davidd's A DOLL A DAY 2026

[davidd]

The 90s are retro now?  Bummah, again. 
These interactive things with so much participation must be a lot of fun. I wish we still had the monthly challenges here – and the people to do them – and I remember how much fun the scavenger hunt was. Nothing lasts forever… sigh. 

Join the One Sixth Figures forum.
https://onesixthfigures.forumotion.com/

Or... ermigahd... the Men With Dolls forum.
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/menwithdolls/

There's at least some response to interactive story games on both of those forums.

It might amuse, and even please, you to learn that one of the guys on the Men With Dolls forum has become a fan of Rainbow High dolls. He purchased a pre-owned Rainbow High last year to scavenge for costume pieces, but he couldn't bring himself to rob her for parts. Now he has several, at least four or five, including your Monarch Butterfly figure. He posted just today about his latest find, a pre-owned mint-in-box example. He even posts about washing the excessive gel out of their hair and other "dolly" type issues.

There was a guy on the MWD site who was a Monster High fan as well, but I haven't seen him in quite a while now.

As for "retro," I conducted some cursory online research. "Retro" is often described as "20 to 40 years ago," which makes the 2000s "retro." Other definitions are more vague in terms of specific years, but define "retro" as being new but looking old or borrowing design elements from previous decades. Actual "old stuff" is either "vintage" or "antique."

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And speaking of interactive story games:

5 April - A Doll A Day 2026:

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What if Lexxi and Rachel were real? Let's ask the EaseMate.ai app to show us:
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