I'm doubting they have feet since the shoe straps conveniently cover where the joints of the peg feet would be, as well as Pinkie and Twilight both are in the cheaper versions with molded clothing, so I wouldn't be surprised that they have coloured legs and shoes to simulate stockings heh.

So a toy that's meant to encourage hair play lacks, well, hair? :/

When it has a similar price point to other fashion dolls, that's kind of awful and can't be excused for being a cheap doll when you can clearly see that Equestria Girls' hairstyles aren't even half as styled as Monster high, Bratz, Barbie or La Dee Da. I could understand the hair being thin for hairstyles like ponytails, pigtails, up dos, etc to make the hair less bulky, but for a character like Twilight's, her hair is free flowing and thus encourages to be brushed and styled, and having such a big bald spot makes me incredibly wary of the quality of these dolls. It's quite sad because the more I hear about these dolls, the less excited I am about them.

I really love dolls and I really love My Little Pony. But knowing how cheaply made these are is a disappointment, especially at such a high price.

Heya, I believe I finally found a trade person so I'm putting the ponies as traded. Thank you all for your interest!

Bumping.

I second what VioletCLM said (sorry tried to quote you but couldn't). If you want hasbro to make new and unique brushables, then buy them. Make sure to buy the new collectors set from toys r us as soon as it comes out. Thats how hasbro knows to make more, to take chances on new molds. The first set seemed to be a shelf warmer at my local toys r us. It was a bit expensive, but not much can be done about that.

I literally bought 20 of Pinkie Pies to use as custom bait at one time and have bought many multiples of the mane 6 as custom bait, but honestly there's only so many you can buy of the mane 6 before you run out of customizing ideas on the same base. Plus that collectors set NEVER made it to Australia and I had to spend $100 AUD to be able to get a loose set of it, so how else am I supposed to show Hasbro that the lack of variety in brushables should be remedied?

The only new single pack character released this year was sunset shimmer, which is kind of sad for a line that was meant to be focused on brushables.

Just a bit of an update, I manage to secure myself a gil from another source (trading another doll for him so I still have the ponies to trade) so I'm not looking to get him anymore. However I find a lot of people's local areas still don't have the MH boys in yet so I'm just going to follow up on people who confirmed that their stores had an MH boy in stock because I don't wanna have people running around looking for them and wasting their time doing so cuz I feel really bad for doing so ._.

As a side note, I have a MIB Daisy Dreams (fluttershy is cut off cuz a friend wanted her) and MIB Star Dreams I'm also willing to trade though I'm not sure if they're worth enough trading for a MH boy.

The thing that weirds me out is how each doll has an individual sculpted top but they all have holes in their backs for the wings despite having distinct faces.

I honestly think these are much more smaller scaled dolls, much like the Petite Blythes Hasbro made, so they would be closer in scale to the brushable ponies.

And here I thought we'd get some decent monster high knockoffs.