Every FIRST Disney Princess Doll! From Snow White To Encanto!

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[@moonlight_mylk]

I remember my grandma talking about sneaking out of her house to Snow White at the cinema. She really loved that movie because it was the first one she ever saw at a movie theater.

[@earnestgabriellet.delacruz2421]

aww thats so cute

[@bethenecampbell6463]

That was my dad's first movie as well. He was six so didn't have to sneak out. But he had to wear a suit that he was not thrilled about! We still have the souvenir puzzle he got.

[@ehw5274]

@Snowy why don’t you believe her??

[@studioghiblianime4009]

@Snowy no one cares bout ur opinion hun xx

[@Diabrete4everdeadass]

@Snowy no One asked tho

[@Onest00p1d_vampire]

I will say though as someone who loves antique dolls, Snow White's first doll looks so stunning! But funny enough, she looks more accurate to the movie poster than the film 🤭

[@xXJoeyXxcoooool]

Ikr

[@rulerzreachf4n34]

I like it because it actually looks like a child (and she’s literally 14). Despite Beauty Inside A Box disliking it for that reason, that’s honestly why I prefer it so much and why I feel so disconnected from the later iterations of her. The face is very accurate in my opinion, though her body does look a bit like a toddler’s (which is explained in the video).

[@phirah79]

The first Snow White doll is made of composition, which is a mixture of sawdust and glue mainly. Her hair isn't plastic; that kind of plastic didn't really exist in toys, yet at that time. It's just sculpted as part of her head from the composition material and painted. I like her face and I find it indicative of the kind of stylized cartoon and doll faces of the era which had a certain babiness to them even in older characters, think Betty Boop, which I find cute.

[@elizabethkizzar5489]

The first Snow White doll looks like they also wanted to copy a popular line of dolls called Fairytale dolls the difference is Snow White has molded hair and the Fairytale dolls have mo hair wigs. But the face paint on both dolls is very similar.

[@Nakia11798]

That comma between toys and yet wasn't necessary

[@vengawd]

@@Nakia11798 neither was your correction, Goofy.

[@rulerzreachf4n34]

(Copying this from another reply I made): I like it because it actually looks like a child (and she’s literally 14). Despite Beauty Inside A Box disliking it for that reason, that’s honestly why I prefer it so much and why I feel so disconnected from the later iterations of her. The face is very accurate in my opinion, though her body does look a bit like a toddler’s (which is explained in the video).

[@leonieromanes7265]

@@rulerzreachf4n34 I think Snow White was around twelve in the original stories. Girls could get married from the age of twelve, under the old Christian laws of the time. Which is creepy by the standards of today. But it explains why SW is so trusting of the Witch in the story. She's a child.

[@ybcpatrick]

i'm pretty sure belle's dress is meant to be gold, too!! and i do know that cinderella's dress in the film is supposed to be silver. restorations to the movie over the years + merchandising decisions have since turned the dress blue. as you'd said about aurora, and her dress being changed to pink over time, i think it's the same case for cinderella and belle; having one simple colour to represent those princesses/set them apart would make branding a LOT easier, lol. loved this video so much!!

[@user-yo2pz8st6o]

I totally agree with you!

[@cassandralyris4918]

Belle's dress is indeed gold in person. I actually wish they had stuck to the gold rather than the neon yellow they use now. Just like how they've decided Ariel is in green now. I know it's easier for them to market them that way, but it's kind of sad...

[@broadwaybrook2319]

I once read somewhere that Cinderella's dress is meant to be white in the film, but with merchandise, they didn't want it to look like they were selling wedding dresses to little girls, so they made the dress blue, and it's been like that ever since.

[@moonbunny24]

Belle's dress is 100% supposed to be gold instead of yellow. If you look at the cover of the soundtrack, her dress is shaded to be very shiny and metallic. Also, if you look at the animation cels, the coloration of her dress was much more muted (closer to Aurora's hair color in the film than Aurora's hair color in modern marketing, if that makes sense). Plus, here's a quote from the Wikipedia article about Belle's dress: "Art director Brian McEntee wanted the dress to be gold so light could capture as many of her movements as possible, despite the color being difficult to animate at the time." That's not talking about golden yellow. All the evidence points to it being gold.

[@plzleavemealone9660]

The idea of children playing with dolls modeled after adult woman was odd back in the days so it makes sense.

[@TonySolis99]

FunFact when the directors of the little mermaid announced that Ariel was going to have red hair the toy company Tyco producing the dolls were so upset because according to the research red haireddolls did not sell so that first release Ariel has strawberry blonde hair

[@NenadlPopovic]

Dolls way were more expensive to produce back in 30s, 40s, 50s... + it was extremely rare to own a doll based upon a character from the film. Also baby/children dolls were the only ones on the market, thats one of the main reasons why Ruth Handler invented Barbie. Thats why Snow, Cindy & Aurora look so different. When it comes to 90s, dolls were made with great quality cuz they were still sold as unique/separate characters, they were merchandise for the the films, not one single unity called Disney Princesses which came out in 2000s. Nonetheless, of all 90s ones, Belle was the worst. I remember as a kid (since she was my fave) I never saw connection between animated Belle & Mattel versions of her. And they never did her right until like 2008-09 I think PS I can't believe you were born in 92!!! I thought you were like 24 old, not 30.... I mean bravoooo cuz you look sooo young & sweet

[@AlexisTwoLastNames]

Pocahontas is such a beautiful character. i wish her existence wasn’t so problematic.

[@Sknotty]

She's definitely gorgeous

[@MMfan4ever101]

Perhaps if they made that character into a character of her own and not based on a girl from history, the movies would be better received

[@Eepop_stuffs]

I feel, personally, that if they change her name it would take away like half of the stigma

[@michalhanna4374]

@cherry berry ish

[@Sakisasvictorianmask]

What, exactly, is so problematic about her? She's based on a real historical person, is representative of a huge number of people AND is incredibly popular. Why is everything problematic to people like you??

[@moonbunny24]

I know about Madame Alexander because of the McDonald's Happy Meal toys they used to do. Honestly, I think the face style suits the mini dolls better than the large ones.

[@rachelbrown4644]

I remember those toys too!! McDonald's happy meal toys used to have such nice quality

[@broadwaybrook2319]

@@rachelbrown4644 Indeed, the faces look better on the little dolls. And McDonalds was also how I was introduced to Madame Alexander dolls.

[@harmc2301]

I remember them from the McDonalds toys too! The wizard of oz ones were huge in my house and I feel like they had them at McDonald’s either for a long time or repeated a few times

[@parkiseul10]

When it comes to sleeping beauty, I believe that blue color of her dress is caused by the thing that pink became "women" colour around fifties. Before the blue one was more commonly described as a "girly" colour, was considered as delicate and symbolised purity, while pink was considered as different tone of red, so power, "menly" stuffs etc. c;

[@nothanks7263]

makes me wonder if the fairies who can't decide which color for it to be are metaphorically arguing over traditional ways versus modern ways.

[@parkiseul10]

@@nothanks7263 ooh, I didn't think about it but if that's the point it's really cool! 😄

[@karensternad23212]

Sleeping beauty's dress looks better in pink than in blue to this day.

[@catewithac8978]

Not quite. There really wasn't a codified gender + color association until the mid-20th century, in either direction. you see some earlier sources making recommendations (some for girls in pink and boys in blue; some vice versa as you suggest), but generally speaking, there wasn't a set idea of Boy Colors and Girl Colors the way there is today. Then advertisers started jumping into the fray, hoping to sell parents more clothing by making it impossible for different-gendered siblings to share, and the current pattern is just what came out on top. There's no real reason why, as far as I can tell from reliable extant sources.

[@karensternad23212]

@@catewithac8978 Well my mistake I guess some of the dolls they made back then were Different then what they make today.

[@embroiderart6131]

I think it's a little unfair to complain that the Madame Alexander dolls don't look like the princesses. If I remember correctly, Madame Alexander had a certain number of face molds and would always use the descriptor "as" rather than naming the doll directly. For example, you would have Madame Alexander as "Cinderella" or Madame Alexander as "Dorothy" (Wizard of Oz) so it was more that they were dressing a doll up like another character rather than that doll actually "being" the character. I never collected Madame Alexander though, so I could be wrong.

[@DylanRomanov]

I remember they had gorgeous wizard of Oz toys at McDonald’s when I was younger

[@TheOcelotSlayer]

@@DylanRomanov You just unlocked a memory of mine. I remember owning those McDonalds dolls. They were so cuuuuute.

[@Russetfur1128]

@@DylanRomanov I had SO many wicked witches and basic Dorothys! I wanted to collect them all, and it took me so long to get the Dorothy with the super sparkly shoes. I believe it also had a yellow apron or something as well. I can't seem to find it when I look them up, so it must be rare.

[@cerisejaxel9636]

@@DylanRomanov Yes!! Out of that set I only had Glinda, but I also had a Cruella, 2 Princess Jasmines and a lot of non-character MA dolls. My sweet grandma would give them to me and my sisters.

[@pamelar.5146]

Embroider Art, you are absolutely right about this. Throughout Madame Alexander Doll Co.'s long history, they only had a small number of face molds at any given time and each face mold had a name. like Maggie, Cissy, Cisette, Mary Ann, etc. New face molds were created over the years to keep up with current doll trends and certain face molds were then retired. They frequently made dolls from popular fairy tales & movies as well as historic figures but they were made with the same limited set of face molds. For instance the later (60s & beyond) their little 8" dolls usually had the Wendy or Maggie face mold.

[@taylortomblin]

Have you seen the super early Ariel doll made by Applause? Ariel is my favorite princess, and I had one of these. It was the first Ariel doll available, right after the movie came out. She didn’t come in a box, but instead she was perched on a plastic rock. She had a realistic red hair color, rather than the crayon red she has in the movie. She had a stuffed fin, with a wire in it so she can be posed, but no articulation in the arms. A neat doll, and I didn’t see them around for long. I had several Ariel dolls over the years, but that first one was pretty special. 💗

[@victoriavs_.]

where were those dolls released? In United States or in the European market? the only doll in south america I knew by that time, was the one that is displayed here.

[@morganlefay195]

Yes! Belle's dress is meant to be gold! And Cinderella's, silver.

[@treacherous-doctor]

I actually screamed when I saw the proportions they chose for the Moana and Mirabel. It's so fantastic that they have more realistic bodies

[@broadwaybrook2319]

It made me so happy when I first saw the Luisa dolls they had in stores. They didn't do her wrong with her muscular body type.

[@KingOfGaymes]

Hey uh.. just wanna say that skinnier petite people do exist and we are real.. sorry it just bothers me when people say bigger bodies are more “realistic” 😅

[@souliewrld]

@@KingOfGaymes”i like pancakes” “so you hate waffles?” type comment

[@Wishfull171]

@@KingOfGaymesAs a 28 yo whose mostly been a size 0 and thin all my life, please stop acting like you have a stand and need to be represented. Scientists have tested the traditional Barbie body if she was human, and she’d be missing organs, ribs, and would be unable to walk. We both know most aren’t “naturally” skinny, not to that degree, and so it does promote unrealistic body image for the majority of the population as well as an unhealthy body image. They are completely valid in their opinion and excitement of change.

[@Wishfull171]

@@souliewrldfr

[@linneaborgenstal2041]

I know she's not a princess but the "gypsy dancing Esmeralda" from Mattel was my favorite doll as a kid!💃 I'm also born in 92 ✌

[@TECfan1]

Actually interestingly enough she used to be part of the Disney Princess line. In 2004 she was cut from it since her merchandise sales were too low. Disney also decided she was a little too much of a mature contect character for the line.

[@NightRainPanda]

She's more of a Disney Princess than Anna or Elsa. At least she was actually in the line.

[@smb-c3po]

Imagine if they didn't introduce any new princesses after Moana.

[@smb-c3po]

@@NightRainPanda But she has too much darkness in her heart.

[@inebyine]

I loved that doll as well! Esmeralda is an amazing character, so that certainly helped :)

[@mikad9610]

god that mattel rapunzel with the hair extensions is GORGEOUS! i still think companies struggle to produce a movie-accurate face mold without her looking like this 😳 in the eyes lol, but wow i love that they made it almost more barbie like! its so cute

[@vanessaivonne3863]

now that the rights return to Mattel I don't expect so much from the play line editions but I do expect a lot from the collector's editions, I just hope they don't disappoint me 🤨

[@eileenconway2966]

Yeah, Mattel has been disappointing lately tbh

[@jdb2002]

Wait, Hasbro lost the licence?

[@cosplaysbygus]

I don't know about the other "artistic liberties", but Snow White wore brown/orange and yellow in the first products released because that was the original color of her dress. Disney decided to change everything at the last minute. The head bow that was blue became red and the bodice that was orange became blue with red accents! Much better I have to say.

[@Anonymous_Gambito]

1:10 This doll is so cute though! They don't make her chubby anymore now :/ 5:22 This doll doesn't look like Aurora _at all_ but I think she's absolutely stunning. Beautiful dress.

[@bcsdollplace]

I adore the older Disney dolls and I love the Madame Alexander Cinderella and I think that the prince looks very sweet. . My late Grandad actually saw Snow White in the Cinema as a young child. I adore the history of dolls in general.

[@yukiko347]

I enjoy when brands had liberties on styling the characters. I enjoy seeing historical or fun interpretations

[@sweethistortea]

It’s very interesting to see how the dolls have changed over time! I wonder if Disney will ever remake the older dolls (such as the ones from the 1950’s-1960’s) and sell them as collectors items! Similar to how Barbie would remake older dolls as collector items.

[@eduardaalmeida6191]

That would be totally awesome!

[@cathrinmays9454]

I love that in recent years they've started making the dolls genuinely look like the characters rather than just dressing a very Barbie like character up as the princesses

[@thedrakonishe5138]

Honestly I rarely like dolls that aren't Disney store made... I bought the hasbro Moana at some point just because I couldn't afford the Disney store one at the time and repainted her face, it turned out ok, but the outfit and lack of articulation just kept bothering me until I bought the Disney store one.

[@spectra_vonhauntington]

18:41 her skin in the movie has a purplish blue tint to it so it is accurate and her hair is accurate and more accurate then most recent elsa dolls

[@gabsy_ferreira]

Joey, i must praise you for all the research and effort you put on your work ❤️

[@imacrepeimaweirdough]

Princess and the frog came out in 2009! As a black girl born in 2007, she was the first movie I ever saw, and the only princess doll I had.

[@hayleyhellbound9513]

I have the Jasmine second hand out of box. I absolutely love the fabric of her outfits, so soft. What’s fun is the “beach” version of her has Purple earring instead of gold!

[@AmandaWaddell-awadds]

Omg nostalgia lane. I had all these starting with Ariel ♥️ still have them! The Poca sun color changing outfits.. I have the whole cast!

[@rockisheaven]

My sister (funnily enough you two are the same age) and I had those Pocahontas and Mulan matchmaker dolls-we adored them! This was a really informative video. Have you considered doing a similar video for non-Princess Disney heroines: Wendy, Alice, Megara, etc?

[@alexmackenzie6766]

In case some of you are wondering why Snow whites dresses are different colors than the film it’s because before the movie was released they repainted her dress out of preference even though merchandise for the film was already set.

[@Chowderchef]

I didn't even think about how snow white and cinderella dolls looked back in the day, this was a really cool video :)

[@eleegee]

The first Snow White doll is so cute, in a classic sort of way! Cinderella too, her dress is beautiful. I wish we could still get antique dolls of the Disney Princesses, maybe as high quality collector’s items?

[@gammaray1583]

This is so nostalgic, my fav doll as a kid was the Hercules Megara doll in a short blue/green dress. She was everything I wanted to be growing up and so different to other Disney females. Pocahontas was also a fav. I remember my Ariel doll, was so sad when the Sebastian and flounder print on her tail started to peel. I loved changing her into her pink dress. I believe there was an Esmeralda doll also, absolutely stunning.

[@Vf46]

The reason the original Tyco Ariel doll had strawberry blonde hair was because at the time of its release, Disney was told that children don’t like red headed dolls and they wouldn’t sell. It was soon changed to Ariel’s signature bright red hair.

[@tabby5228]

I still have that Belle doll. Yours is in much better condition, but agree completely with her design. Always loved the little sparkle they put in their eyes.

[@laragallahue7127]

If I remember right Snow White was meant to look younger then she does in original film so maybe that why the dolls look younger

[@hikaritakahashi9411]

I always loved the original Disney Store Anna and Elsa dolls, mainly because their eyes were painted so that they are looking at each other when together.

[@grace5033]

Sleeping Beauty is 1959 (not 1960), The Princess & the Frog is 2009 (not 2008), and Frozen is 2013 (not 2014). Hope this helps if you need to reference these dates in future videos!

[@taydrabrookshire347]

He’s probably in a country where the films were released much later than in the US. That happens all the time in the industry.

[@grace5033]

@@taydrabrookshire347 that's typically for non-English speaking countries though

[@taydrabrookshire347]

@@grace5033 I don’t think that matters

[@MsBerann]

I had most of these later Disney Princess dolls from Mattel! 🥰 However, the Frozen dolls, I definitely bought the Disney Store ones there! :)

[@sarahgoetz1170]

Fascinating seeing how much better the Disney Store dolls are compared to the other versions. Aww you didn't include some of my favs Jane, Esmeralda and Megara. I guess your video would have been ridiculously long though.

[@laragallahue7127]

From what I understand of Disney early merchandise they were either made to promote it or very after the movie prove to be success. So for Snow I wouldn’t be surprise if they just work off some of her early art work.

[@XeaRae]

Such a cool idea for the video! Also, Sleeping Beauty does have a cape for the portion of the movie when the faries are leading her to the palace. Different colour than the one on a doll and with a hood. Mattel Jasmine and Pocahontas are stunning!

[@InkyR0S3S]

I’ve always thought my rapunzel looked a lot different from the ones I’ve seen now, but you’ve pointed out that I’ve apparently got the original Mattel doll. I think the hair extensions and shoes have been lost to the ages, the dressed is ripped at the inner skirt, and I’ve had to take care of her hair a lot, but she’s apparently the original Rapunzel Mattel.

[@iTiffanyi]

Love your video! It's so interesting how the dolls have changed through the years. Mattel was, is, and always will be my favorite as I grew up with those dolls throughout the 90s. I'm currently trying to re-collect some of the Jasmine dolls I had as a kid just because of how much those doll meant to me.

[@noildoof1602]

I had the Jasmine doll when I was really little, it was one of my favorite toys until her head came off due to a factory defect. When I was a teen I discovered that my dad still had the head and put it on the end of a pencil, and had been using it for years as a decoration on his office desk.

[@bcsdollplace]

Despite looking nothing like Aurora I do think that the Madame Alexander doll is actually a really beautiful doll just not a good representation of Aurora

[@rulerzreachf4n34]

Unpopular opinion: the faces of the princess dolls sold in the Disney store today aren’t really that good. They look too much like the 3D-animated movies, which is fitting for the characters from that era but kinda awkward for the characters that aren’t. They also have practically the same body mold, which is especially weird when comparing the ages of the princesses (Snow White is 14 and Cinderella is, I think, 19 - they should not look the same lmao).

[@JennsRetro]

I love the 90’s dolls 😊 I recently purchased the 2021 Holiday Rapunzel from the Disney store and the quality is amazing! I love her so much 💕 She was on sale for around $20.

[@Ava_CookiDough]

17:54 I have the Anna doll from Mattel i got it when I was 4 and I found it like 3 years ago and I saw bite marks on her fingers and I got so disappointed because it was my first Disney doll that I absolutely loved and then I just knew I chewed her fingers when I was 5 or 6 (I’m autistic it’s normal for me ok)

[@caranook]

I never knew the difference between Disney store dolls and regular shop dolls because I didn’t go to a Disney store until 2010 when one opened in Dublin. Unfortunately by that point I didn’t have any dolls anymore and wasn’t really interested. One of my first Disney dolls would have been mulan, and I would have gotten it around the late 90s. I don’t think it was the same as the one shown in this video, but it was similar.

[@victoriascholl4607]

I love the history lesson! I am senior, I bought my first Barbie in about 1961 for $3.00 at a local five and dime store. 😀

[@eduardaalmeida6191]

I simply loved the dolls of the classic movies!! Snow White's dress is not that bizarre, it actually looks like the first dress she wears on the movie.

[@emily-tristancresswell1863]

Oh wow, those Tyco Ariel dolls are giving me so much nostalgia! I was born in 1989 and The Little Mermaid was my favourite film for a long time, so I had a load of Ariel dolls with different outfits and tail patterns and things, including the giant one that sang. I loved them! I had Pocahontas too. I swear, if I had the space and money for a proper doll collection, I'd buy so many of those Disney Store ones. I love the Merida.

[@staceymccullough3671]

This was a wonderful idea for a video! Great job on this :)

[@Fidjie]

I agree completely with you about Pocahontas. I had her as a child, and she’s still one of my favorites. The body shape is perfect for her

[@krizzygirl206]

I had the Pocahontas doll, and absolutely LOVED her hair. Most of the time playing with that doll was just making her flip her hair in other doll's faces.

[@imjusthereexistingithink]

Actually I've never thought about it before but, has Vanellope never had a fashion type doll before?

[@HeadphoneGlamour]

If you could reply that would be awesome! Does that jasmine doll have the white "panties" painted on to her? I had that specific jasmine as a kid and I've been searching high and low

[@evavibritania7952]

Sleeping beauty was originally marketed in blue because before they started mass producing dolls Cinderella was marketed as wearing a silvery white dress. However when they started mass making dolls later on they changed Cinderella's marketing to a blue dress so as to not make it resemble a wedding dress. Due to this change they ended up changing Sleeping Beauty's dress to pink to distinguish her from Cinderella

[@eddylosangeles]

I also think that Pocahontas (Mattel) is the most beautiful one. High quality and gorgeous face. Esmeralda from Mattel (no princess) is gorgeous as well, probably my second favorite

[@sprinklesplash810]

Madame Alexander Mcdonald’s dolls were my childhood.

[@disneyrules7808]

Same.

[@redwolf9966]

So fun fact actually when making Pocahontas Dolls Mattel would reuse some Head Molds from one of the older Princess Jasmine Dolls and make the Pocahontas accessories and clothes and take pictures with the Jasmine doll as Prototype Dolls so in some of the Older Pocahontas Catalogs you can see some of the Pocahontas dolls might have a Jasmine head mold that had been alter a bit for the prototype, I think they did it for her friend Nakoma too cuz they made a doll of her too but yeah In the prototype time you can kinda see it.

[@NatGeodeWild]

the disney princess dolls we get today are just.... *lazy* now. It's really sad. Especially clothes. Unless you buy really really expensive ones

[@mickeymc1531]

it threw me for a loop when you said princess n the frog came out in 2008 i could've sworn it was made later ._.

[@CheshireTremaine]

It was 2009

[@Spinnradler]

7:25 As a child, I loved the Tyco Ariel dolls (you call the fins baggy, but compared to later dolls, the Tyco dolls had the nicest fins in my opinion), but it's true: they were quite short, especially compared to the (very handsome) Prince Eric doll by Tyco, next to which the Tyco Ariel looked like a twelve-year-old child. Especially with the third version from Tyco, where Ariel had makeup on her eyes and thus made her look older, it was a great pity that she was so small in comparison to Eric. It didn't play on me when I was six, but it did later. That's when I cut off her feet and glued on Barbie feet. It sounds terrible, and it actually was, and it didn't help much either. I also wanted to put her head on that of a regular Barbie doll, but, well, it ended up looking rather strange. Still, I loved and still love the Tyco Arielle dolls. You could (and can) act out Arielle's life under the sea with them. And their hair is also so wonderfully soft. I was also initially enthusiastic about the Mattel Ariel dolls that were sold in the mid-nineties, especially the one you show here in your video: The beautiful hair and the exorcising face ... until, many years later, when I was actually too old for dolls (you're never too old haha), I refunded this doll via eBay. The disappointment was great. The hair was certainly nice and long, the face was also pretty, but somehow much too big compared to Eric (from Tyco). BTW, I'm glad, I'v found your channel. 🙂

[@NightRainPanda]

Anna, Elsa, Raya, and Mirabel are not Disney Princesses. No slight to you, but if you weren't going to go with the Official Line-Up, I think it could have been really fun to look at Tinkerbell and Esmerelda's Disney Princess dolls, since they were in the lineup originally.

[@henzcarltupas328henzcarltu2]

Back in the 90's when MATTEL was still producing movie accurate Barbies with better hair quality that doesn't get matted/tangled from braiding and styling.

[@clos4824]

The Mattel Disney Princess dolls from the 90s are still some of the best. I still have mine. The original Jasmine doll is one of my favorites. ❤

[@lulabell-rr6px]

To me the older Pocahontas dolls had darker skin but maybe it’d the lighting lol

[@lulabell-rr6px]

My faves would be Disney store Elsa and Anna, 1991 Belle, Disney Store Merida, Disney Store Rapunzel, and 1992 Mattel Jasmine.

[@lulabell-rr6px]

Also Mirabel actually isn’t a Princess, but I love her Disney Store musical doll even if she isn’t in my top dolls since her face isn’t as good as others to me lol.

[@orly2me]

I remember when the movie came out, you could NOT find Frozen dolls for Months! No store could keep them in stocks, always sold out online. Only the ugly ones were available if you could find them😂

[@cassiebrock7376]

Disney's Sleeping Beauty actually came out in 1959 not 1960,Also the name of Sleeping Beauty is Aurora in case if you forgot,Also The Princess and the frog came out in 2009,Also Frozen came out in 2013 and the second one came out in 2019. I also have had a lot of princess dolls over the years and I have some new in boxes I have a 1991 Mattel Cinderella doll New in box without the little little golden book I got her at my local Goodwill for 5 dollars,I've also seen a 90's Jasmine doll in red that lights up that was out of box and used at a Flea Market but she was 23 dollars which was too much for a used doll so I passed that one. I also have that same Tiana doll you showed us,I also have that Mattel Rapunzel and the Mattel Merida. I also have that same Elsa and the Mattel dolls of her and Anna and the reason there special is cause my mom got them for me after I saw the movie.😁 I love this video,Good job.

[@pierrecusmybladdersempty1938]

I had that Ariel doll as a kid! The only thing that remains from her is that sleeping bag tail of hers. I remember trying to have my Barbies wear it, but their legs were too long.

[@AmethystOrlando]

Hang on...did Hasbro or Disney Store make a Namaari doll? She's a princess as well!

[@Stephie2007]

I had the Mulan matchmaker doll when I was a kid

[@thedollencyclopedia]

I think the reason that tyco's ariel was the last childlike doll was because of the wedding sets. Tyco's eric was ken sized and they packaged them together in their wedding clothes. Looks like ariel is a child bride to a grown man and it is suuuuuuuper creepy

[@skelkankaos]

Credit where credit is due. The early snow white composition doll got the hair way closer than the more modern ones you showed.

[@vikkil8804]

Omg I had the Disney store tiana when I was younger, I was so happy to have a black Disney Princess she was always my fav

[@sarahgoetz1170]

I actually really like the original Snow White doll, the younger face sculpt and style suits her as she is supposed to be very young as a character.

[@tarakennedy707]

Where is the Meg doll? I guess she's not a princess but I definitely had that doll and carried it around. Esmeralda too.

[@handsew1774]

So it's true: Mirabel is a Disney Princess?! Because I like her so much! I think she deserves the title. Also, the 90s are my favorite Disney dolls era too!

[@ginoongbughaw3223]

She is not, and she don't need to be included to be valid. She is still a great character.

[@NightRainPanda]

She isn't a Disney Princess, just like Anna, Elsa, and Raya.

[@Tekirai]

I had that jasmine doll and both Mulan versions lol my dad spotted the purple mulan at kb toy works before I did

[@gklb_2xx7]

Pocahontas has better hair than mine😭 I like that doll anyway

[@kimwhatmatters4085]

The first bell looked super racially ambiguous

[@didoryan3537]

Yes Bell’s Dre is meant to be gold not yellow.⚱️🏆

[@grace5033]

I had the Tiana doll at 13:51 and the Merida doll at 17:28 as a kid (I'm 16 now and no longer have them or any of my other dolls, but I love seeing the ones I had as a kid in the late 2000s/early 2010s and getting that rush of nostalgia. Wish I had been around in the 90s when the Disney dolls were at their prime tho) The ones that I did have tho, I loved. They included, if I remember correctly: 1. A Snow White Mattel doll from the 2000s, with a sparkly dress that included an ombre skirt, as well as a gold colored tiara with a red jewel. I think she might've also come with a ring for kids to wear but I might be making that up. She also for some reason had a gold ribbon choker that was impossible to remove? 2. A Cinderella doll, idk when she was made. 90s or 2000s? Pretty sure she was from Mattel but gave off Simba vibes. Had a white dress with blue sparkles similar to her wedding dress. Hair was platinum blonde, almost gray 3. Another Mattel Cinderella doll from the 2000s, when the franchise started deepening the blue on the dress. Had a silver plastic crown with a blue heart gem. Also had a blue choker, but unlike Snow White (and Ariel as you'll later see), this detail actually made sense 4. An Aurora doll from the 2000s, made by Mattel. All I remember about her is that her head came off once. Don't remember anything about the specifics of the outfit, other than the dress obviously being pink. She might've had a ring like the Snow White doll, but again, I could be going crazy 5. An Ariel doll made by Mattel in the 2000s, got her as a present in 2009. She was wearing a short-sleeved pink dress with silver sequin details, a pink choker, and a silver tiara with seashell detailing 6. A Belle doll made by Mattel in the 2000s, with (gasp) a painted on top, covered in glitter, and a slide-on skirt. Hair was the most matted I'd ever seen. Her head was super wobbly from the start but didn't pop off until just before I would've donated her anyway. Quickly threw her out when that happened 7. Another Belle doll from around the same time. Much better hair, a fully removable dress with a little pink plastic rose on the neckline, and a pink tiara 8. A hand-me-down 90s Jasmine doll from my aunt (looking back on it now, I get the hype). She didn't wear anything that looked like anything from the movie. She had this yellow strapless bikini top with an orange jewel in the middle, and matching yellow sparkly pants, a veil with a gold crown that featured an orange jewel, plus a gold fabric necklace, spiral-looking orange bracelet, and orange shoes 9. That exact Tiana doll 10. A Rapunzel wedding doll from the early 2010s, but with long blonde hair that quickly got messy 11. That exact Merida Doll

[@BarbieGuy-gb9zw]

How’d you miss Esmerelda?

[@LittleMsShine]

Oof Madame Alexander is a super iconic and expensive brand

[@didoryan3537]

I love all your videos I LOVE dolls and the same you like and love.

[@romumagic]

Thank you for this video ! The first Mattel dolls are so good, I really miss this era. I've had Mulan when I was a child. Thanks for the momories ^^

[@victoriavs_.]

I used to think my Ariel doll was so gorgeous and now it looks so childish, but all in all, I will always be fascinated by that red hair. Iconic.

[@JoeyKenneySucks]

I love how the first Ariel doll looks more like Jodi Benson (the voice of Ariel)

[@toribees327]

The first Elsa doll was always a little creepy! I think its because they made the face sculpt while Elsa was still a villain and then the story changed and they had to quickly cover her up to look more like the final version of Elsa.

[@randomray85cuddles]

I absolutely love this video, It was made on my Bday!!! I'm a huge Disney fan and loved the Mattel Dolls

[@NynjaKat]

I work on that Jakks team! so cool to hear you talk about us c:

[@Annie_Annie__]

I had that 2nd release Tyco Ariel doll and the Jasmine doll you showed. I remember loving Jasmine’s outfits and her hair. My mother hated Jasmine’s outfit and kept making me put Barbie sweaters on her to “cover her up”. Now I kinda want to buy a 90s Jasmine doll just to display her on a shelf in her teal green outfit.

[@lilianaruivo6513]

Random story I had one of the first Pocohontas dolls. She was second handed and the person who gived to me said she buyied in the Disneyland Paris and she had the doll very himaculated, basically she never played with the doll. So she was my favorite doll ever and I kept I her in good condition but unfortunately when I went to 4th grade my mom gave the doll to my sister's preschool... I really cried for almost a month... It just that. Deep down I'm still mad whit my mom for it

[@wizzwamf]

i have an ideal snow white with composition body and flirty eyes they look right and left when her head is tilted her original dress has the dwarves all over it and she has a blue cape with red lining little red tongue and teeth

[@didoryan3537]

Yes Bell’s dress colour is meant to be Gold Not Yellow.