Attack of the Anime Toys! - Jenny

Jenny / Various and Sundry Dolls
Biscuit's Club Doll This doll was custom-made by some clever folks in Biscuit's Club, a sort of online support group for Jenny addicts. They really did a beautiful job! Here's a close-up of the doll herself, so you can see the cute little sailor suit. She kind of reminds me of Madeline, from the kids' books. She came packaged in a great display box. (I believe the bear is the aforementioned Biscuit. For more on him, please check out Helene's home page. Oh, and check out those green eyes! Miss Jenny I can tell you what drove me to add yet another Jenny to my already earthquake-unready booshelves: 'twas the cat ears that did it! No kidding, this Jenny reminds me of Cardcaptor Sakura. Check out the outfit. Besides the little kitty headdress, she's got a black dress with a stiff petticoat, and black leggings--she only lacks a tail (and Kero-chan, of course). Here's an image of her face. Love the charcoal-black eyes. NB 21 This whacked out Jenny was supposed to be a prototype for Things to Come from Jennyland during Y2K. As you can see, this rather voluptuous take on Jenny doesn't have any joints. Instead, she has a kind of gumby-style body. She has the Brigitte head mold, which is a lot more smiley and Barbie-like than the standard Jenny. As it happened, the new style Jenny dolls ended up having a bit different, more sleek body. Anna Sui Jenny "Anna Sui Power--Make Up!" OK, so she's not a henshin hero, but this Anna Sui doll does come with cosmetics for YOU! You may or may not be able to see it in this picture, but she's in a cool little hippy outfit, with moccasins, and a peasant blouse. Here's a closeup of her face. In real life, Anna Sui is a designer who clothes folks like Courtney Love. Happy Color Jenny Blue This is not just any old weird haired doll, no no! Jenny's got Happy Color! Aren't you happier now? Take a gander at the back of the box to see the other two happy Jenny dolls, in pink, and lemon yellow. Pink Happy Color Jenny The second Happy Color doll I found. To recap, there's a set of three of these Happy Color Jenny dolls, one in blue (which I have), one in yellow (which I was still looking for, at the time), and one in pink, pictured here. Remember, it's not just color, it's happy color! Happy Color Jenny booklet Got an old Takara Jenny or Barbie doll? Here's a cool thing to do: open 'er up and take a look at the neato keen booklet inside. This one shows Jenny buddies, Olive, Timotei, Jeff, and my main man, Tom. Nice Claup Jenny This Jenny wears bell-bottoms and a knit vest. Nice Claup Jenny Another 70's retro Jenny, this one in a "suede" skirt. This redhead doll has a cute "flip" hairdo. Both dolls come with Nice Claup shopping bags. Rainbow Jenny This gal is a cutie, with lots o' curly, curly, hair. Note the anime-like sparkles in her eyes. She is a Jenny's Club doll who is mysteriously identified on the side of the box as "JENNY'S FRIEND DOLL." Hmmm, OK. The back of the box shows two more Jenny dolls, Princess Jenny and Starlight Jenny. Jenny This unusual Jenny was made in China, evidently for the Asian market. Total Coordinate Jenny in silver jacket This gal could almost pass for a "Clueless Jenny," what with the miniskirt and thigh-high stockings. The box gives the Jenny Creed: "I'm a 17 years old girl from Los Angeles. I'm studying at American School. I love fashion. I always take care of coordination. Let's be friends with me!" Jenny Paris Mode This Jenny's "little black dress" appears on second look to be actually made out of black vinyl. New York Mode Jenny wearing little black dress Just can't resist a Jenny in black, and this redhead is pretty neat. New York Mode Jenny wearing brown leather This Jenny wearing an unusual brown "leather" shorts outfit also sports an unusal shoulder-length hairstyle. Total Coordinate Jenny in "leather" Jenny has the greatest accessories. This doll comes with a pink boa, a black "leather" bag, and a black San Francisco leather man-type hat. Total Coordinate Jenny with leopard-print miniskirt I bought this Jenny because of the cool faux fur miniskirt, but in view of that tranchcoat she's wearing, maybe we should call her "Flasher Jenny." Fur Collection Jenny Between the fun fur and the faux leather skirt, Jenny is the least "PC" supermodel around. Have a cigar, Jenny, and let's go club some harp seals! Electric Jenny This is a great one. Push her bow, and little electrical lights on her dress start twinkling, Xmas tree-like. Depending on which light stays on last, you'll get an answer to all your life's questions! That is, if only you could read Japanese..... Party Party Jenny Party hardy, Jenny. This doll comes with an extra outfit, for even more partying. "Disco" Jenny This Jenny with crimped hair looks like she's going to go on a disco crawl with Juliana. "Rocker" Jenny This is a generic Jenny I've re-dressed in a Jenny rocker outfit. It even came with a guitar! "Schoolgirl" Jenny This Jenny is re-dressed in a school uniform. I think this is actually an outfit meant for Licca's Mama.

Jenny / Various and Sundry Dolls

Biscuit's Club Doll: This doll was custom-made by some clever folks in Biscuit's Club, a sort of online support group for Jenny addicts. They really did a beautiful job! Here's a close-up of the doll herself, so you can see the cute little sailor suit. She kind of reminds me of Madeline, from the kids' books. She came packaged in a great display box. (I believe the bear is the aforementioned Biscuit. For more on him, please check out Helene's home page. Oh, and check out those green eyes!
Miss Jenny: I can tell you what drove me to add yet another Jenny to my already earthquake-unready booshelves: 'twas the cat ears that did it! No kidding, this Jenny reminds me of Cardcaptor Sakura. Check out the outfit. Besides the little kitty headdress, she's got a black dress with a stiff petticoat, and black leggings--she only lacks a tail (and Kero-chan, of course). Here's an image of her face. Love the charcoal-black eyes.
NB 21: This whacked out Jenny was supposed to be a prototype for Things to Come from Jennyland during Y2K. As you can see, this rather voluptuous take on Jenny doesn't have any joints. Instead, she has a kind of gumby-style body. She has the Brigitte head mold, which is a lot more smiley and Barbie-like than the standard Jenny. As it happened, the new style Jenny dolls ended up having a bit different, more sleek body.
Anna Sui Jenny: "Anna Sui Power--Make Up!" OK, so she's not a henshin hero, but this Anna Sui doll does come with cosmetics for YOU! You may or may not be able to see it in this picture, but she's in a cool little hippy outfit, with moccasins, and a peasant blouse. Here's a closeup of her face. In real life, Anna Sui is a designer who clothes folks like Courtney Love.
Happy Color Jenny Blue: This is not just any old weird haired doll, no no! Jenny's got Happy Color! Aren't you happier now? Take a gander at the back of the box to see the other two happy Jenny dolls, in pink, and lemon yellow.
Pink Happy Color Jenny: The second Happy Color doll I found. To recap, there's a set of three of these Happy Color Jenny dolls, one in blue (which I have), one in yellow (which I was still looking for, at the time), and one in pink, pictured here. Remember, it's not just color, it's happy color!
Happy Color Jenny booklet: Got an old Takara Jenny or Barbie doll? Here's a cool thing to do: open 'er up and take a look at the neato keen booklet inside. This one shows Jenny buddies, Olive, Timotei, Jeff, and my main man, Tom.
Nice Claup Jenny: This Jenny wears bell-bottoms and a knit vest.
Nice Claup Jenny: Another 70's retro Jenny, this one in a "suede" skirt. This redhead doll has a cute "flip" hairdo. Both dolls come with Nice Claup shopping bags.
Rainbow Jenny: This gal is a cutie, with lots o' curly, curly, hair. Note the anime-like sparkles in her eyes. She is a Jenny's Club doll who is mysteriously identified on the side of the box as "JENNY'S FRIEND DOLL." Hmmm, OK. The back of the box shows two more Jenny dolls, Princess Jenny and Starlight Jenny.
Jenny: This unusual Jenny was made in China, evidently for the Asian market.
Total Coordinate Jenny in silver jacket: This gal could almost pass for a "Clueless Jenny," what with the miniskirt and thigh-high stockings. The box gives the Jenny Creed: "I'm a 17 years old girl from Los Angeles. I'm studying at American School. I love fashion. I always take care of coordination. Let's be friends with me!"
Jenny Paris Mode: This Jenny's "little black dress" appears on second look to be actually made out of black vinyl.
New York Mode Jenny wearing little black dress: Just can't resist a Jenny in black, and this redhead is pretty neat.
New York Mode Jenny wearing brown leather: This Jenny wearing an unusual brown "leather" shorts outfit also sports an unusal shoulder-length hairstyle.
Total Coordinate Jenny in "leather": Jenny has the greatest accessories. This doll comes with a pink boa, a black "leather" bag, and a black San Francisco leather man-type hat.
Total Coordinate Jenny with leopard-print miniskirt: I bought this Jenny because of the cool faux fur miniskirt, but in view of that tranchcoat she's wearing, maybe we should call her "Flasher Jenny."
Fur Collection Jenny: Between the fun fur and the faux leather skirt, Jenny is the least "PC" supermodel around. Have a cigar, Jenny, and let's go club some harp seals!
Electric Jenny: This is a great one. Push her bow, and little electrical lights on her dress start twinkling, Xmas tree-like. Depending on which light stays on last, you'll get an answer to all your life's questions! That is, if only you could read Japanese.....
Party Party Jenny: Party hardy, Jenny. This doll comes with an extra outfit, for even more partying.
"Disco" Jenny: This Jenny with crimped hair looks like she's going to go on a disco crawl with Juliana.
"Rocker" Jenny: This is a generic Jenny I've re-dressed in a Jenny rocker outfit. It even came with a guitar!
"Schoolgirl" Jenny: This Jenny is re-dressed in a school uniform. I think this is actually an outfit meant for Licca's Mama.

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