Bratz Original Fashion Doll - MEYGAN - Includes Two Outfits, Fashion Accessories, Special Edition Holographic Packaging & Poster - For Kids & Collectors Ages 4+

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Dana mentions her mother briefly in Sleep-Over Adventure. She refuses to buy Dana a charm bracelet as she always loses jewelry. Zama – Her older sister is Sasha. She was produced once as a component of Babyz for the Kidz Sisterz collection in 2006 alongside her sister.

In April 2005, MGA Entertainment filed a lawsuit against Mattel, claiming that the " My Scene" line of Barbie dolls had copied the doe-eyed look of Bratz dolls. [20] It added the word "only" to the toy line's slogan "The only girls with a passion for fashion" by attempting to isolate their dolls from Mattel's as many casual consumers confused the difference of two brands.Isa – She is the younger sister of Cloe and Sonya, and twin sister of Colin. She is also the youngest daughter of Polita. She was produced once as a miniature Lil' Angelz component for the World Familiez Babysitter collection in 2009.

Bratzillaz (1st Edition) and Pets: Cloetta Spelletta and Barkthalameow, Jade J'Adore and Kissifuss, Meygana Broomstix and Wingzy, Sashabella Paws and Fluffinscruff, Yasmina Clairvoya and Winkers Dee – She is the mother of Breeana and Cymbeline, and the wife of Melvino. She was produced once as a component for the Fashion Pixiez collection in 2007 and got featured in its eponymous film where she was voiced by Jillian Michaels. January 20: Target inventory listings confirm that the Series 3 lineup will feature Dana, Fianna, Tiana, Felicia, and Koby. Hi, I'm Meygan! My friends call me 'Funky Fashion Monkey' cause I've got a wild sense of style!" [2] September 16: A pair of Pretty ‘N’ Punk-themed faux eyelashes are released at Hot Topic. The first Bratz World pop-up is found at Walmart. New Bratz cosmetics and merch are found at Walmart.

BRATZ Dolls Stand Tall For A New Generation". Bratz. MGA Entertainment. 11 February 2013 – via PR Newswire. The spokesman quoted Dr. Brian Young of the University of Exeter, saying "parents may feel awkward but I don't think children see the dolls as sexy. They just think they're pretty." [16] Isaac Larian, in comments given to the BBC, said that the report was a "bunch of garbage" and that the people who wrote it were "acting irresponsibly". [17]