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(More customer reviews)Ever since I started watching Tenchi Muyo, Ayeka was my favorite of the girls. I bought a doll like this over eight years ago at a Suncoast, and played with her daily. However, the doll I played with in the past was lost due to us moving things around in the house, and thus losing track of many things. I finally have an Ayeka doll again, so I'm glad for that. It's always a joy to have a tangible form of your favorite character.
The doll itself is very durable and moves into any position. However, as is the case with this line, her hair is a hard plastic and is very difficult to move without breaking pieces off. Even changing her clothes with other Barbie clothes was difficult due to her clothes having velcro in the front (no doubt to avoid the trouble of maneuvering around her pigtails), and other doll clothes velcroing in the back. My last Ayeka doll had her two ponytails in the back knocked off due to constant playing. I kept the ponytails, but was actually much happier than Ayeka could move her head more freely without her two pigtails keeping her facing forward.
So in other words, if you want this doll to remain intact (and by that I mean, with her two back pigtails), then don't try to move her head too much. And if she's sitting on something, make sure there's space in between it and a wall so her hair won't make it difficult.
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Tenchi Muyo Princess Ayeka Action FigureThe Tenchi Muyo figure comes with interchangeable clothes in a window display box.
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