Disney has just released some new Disney 100 Anniversary merchandise including as set of 12″ Mickey and Minnie Mouse dolls for about $200. This isn’t too terrible for collector dolls, except they look kind of creepy, in an uncanny valley kind of way.
Let’s take a look!
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Limited Edition Doll Set – Disney100 – $199.99
I find them creepy-looking. Maybe it’s the long legs?
The dolls are limited to only 4,750 pieces.
“Celebrate Disney’s 100th Anniversary with this limited edition ”platinum” Mickey and Minnie Mouse doll set. Our dashing duo dazzles in their gleaming party attire with delicate embroidery and gemstone studs. Appearing as they do at the Disney Parks, this two-piece set was meticulously designed by Disney artists to bring the magic alive for you to enjoy in the decades to come.
- Limited Edition of 4,750
- Includes Certificate of Authenticity
- Fully poseable
- Display stands included
- Comes in elegant window display packaging with gatefold foil slipcase
- Iridescent Disney100 logo on box
- Magnetic closure”
Minnie:
- Fully sculpted head as she appears in the Disney Parks
- Glittering ”platinum” dress and trims
- Embroidered fireworks and gemstone studs
- Mesh puffed sleeves
- Satin head bow
- Purple satin belt, bow, and sash at waist
- Sculpted heels and evening gloves
- Silvery bracelet
- Lace trimmed pantaloons
- Minnie silhouette base for display stand
Mickey:
- Fully sculpted head as he appears in the Disney Parks
- Glittering ”platinum” tuxedo jacket
- Embroidered fireworks and gemstone studs
- Satin bowtie
- Vest with silvery studs
- Purple pants
- Sculpted metallic shoes
- Mickey silhouette base for display stand
The display stands lock together to form a heart.
I like the idea in theory, but the dolls just look really weird to me. I think it’s because they look like 12″ dolls in Mickey and Minnie costumes and not Mickey and Minnie. If you think about it that way, it makes sense.
What do you think? Comment and let us know!
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