The theme of the Liv dolls is that they're ' real girls', they represent ' many races', they're ' smart', they're all about ' being yourself', etc.

For some reason, both the commercial and 'LivWorld' website seem to avoid saying the dolls are made by Spin Master - a company that primarily manufactures 'boy' and 'activity' toys. The commercial definitively made it sound like the dolls were only available to purchase via mail order, but apparently they're also being sold at retailers like Walmart. It looks like they have inset 'glass'-style eyes as well. ( ) However, the Liv dolls - Sophie™, Alexis™, Daniela™, and Katie™ - are larger (closer to Barbie®-size), their bodies are fully-articulated, and they wear wigs. )Īt first I thought it was an ad for MGA's Moxie Girlz™ (the 'successor' to the Bratz® line) because their heads sort of resemble the Moxie Girlz' 'carved out of a piece of soap with a butter knife' look. (Qubo mostly shows commercials for infomercial gadgets and 'boy' toys so it was a bit of shock to see dolls. This is the first time I've ever heard of them. Last night, I saw a commercial on Qubo for a new line of dolls called Liv™.

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