Sacagawea Pullip Second Anniversary Doll review (with video)

So here is the first review of the second anniversary Pullip set. Her name is Sacagawea. 

Historically, Sacagawea was a bilingual Lemhi Shoshone woman, born in Idaho near the Rocky Mountains in the Salmon River region, who helped the Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805-06 explore the Louisiana Territory. Sacagawea traveled with the expedition thousands of miles from North Dakota to the Pacific Ocean. 

She is a very detailed doll and come with a traditional outfit, amazing hair, a bow and arrows, a sort of blanket to use as a coat and a head piece with feather. She is the second historical doll I have in my pullip collection, the first being Isul Okita Souji.

Here is the video

And here are some pictures

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Pullip and Namu Second Anniversary set box opening (with video)

Today I'm opening a box for you guys but I'm not actually reviewing the dolls because the opening took a long time and there is a lot of things to review so I split the video into three part. 

This part is therefore the box opening of the Second Pullip Anniversary Doll set. 

This one was made by Jun Planning and it's one of the box with a Namu and a Pullip inside. I got it second hand but it looked like it has never been opened before. 

In the video, I'm opening the box and getting everything out and showing you things bit by bits as I go. 

And here are some pictures

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Pullip Review: Leprotto (with video)

Welcome to a special review video,

Today I have with me a pullip Leprotto that I was dollsitting for a friend! She is now on her way home but I had the authorization to make a video review of her. She is one of the most famous and rare pullip out there. She has the older pullip charm and she is super cute in her little bunny outfit.

Here is the video

And here are some pictures

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