I love the face art, the brows are adorable, and the hair is really soft! The design of the doll is also really stylish and fashionable! She's the only one that I personally love out of the four, but the quality of design for all four is there. You have your typical MGA attention to detail. However, the arms are a bit of a nightmare and honestly, this is getting out of hand. Seriously MGA? She can't even touch her face, OR fold her arms, properly. I've never seen MGA really get the articulation of a doll right, and while other dolls are fine (like the Rainbow High articulation isn't terrible), with THIS Omg Fierce line - where each doll is pretty much $40 each - they should really take some notes on JOINTS and ANATOMY, because this is embarrassing. This would seriously be worth the WHOLE $36.99 if the joints and anatomy were at least SIMILAR or CLOSER TO the Made to Move dolls. As someone who has been a fan of both MGA and Mattel dolls since I was a kid (I'm a doll collector now), I honestly believe that with so much quality design/fashion/style/colors, if these dolls had proper joints, or even just better arm articulation, then it would've been perfect! And if you think about it, it really is not too much to ask for, since Barbie has been providing better articulation with their Made to Move line for years + at lower prices. You could make the argument that, "this is a doll that is essentially made for kids to play blah blah blah" - but even in that case, I can't believe they expect parents to pay $36.99 + tax for one doll from THIS doll line with the terrible arm length/articulation that it has. I know that dolls aren't just for kids (but also doll collectors/doll youtube channels/doll photographers as well), but this is what I mean. Doll collectors like myself, and also doll photographers - what are we supposed to do with this? Have them awkwardly standing or sitting on a shelf with their arms down in a straight line??? Because if you try to pose them with the arms that they have in any other way, it's just going to look ODD and INHUMANE. I know I went on a bit of a rant, but COME ON man, I know MGA could make better articulated dolls than this, I mean they've been in business for a LONG time! I wouldn't even have that much of a problem with this doll if the arms weren't so long and had better articulation. Articulation for the legs was a step in the right direction, but just what happened with the arms??? Why make them so almost freakishly long??? To the point where she can't even cross them??? Or properly touch her face??? If the target market really was JUST for kids - even then! Do they seriously think that kids won't be imaginative enough to simulate arm crossing in their pretend playing??? I was when I was a kid, like what??? This is kind of disappointing at this point because they just didn't get the arms right. And it sucks because I really want to be supportive, but the articulation + how many years MGA has been in business + Made to Move having pretty much the best doll articulation for several years now before this OMG Fierce Doll line was even released + all of those things along with the price of this doll is making it difficult. I mean, who doesn't want to be able to have more pose possibilities for their doll? Especially with such stylish dolls as these. It's like I said, it'd actually be more worth the 36.99 if the doll had better arms articulation, at LEAST. I'm still going to leave 4 stars because to be fair, almost freakishly long arms + bad arm articulation is just one, not-INCREDIBLY-major, aspect of the doll, but it still very much so has impact on the overall product (at least, in my opinion). I also still love the fashion, the art, and the hair; and the fact that we finally have leg articulation for a type of omg doll, which is pretty much everything else. I'm not mad at all (I hope I didn't come across that way XD), just a passionate MGA/Mattel/doll fan that finds this simultaneously amusing and disappointing. But yeah, the quality is everywhere else but the arms + arm articulation so...4 stars from me. I also don't recommend this doll UNLESS you seriously don't mind overlooking the arm design. If you don't mind how limiting the arms are, then you'll probably love this doll, but if you do mind, then I would say to wait until MGA comes out with a doll line that has much better articulation. Either that or who knows, maybe they'll fix the body articulation for this doll line, which I honestly hope they do, because I love the idea of taller versions of OMG dolls!
