expire and will no longer be available for use. Modification and Termination DESIGNER ACCESSORIES. For extra storytelling play- she comes with her red sketch journal and matching pen. Sculpt: The design of any separate component of the doll as it is without paint, hair, and accessories. Rainbow High was designed by Michael Anderson. It first launched in late July 2020, and at the time were only at Target. They are now available in other stores. The first release was of the 6 main characters, making up Series 1. This release set the standard of having 6 characters being introduced in a series, with any additional ones being either parts of playsets like Amaya Raine and Avery Styles in Series 1, or special edition like Kia Hart.

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The first Playsets were released in early August, 2020 with the introduction of the Fashion Studio, Hair Studio, and Hair Salon. The Fashion Studio and Hair Studio sets came with dolls (Avery Styles and Amaya Raine, respectively), while the Hair Salon was the first playset to not include a doll. INSPIRE KIDS TO PLAY OVER & OVER AGAIN. Rainbow High Fantastic Fashion playsets come with a doll, runway gown, 2nd casual outfit, fashion doll accessories, and a sketch book! Kids will love recreating the stories from the animated series and coming up with their own stories. Scalping: Scalping is the practice of buying rare and popular toys with the specific goal of reselling them for a profit. Not only do scalpers profit from the shortage they help create, their actions also get in the way of those who enjoy the 'hunt' for new toys.