New Living Dead Dolls from Mezco Toyz take a much darker and macabre spin on the Beauty and the Beast tale. Both dolls stand ten inches tall and were crafted to have realistic features with five points of articulation. These dolls are expected to ship sometime between February and April of 2017, and you can view them in new photos.
From Mezco Toyz: "Beauty is the embodiment of innocence, pure in her deathly white visage. The Beast is the unspeakably hideous creature shroud in black and striking fear into the hearts of even the bravest men. Can Beauty sooth the Beast and will the Beast find redemption in true love? Or will the Beast's tragic curse bring it all to a horrific end?
Join us as Living Dead Dolls breathe life into the star-crossed pair with exquisitely crafted period clothing. Beauty is adorned in a flowing white dress with inspirations from the Second French Empire.
Beast is cloaked in black, tailored clothing of a somewhat refined gentleman. Together they evoke not only the eternal struggle of love but but the balance of ying and yang.
Both dolls feature realistic glass-look eyes and stand 10 inches tall with 5 points of articulation. As a testament to their undying affection, the pair comes entombed in a special double coffin perfect for display.
EXPECTED TO SHIP: Ships Feb - Apr 2017
$60.00"
Photos courtesy of Mezco Toyz:
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