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L.O.L. Surprise! dolls are extremely popular with girls ages 3 and up. One version is a roughly 3-inch doll with multiple accessories, all individually wrapped in multiple layers of tissue paper and tucked away inside a plastic ball.

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Introducing LOL Surprise Big B.B. (Big Baby), a BIG version of a fan favorite character with real fashions and cute accessories to unbox. Bon Bon now comes in a BIG size (11 inches tall), and she's totally posable.

Sugar Queen has fair skin and big indigo eyes. Her purple glitter hair is worn up in a thick bun adorned with a fuchsia headband covered in large flowers. Her short tuft of bangs are straightened with a single curl near each eye. She has pink lips and pale blushed cheeks.

LOL Surprise collectible dolls with stylish hair, fun to dress outfits and many detailed accessory pieces make a perfect toy and playset for kids including 4- to 7-year-olds and up girls and boys for imaginative pretend play!

What are the reasons for the L.O.L dolls' massive popularity? Many credit the brand's meteoric success to their strategy: leveraging on the growing demographic of children consuming content on YouTube, and the unboxing trend that was happening on the video sharing platform.

Isaac Larian, the CEO, told me in an email that L.O.L. dolls were essentially reverse engineered: The company wanted to cash in on the unboxing and collectibles trends, and so it came up with L.O.L. dolls. MGA Entertainment was told, at first, that kids needed to see a product before they would ask for it, Larian said.

The Winnipeg-based Canadian Centre for Child Protection (CCCP) says parents should absolutely be disturbed by the LOL Surprise line of dolls - which, according to a series of viral videos, reveal secret outfits, which are being described as adult-themed.

Playing a guessing game: the L.O.L Surprise appeal A huge part of L.O. L's appeal relates to the doll's surprise element: By hiding their dolls' identity and making the unwrapping an experience, children become invested in 'unlocking' and collecting as many unique dolls as they can.

MGA Entertainment Inc. MGA Entertainment Inc. (short for Micro-Games America Entertainment; sometimes referred to as MGA) is a manufacturer of children's toys and entertainment products founded in 1979. Its products include Bratz, L.O.L.