Exemplos de uso de Pullip em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Pullip Costume items are released sporadically.
Jun Planning retired Namu in 2005 under the story that he and Pullip had"broken up.
New editions of Pullip dolls are released on a monthly basis.
This book is 133 pages and features photographs of all the Pullip releases from 2003 to autumn 2010.
Pullip has an articulated body and can be easily customized.
Starting in January 2004 with the release of Pullip Venus, a new stock body was introduced.
Pullip can sometimes wear playscale doll clothing and shoes.
The"Happy Birthday 2" set includes a Native American Pullip named Sacagawea and Namu named Geronimo.
Pullip(Korean: 푸리프) is a fashion doll created by Cheonsang Cheonha of South Korea in 2003.
Taeyang can be customized, just like Pullip can, with the ability to change his hair, eyes, faceup, and body.
Pullip and her companions can be given new bodies in a process called rebodying.
Petit Luxury are display furniture for Pullip released by Jun Planning of Japan, starting in January 2008.
Pullip Costume/Fashion are clothes and accessories sold by Jun Planning for Pullip dolls.
Released in February 2013, Yeolume is Pullip's future daughter and the newest addition to the Pullip line of dolls.
The final Namu, released in May 2005, was"Happy Birthday Namu 2," also called Geronimo, andcame in a set together with Pullip Sacagawea.
All dolls in the Pullip line have heads and eye mechanisms that can be taken apart with a screwdriver.
Dal is profiled as Taeyang's 13-year-old sister,who considers Pullip to be her rival in terms of fashion and style.
Little Pullip is a miniature version of Pullip, with a 1:12 scale body and a 1:6 scale head.
The Docolla line(a portmanteau of"doll"+"collaboration")was released as an extension of the Little Pullip+ line, beginning in July 2011 with the release of miniature Pullip Grell from Black Butler.
With a 1:6 scale body, Pullip is approximately the size of many popular playscale fashion dolls, such as Barbie and Jenny.
In February 2013, a new member of the Pullip family was introduced, called Yeolume(열매, berry/fruit), who is Pullip's future daughter.
Pullip and her counterpart dolls are often customized by collectors, with the most common customizations including wig changes, eye color changes, and rebodying.
With the exception of the final Rozen Maiden Pullip, Kirakishou(which was an exclusive to TBS/Japan), the Rozen Maiden dolls were not limited editions.
Pullip was first marketed by Jun Planning out of Japan; but the company underwent management changes in early 2009 and, since then, has operated out of South Korea under the name Groove.
The regular monthly releases of Pullip are limited in that only a certain amount are produced; this number is known only by the manufacturer.
The Pullip release originally scheduled for July 2005 was called Beressa, a"lady spy," who came with a black uniform and cap with gold braids and red details, including a red arm band and a pistol.
Beginning in March 2004,all dolls in the Pullip line-starting with Pullip Arietta and Namu Trunk-were released with removable wigs, thus allowing their hair to be changed more easily.
The first three Pullip releases(Wind/Debut, Street, and Moon) have necks that can snap easily under the weight of the oversized Pullip head, but this fragile neck problem was corrected with later releases.
In August 2010 a second book,entitled"Pullip Complete Style" and again printed in Japanese, became available to purchase on its own and as part of a special box set with limited-edition Pullip Bonita.
Lan Ake, the Pullip that was created to replace Beressa, was delayed by a month; consequently, Jun Planning ended up not releasing a Pullip during July 2005 and instead released Lan Ake and Lan Ai together in August 2005.