Stupid dolls…they keep moving around. :p No pictures this time, just a handy dandy numbered list with some stats.
The Name column is self-explanatory. I included Angel Bear and the Hillman Minx, even though they are not dolls, because I included them in my latest doll census.
As for Scale/Type, the scale is also obvious, but, for non-dolls, as well as dolls that are not either 1:6 or 1:3 scale, I made a note of the type of toy.
The Universe column explains who a doll interacts with. "Display" means that the dolls don’t interact with anyone; they just sit there, looking pretty. "LHF" means Love Has Fangs. "M3" means Me and My Muses. "Mine" means those characters that mouth off directly to me. :p And "Zville" means Zombieville.
The M/F/GQ/n/a refers to a character’s gender identification. "M" is for male, "F" for female, "GQ" for genderqueer, "n/a" for "irrelevant/unassigned." Binary-identified trans characters [Andrew, Carter, Marabou, MacKenzie] are not flagged here because "trans" is not a gender identification for them.
| Name | Scale/Type | Universe | M/F/GQ/n/a | |
| 1 | AJ | 1:6 | display | F |
| 2 | Andrew | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 3 | Angel Bear | teddy | mine | n/a |
| 4 | Anna [in progress] | 1:6 | Zville | F |
| 5 | Anneka | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 6 | Araminthe | 1:3 | mine | F |
| 7 | Avery | 1:6 | M3 | F |
| 8 | Baozha | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 9 | Béatrice | 1:6 | Zville | F |
| 10 | Carter [in progress] | 1:6 | Zville | M |
| 11 | Caveat | 1:6 | mine | M |
| 12 | Chaz | 1:6 | Zville | F |
| 13 | Chow | 1:6 | LHF | M |
| 14 | Cutey Honey | 1:6 | display | F |
| 15 | Davry | 1:6 | LHF | M |
| 16 | Dom | 1:6 | LHF | M |
| 17 | Ellery | 1:6 | M3 | F |
| 18 | Epona | 1:6 | display | F |
| 19 | Flower | 1:6 | mine | M |
| 20 | Frank | 1:6 | mine | GQ |
| 21 | Ginevra | 1:6 | mine | F |
| 22 | Goth dude | figurine | display | M |
| 23 | Hillman Minx | 1:24 | display | n/a |
| 24 | Isabel [in progress] | 1:6 | Zville | F |
| 25 | Jamisia | 1:6 | M3 | F |
| 26 | Janet | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 27 | Janvier Jett | 1:3 | mine | F |
| 28 | Jareth | 1:6 | mine | M |
| 29 | Jareth | 1:3 | mine | F |
| 30 | Jennifer | 1:6 | mine | F |
| 31 | Jujube | 1:12 | mine | F |
| 32 | Junebug | 1:3 | mine | F |
| 33 | Kami | Groovy Girl | display | F |
| 34 | Kristin | 1:6 | M3 | F |
| 35 | Lucian | 1:6 | M3 | M |
| 36 | MacKenzie | 1:6 | M3 | F |
| 37 | Marabou | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 38 | Materyllis | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 39 | Mazzy | 1:6 | M3 | GQ |
| 40 | Mellifer | 1:6 | mine | M |
| 41 | Millie | 1:6 | display | F |
| 42 | Novella | 1:6 | Zville | F |
| 43 | N’Yenya | 1:6 | display | F |
| 44 | Peekaboo | 1:6 | display | F |
| 45 | Peter | 1:6 | Zville | M |
| 46 | Pippilotta | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 47 | Rori | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 48 | Sardonix | 1:3 | mine | F |
| 49 | Steampink AJ | 1:6 | display | F |
| 50 | Submit | 1:6 | mine | F |
| 51 | Theophany | 1:6 | Zville | F |
| 52 | Velvette | 1:6 | LHF | F |
| 53 | Verity | Groovy Girl | display | F |
| 54 | Viktor | 1:6 | LHF | M |
| 55 | Will | 1:6 | LHF | M |
I ran these stats because I suspected that very few of my dolls are guys. Yup. Of 53 [Angel Bear and Hillman Minx excluded in the count], just 13 are guys, making the M:F ratio among my dolls way lower than the 1:1 ratio in real life!
Of the Ms, the majority [6 of 13] are from the LHF universe, which means that they are not on active duty. Therefore we can group them with the Goth dude in the "display" category. That leaves 6 active M dolls, 3 of them in the "Pests" category in my universe.
The small numbers of M dolls become strikingly apparent when I look at my two active story universes: M3 and Zville. In Me and My Muses, Lucian is the only M in a group of 7 characters. In Zombieville, which is still developing, Carter and Peter are the 2 Ms in a group of 8 characters.
As I mentioned, Zombieville is still in the process of creation, but I don’t expect the M:F ratio to increase. If anything, it will decrease, as I have several F dolls to repurpose from Me and My Muses. And I’m perfectly happy with that.
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