Dollfie Dream DDDY Miu Amaha finally arrives!

[Misheru]

Her sister Michiko was on hand to greet her:

















Thanks for letting me share!!!

[zirconmermaid]

She's great! I love those outfits and her pink hair!! I hope we see lots of her. My husband was floored, he says they named them appropriately!

[haruredjen]

I love Dollfie Dream, I can't help it. I love boobies. I have a big place in my heart for anime looking dolls. She's so awesome!

Please let us know if you find clothes other than Volks that fit these well endowed girls. I have a couple of big-boobed Obitsus that don't have a lot to wear. Volks stuff is expensive (though nicely made).

[Greyhaunt]

And I see an itty bitty kitty (nekomimi) down there too!

[Misheru]

Thanks everyone!

I have several fashions from Dollmore and Kio to try on her soon, so I will let you know how they fit. Hubby also has a big-boobied Obitsu so he can give a fit opinion as well.

And yes, Greyhaunt. Since Miu has the little plushie (orignally named Pannya, but we named her Skiffy- a Blade Kitten thing), Michiko has her own tiny Gretel-faced nekomimi named Kit.

[TheHighlander]

Finally the other half of our 10th anniversary gift arrives, I have my Obitsu and Misheru has her Dollfie Dream Dynamite. Miu is absolutely lovely. She's gorgeous, and has that special anime aesthetic that just somehow works. Her outfits are amazing, but she definitely is a 'big' girl.

I've discovered that this scale of doll, really grabs your attention. I mean, my dolls all find a pace in my heart, but these big girls really carve out a special place for themselves. I can totally understand now why Japanese collectors will take their dolls to shows and other events and literally carry/cradle their doll with their forearm/hand as they walk around the event.

Anyway, my Gretel head has been painted by Misheru, and she did an excellent job. With eyes and a wig, and a body now, she is gorgeous. I'll post some pictures when I can, probably later in the week. Her name is Mariko, as in the Lady Mariko from the novel Shogun. I'd read the novel a couple of times long before the TV mini-series happened. It was my first taste of Japanese history and culture. Anyway, Mariko is gorgeous, and I'll have some pictures of her soon.