#RVEXPO
Plush Doll Pool

Here are all the dolls.

As is so often the case in these situations, you can click on the pictures to see bigger versions.

There are also some videos about the dolls, so that you can see them in action:

Video 1: Features dolls #DDMR, #DDRR2, #DDYV, and #DDMMF.
Video 2: Features dolls #DDLR, #DDCM, #DDKD, and #DDDJP.
Video 3: Features dolls #DDBB, #DDSL, #DDRR1, and #DDBC.
Video 4: Includes dolls #DDTT, #DDFS, #DDWS, and #DDKTB.

Why are their names like that?

Those aren't their names. Those are Doll Designation Hashtags, arbitrarily assigned so that we can refer to the dolls unambiguously without naming them.

I have carefully avoided naming any of the dolls so that each doll's owner may enjoy that privilege. If you have some sort of problem that prevents you from naming your doll yourself, let me know. I'll figure something out.

#DDLR #DDMMF #DDKTB #DDKD
About four inches to a side. The back of the vest has a red skull on it. Scientifically inaccurate. Scientifically accurate.








#DDTT #DDFS #DDCM #DDMR
Safe to look at(?). Weird sisters. Surprisingly lightweight. Does not have a tail.








#DDWS #DDSL #DDRR1 #DDBC
"Lucha-taur." There are four of them. A total of four emotions. Cool to the touch(?).








#DDDJP #DDYV #DDBB #DDRR2
I am left-handed. Pretty cute. Pretty spooky. They're from Link's Awakening DX.

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