Lilian by Mary-chan (Mc-lil.lzh)
Hm: I have to say, this is quite a cute little doll. I love the 60s fashion theme, you don't see many KiSS dolls taking advantage of it such an interesting era in fashion. The style is freaking precious, and the base is adorable. The artwork is well done and consistant throughout the whole set, and the clothes are detailed and really look like fashions from the 60s. I also like that the bangs and the back of the hair can be changed independantly. Some of my problems with it, though, is that about half of the hairstyles don't really fit the 60s theme, and the background is unfixed, which can be a problem for someone who has the bounding option off (like me). But it's a great doll, and I enjoyed playing with it.
Vote: Yes
Rick: Mary-chan has been putting out cute, fun dolls for a while now, so I was happy to see she'd released a new one. Unlike Jack, I didn't instantly notice the 60s-era fashion- she looked like one of the hippie chicks that hang out in my city! I really enjoyed the soft colors and the various patterns on the clothes- it really gave the character a cozy, country/nature kind of feel. The wardrobe was deceptively large and mix-and-matchable, as well. My main complaints would be the unfixed background- as Jack noted, this is really only a problem with people who don't use bounding, but since I am one of those people, it got on my nerves. I was also kind of put-off by the menu- some of the icons were a bit small and touchy. Some text pointing out what the different buttons were changing would also be nice. Overall, this doll is another success from Mary-chan, and a lot of fun!
Vote: Yes
Vote: Yes
Rick: Mary-chan has been putting out cute, fun dolls for a while now, so I was happy to see she'd released a new one. Unlike Jack, I didn't instantly notice the 60s-era fashion- she looked like one of the hippie chicks that hang out in my city! I really enjoyed the soft colors and the various patterns on the clothes- it really gave the character a cozy, country/nature kind of feel. The wardrobe was deceptively large and mix-and-matchable, as well. My main complaints would be the unfixed background- as Jack noted, this is really only a problem with people who don't use bounding, but since I am one of those people, it got on my nerves. I was also kind of put-off by the menu- some of the icons were a bit small and touchy. Some text pointing out what the different buttons were changing would also be nice. Overall, this doll is another success from Mary-chan, and a lot of fun!
Vote: Yes