YDDZZM Space Girl Series Figure, 8.6 inch Action Figure Gift Doll Collection for Boys and Girls (Summer)

I needed a pale body for a small doll head and I really like the additional hands.

Perfect for my needs. Great quality!

My daughter was so happy from the design

Good quality, great articulation and awesome accessories!

Space Girl Autumn caught my eye immediately with her punchy cyberpunk/vapor wavecolor scheme and unique overalls, so I couldn’t resist her. I figured she’d be designed to stand on a shelf and maybe her arms would bend expressively. It was a pleasant surprise to discover that she’s a modular, Obitsu-esque resin and vinyl doll with plenty of articulation under her costume!Her proportions are a little unusual, I assume in part to reinforce the illusion of her helmet creating a curved lens, like looking at eyes through thick glasses. Autumn’s head looks a little small when you take off her helmet, especially in contrast to her broad shoulders (which support the helmet), but things even out when you remove the large molded overalls to get a look at her figure and consider clothing options.I love how strong she looks and feels! The vinyl lower torso (which covers what appears to be a durable plastic armature/spine/skeleton) is sculpted to give her an impressive six-pack, something you don’t see a lot of on dolls. She has a fair bit of heft to her even with her overalls and shoes off. It’s a shame the overalls make it impossible to meaningfully pose her legs (though she will stand on her own with the broad, stable base formed by her pant legs and shoes!), because she does have double-jointed knees and swivel thighs that would permit all kinds of expressive poses.She comes with a little plastic bikini top to switch with (or wear under) her bandeau top, but I couldn’t get it to fit. (G3 Draculaura will probably inherit it.) It feels like something she grew out of after six months of really hard work at the gym, so collectors who like giving their dolls backstories have something to work with here.She’s not perfect. One of the magnets on her helmet collar wasn’t glued in properly or never got attached, but that’s an easy fix. I do wish she had a waist or bust joint, since the vinyl seam gives the impression of a joint where one doesn’t exist, but I can live without it. I would have liked a slightly less opaque helmet to better see her minimalistic, sweet face, but it’s no kind of dealbreaker.Space Girl Autumn is a fun springboard for customizers or collectors. She has a distinctive aesthetic and unusual build for a feminine anime-style figurine, and her weak points are few enough for her price point after coupons or discounts that I can absolutely recommend her.

This YDDZZM Space Girl Series figure is a cool addition to my collection. I've collected both action figures & fashion dolls, so I especially like it when I find something that's a bit of both. I really liked the outfits on all the versions, but I especially loved the design for WINTER (kind of like an Metaverse anime space girl crossed with The Hardy Boyz).The proportions are balanced, and the figure can stand on her own. (Though I would probably still put her on a doll stand just to not have to worry about the figure tipping over everytime the shelf got bumped.) It has several points of articulation, but while she's in her PVC wide-leg pants, only the ankle (& above-waist) joints can be flexed. Love the cool magnetized helmet lock, though I do wish the visor were less opaque so the face could be visible even while the helmet is on. I usually prefer life-like hair, but the molded hair works for the anime/manga hairstyle. (There are bits of the mold marks on a couple spots of the hair, but not too bad.) It's cool that the outfit is not simply molded to the figure but actually removable (and so also changeable, if you want to dress her in other outfits). And kudos for the makers labeling this doll/figure good for both boys and girls.

I got this figures and thought they were from the same vendor and reviewed it the same of the first one I gotten. The review is as followed As a photographer I dabble in all sorts of photography. Photographing action figures is one of them. This figure has what it claims 26 points of articulation, different styles and looks good on a shelf. This Cyberpunk-esque figure has a unique modern hip hop and futuristic space vibe combined. While the figures stand out as their own, their outfits are reminiscent of other popular anime. They stand pretty tall at about 9inches, posable and outfits can be changed for different pieces included. They do not bought up. I added LED for my photo shoot. My only problem is the outfits, particularly the bottom is not cloth/fabric and is made from a large piece of rubber.

The doll is cute and suitable as a collectors item for a teenager. My toddler, on the other hand, looked at the doll one time (when she got it and opened it) and never played with it again. So I’d say if you’ve got a pre-teen/teen this doll may be suitable but it is absolutely not toddler approved.