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Wednesday, June 21, 2006
KiSS Dolls.
Does anyone remember those? Kiseke or KiSS dolls. They were so much fun. For those of you who never heard of them...
A KiSS doll was essentially an electronic paper doll. I know, don't say it, it sounds lame, ne? They are actually pretty cool, because they weren't your typical paper doll.
They were often anime characters and you could dress them up.... Okay, that just sounds creepy. And there were some creepy dolls, some folks felt the need to create hentai ones...*twitch* even some of the "normal" ones were kinda creepy... They're dolls, some artists felt the need to make the them anatomically correct. I prefer the barbie doll form of nudity. The good thing is that alot of the artists made the undergarments "stick" basically you had to purposefully click on the doll a thousand times (Literally)to remove the undergarments. Those who did have changeable undergarments, thankfully, often they let you "layer" them on, so you can change the color of a bra and remove the old one...
Not all the dolls where actual animecharacters , in fact few were. Most were drawn in the anime style... the good kind, not the kind you see in "How to Draw" books that look too ridgid. [Big eyes and purple hair is not anime!] Alot of the clothes were goth/rocker/raver/club wear/japanese street faishon.
The neat thing is that alot of the dolls had back stories...
I know, I know... That sounds fun for a whole 10 minutes. The cool thing is with later dolls, they got really creative in the programming... There were all kinda of little "secrets" You could change their hair, make-up...mirrors... secret wardrobes, backgrounds... they just oomped up the interactivity of the dolls and some "talked" depending on what you would click on.
They were just a lot of fun. I know. It sounds weird.
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