L.O.L. Surprise! LOL Surprise Boys Arcade Heroes Action Figure Doll with 15 Surprises Including Hero Suit and Boy Doll or Ultra-Rare Girl Doll, Shoes, Accessories, Trading Card | Kids Age 4-15 Years

The media could not be loaded. We use the arcade machine as decoration in my little LOL fans room. She loves them and they come with a "secret coin" that opens the machine and it makes it very fun to open for her! The super hero costume is very hard to assemble and put on the doll but she's more interested in the doll anyway so I just put up the small pieces for when she's a little older and may want to use them. Other wise it was a great purchase. I also purchased 6 and ended up getting the entire series!! That was the most exciting part.

The package for these looks pretty cool. My 10yr old daughter has been eyeing these and dropping hints about them for her Christmas list, so I chose to by them before they sell out. I added my glasses to one of the pics to help give everyone an idea of the size. If you know your kids want these toys, I wouldn't wait too long. I remember waiting until December to buy the LOL surprise balls for the 1st season, and having to pay hyped up prices from private sellers because the toys were sold out everywhere! Anyhow, happy shopping, hope this info helped. (Just FYI, I'm not sponsored by LOL to review these toys, I just have 2 daughters, 20yr and 10 yr old, that have made me learn to shop early for popular toys. 😉)

My daughter loves it. So cool packaging very interactive with the kids

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The case they come in is so cute & reusable. The coun doesn’t go all the way in the slot & there is no were to put coin to keep it from getting lost. Wish there was a lil pocket for the coin to go in. The suit is quite easy to put on but legs & arms fall off easy.

I don't understand all of the adults who are weirded out about anatomically correct dolls. The penis is BARELY noticeable. And if your kid notices then you can educate them about it. That's your job. Toddlers should know the names of their body parts and the parts of people who are different.Any who. To the review. I buy these dolls for my 3 year old. She lives for them. Every time we leave the house we get a new one if we are near to a store that carries them. This specific doll comes with a mech suit. It's pretty cool. We were hoping we'd get the rare girl but its a blind unboxing so can't choose her specifically. The little one loves playing pretend and dressing and undressing her dolls. This one was a surprise for her and she loved that he came with the mech suit and the arcade game case.

The packaging shows you which character is on the inside, which we LOVE.Our little girl absolutely loves the series just as much as our little boy does. The suit is difficult for our 4 year old to put back together, but absolutely not impossible. Our 9 year old gets it back together every time now that we have figured out to put the suit arms on and together FIRST before putting the chest plate back on.My favorite part, other than the character reveal on the packaging, is that the arcade game goes back together for storage purposes and can fit a lot inside of it very easily.My only complaint is that there isn’t an exterior compartment for the coin (that acts as the key), and you can’t keep the coin on the inside of the box, otherwise it will be locked in.

I dont understand why people object to anatomical correctness, but there IS a label on the outside of the box informing of it.The arcade box is really fun, and the doll is adorable. My son really liked the secret rotating shelf inside the arcade for his accessories.BUT the armor, which is what my son was most excited for, falls apart very easily. There is a front and back piece to every part, so you can snap them together around arms, legs, torso, etc. But the "snap" part is really weak. Just moving the arms and legs will cause the armor to split in half again. Not practical for playing with.We plan to super glue the front and back pieces of the armor's limb pieces together and just slide onto the dolls arms and legs. The helmet and torso pieces stay together okay.I got it on sale for $8, so I'm not mad. I wouldnt pay full $15 price tag though