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The more I read about Ever After High the more I realize the same creativity behind Monster High and its characters extends to Ever After and its student body.
As they say, "This isn’t your mother’s fairytale… this is Ever After High!"
The children of famous fairy tale characters are destined to follow in their parents’ footsteps to keep their stories alive through generations, otherwise their stories will cease to exist.
However, Raven Queen is unhappy with her destiny and wants to write her own path. The school gets divided into two factions.
"Royals" are those who know they will have a happily ever after:
- Apple White: Daughter of Snow White
- Briar Beauty: Daughter of Sleeping Beauty (Briar Rose)
- Ashlynn Ella: Daughter of Cinderella
- Blondie Lockes: Daughter of Goldilocks
"Rebels" are those with less favorable destinies together with those who prefer the idea of creating their own destiny:
- Raven Queen: Daughter of the Evil Queen and the Good King
- Madeline Hatter: Daughter of the Mad Hatter
- C.A Cupid: Adopted daughter of Eros and Psyche
- Hunter Huntsman: Son of the Huntsman in BOTH Snow White AND Little Red Riding Hood
- Cerise Hood: Daughter of Little Red Riding Hood ... AND the Big Bad Wolf(!)
So, are you a Royal or a Rebel?
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My Big Sister got a gift certificate for Christmas and decided to use it today to get the Ashlynn Ella and Hunter Huntsman dolls from Ever After High.
Ever After High is a doll line released by Mattel in 2013. It is a spin-off to the popular Monster High dolls, however in this line the characters are based upon fairy tales and fantasy stories. In fact, Monster High's C.A. Cupid transferred to Ever After High!
The children of famous fairy tale characters attend high school in the village of Book End and are destined to follow in their parents’ footsteps to keep their stories alive, otherwise their stories will cease to exist.
Most Ever After High dolls are similar to the Monster High dolls but have rounder, babyish faces and thicker limbs. However, Maddie Hatter (Momma's favorite) has a thicker version of Howleen and Twyla's shorter body. They are all articulated like the Monster High dolls.
Momma was not too impressed with the dolls until she unboxed my Big Sister's Ashlynn and Hunter. We both like how the dolls look and feel.
I expect more will be joining our Vinyl American family.
