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Rinne

Official description

Hey, you just stumbled upon the Lucky Cat!

Spotting this kitty means
Getting rich during the day, getting rich at night
Getting rich while sleeping, getting rich when you wake up
Getting rich while eating, getting rich while walking
Getting rich every day, getting rich every year
Getting rich! Just keep getting richer!!!
This kitty comes with its own money-attracting buff, with the Money God Kitty literally coded into its DNA,
Make a wish to this kitty, and you'll be on a winning streak, getting richer every single day!

Source: Feather's dollhouse

Body parameters (in cm)

Review

Inspired by template from Feather's dollhouse. This section is about my personal experience with a particular doll, my feelings on it, and my story with it, rather than a formal review.
Last update: 2026/07/31

why i got her & what i do with her: i got very interested in these series when i saw promo posts of them but i had a hard time deciding which doll i want. Rinne was unnoticeable for me at first but eventually i've grown to like her the most out of the series. i love calico cats, i love the shape of her dress, and what made me finally fall in love with her design is the interesting shape of her hair.

articulation, posing, & stringing: these series have wired legs. the articulation and stringing are good, the dolls stand on their own with no problem. their heads are easy to take off and put on, the hook is small so you don't have to remove the face plate to remove the head.

face, hair, & how they fit: the hair pieces fit very well on the head, they aren't tight at all and aren't constantly trying to fall off like it happens with some blind box dolls. you can notice the part where the hair is attached to the head under their (human) ears, but other than that, it's not noticeable at all. despite these dolls having cat ears, they don't have magnets inserted in their heads at production stage -- they come with magnets and clay so you insert the magnets on your own and seal them in the wigs with clay. i can imagine this is providing more opportunities for customization but i really didn't enjoy this. trying to insert the magnets is tedious and difficult because they are very small and are magnetizing to each other, and i wouldn't be able to properly attach the clay if i didn't have a modeling tools kit.

clothes & accessories: i enjoy the outfits of these series a lot -- the fabric has a lot of different textures. especially in Rinne's outfit: her dress' fabric is imitating silk, the apron is a "rougher" kind of fabric, she has some frills as well as a metallic detail on her dress, puffy scarf, soft pompoms on her sleeves and socks, and the socks are thin and stretchy; the cat tails of these series are also very puffy and soft. it feels like a lot of thought was put into replicating the character designs in real life, and the fabric is nice quality, though the sewing has some flaws. the little accessories are prone to falling off, for example, the pompoms.

current condition: i had to glue back one of the pompoms several times and since i had to press it to keep it in place, it has lost its puffy shape.

other notes: i received a basic package (without any bonuses), and in comparison to other blind box dolls, the basic contents of the package appear very scarce. aside from the dolls and the outfits that you seen on their concept art, the package included 2 sets of changeable hands (only two?!), magnets and clay, underwear made out of stretchy fabric, a character card, & a brochure thar describes the contents of the package and provides tutorials on how to take off the head, how to replace hands, and how to attach the magnets. also, i really like that these dolls have hands bigger than usual -- this makes their proportions very cute.

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