Mattel Includes Wonder Woman 1984 Cheetah Doll in Fashion and Accessories.

I liked her outfit and face! But I also repainted her into "Dorothy" from the Golden Girls and put her on a taller body and had to give her a hair cut and perm. I also bought another just because she's so unique and beautiful! I like a face that is unique and has attitude!

The doll is articulated, her dress, stocking and boots were nice, great value for the price

A correct model for the price paid. The articulation is nearly as the one of a Barbie Extra, but the wrists are not articulated.The clothes are the main reason for buying this doll. Top and skirt are one piece. The tights are rather a legging, because they stop under the knees (photo). The face of the doll is correct, but not very similar to the actress. The hair are soft, but the rooting is not great.The main problem is that the package arrived completely crushed (photos), because it was shipped only in an padded enveloppe . The clear plastic didn't resist the long trip from USA to France ! Fortunately, it was not for a gift !

Finally got the Barbara Minerva doll. She is a really nice doll and looks similar to Kristen Wiig.The doll in the box had messed up hair but since I am a deboxer that's no problem. After I got the doll unboxed I styled her hair right away. The hair used on the doll is not as soft as the other Cheetah doll or Wonder Woman. It's a bit like a nylon type of hair which is a bit stiff and slick.The body of this doll is using a Barbie body. Not the Wonder Woman muscular body. The feet is also small and would fit a regular Barbie doll. The dress is one piece and the jacket and the stockings are separate.Overall I am so happy with this doll and we finally have a villain for Wonder Woman.

Really looks like the movie version. I changed her clothes to reflect the theme I was going with

Affordable doll. Great accessories. Love the likeness to the movie. She came with boots, a one piece top cheetah skirt and the faux leather snake print jacket. That be awesome if she came with the white and black coat in the movie. Just decided to create my own version in feathers. Almost done. Just have to finish the feathers on the sleeves, line the coat and work on the collar.

First: Dear toy-collectors, just because you decided to collect something doesn't mean it's a collectible. The DMV had a blast if all the people collecting license-plates would do like you. So please stop ruining the reviews with all your issues for all those who are looking for a good kids product. Hint: That's why they call it a toy!My 8-year-old loves Wonder Woman and has some dolls from the last movie. We liked the shape and playability of these so much, that we decided to get a set of WWE Superstars dolls, which share the same bodies. We do have Barbies, but as somebody who has to buy them I'm highly annoyed about the inconsistency with these dolls.So new WW-movie, new action figures/dolls. We got the Golden Armour figure, and found it would be great to get the villain as well, because unlike action-figures for boys, they often don't happen for girls. Having extra clothes is always appreciated, and an extra set of boots for the WW-action dolls that have bigger feet would be great. But there is a problem: Barbara Minerva/Cheetah’s doll is based on a Barbie body. Really, Mattel!?I knew it looked off when the package arrived. Barbies have that long-neck body with the stretched proportions. The WW/WWE figures have more bodies and are more muscular. The Manerva head just doesn’t work on that body. Aside, I personally like it better when action figures have a comic-style face print. I think they nailed it with the first WW dolls. It was close enough to the actresses, but simplified with a fierce face expression. We can now argue up and down about the big heads. Kids like it. Big heads are the thing since years in cartoons, animated movies, and toys.So what’s the point of tinkering with toy-lines? Isn’t it great when clothes and accessories are interchangeable? Is every doll for Mattel such a stand-alone product that nobody cares? I grew up with G.I. Joe, and even though the faces and appearance changed, they all kept the same body. Even female G.I. Jane can hold onto the same gear without looking too ridiculous. I also want to remind that not too long ago being able to hold onto accessories was such an important feature for a toy that hands on dolls and action figures were huge compare to the rest of the body.For the doll itself: The clothes are printed and laser-cut. The skirt and top are one piece. The boots fit Barbie feet, and are also significantly smaller than Diana’s. The fact that there is actually a Barbie-version of WW makes this shape-swapping even more ridiculous.IMO poor Barbara looks a bit bored. My daughter likes the makeup and the freckles. The hair is a winner. The articulation is okay. I know these type of joints. My daughter has one similar, and they will turn loose over time. Would be great if Mattel would just go for a made-to-move based body for all Barbies. In this case Kristen Wiig’s Barbara-head would have looked better on a WW/WWE body.Because my daughter came up with it, and since it’s the way kids play, we changed dolls and clothes and took some photos. Barbara has no problems with Barbie clothes, the clothes fit pretty much most Barbie style dolls like Disney princesses, Fresh Dolls, and WWE except the boots. We hope it helps to make a decision.EXTRA: My wife is a Kristen Wiig fan and couldn’t stand how she looked on that Barbie body. I have no idea how, but she swapped the head over to a WWE doll we didn’t like, and cut her hair. My daughter is very happy that Princess Diana now has an equal opponent. Oddly enough, the markings on the back of the head suggest that the head was intended for a WW/WWE body. Photo attached.

This Action Doll is amazing. You really see Kirsten Wiig here.Her Clothes are amazing. Earth tones and no glitter.The only thing i don't like is that her Top and Skirt are one Piece. So its a Dress.Wish there would be seperate.The Tights are kinda like cyling shorts. So they stop over the Knees. Because of the amazing Boots you don't notice.Cheetah/Minerva has the regular Barbie Body with 9 Points of Articulation.Neck, Shoulders, Elbow, Hips and Knees.Thats a bit odd because all the other Playline Wonder Woman Dolls have the Action Doll Body (WWE Superstars).So they can not share Shoes. But you can use Barbie Shoes.Also the missing articulation at her wrists are a choise i don't understand.The Hair is Nylon. I don't like that. Saran would be better. Especially since the other Cheetah Action Doll has Saran Hair.

I love the face, the clothes are cheap but ok. The body, i wish had more articulation .

A roupa é perfeita.

Good

The clothes and thigh boots are beautifully designed, and well made. I actually wanted her body to replace the worn out body of a Barbie, all Barbie's joints were really loose and floppy, and so it was Wonder Woman to the rescue once again. The WW head and face paint are very attractive, so I now have a spare head waiting for a new body. She was very good value for money, I think the clothes alone would easily sell for the price of both doll and clothes.

Apesar de no haber tenido exhibición la película, toda las mercancía que sacaron es de lo mejor. Un precio muy accesible para el play line!!