User blog:MoshiFreak04/Don't We Need A Basic Harmony B. Sharp?

About the Lalaloopsy doll, Harmony B. Sharp:

A Lala that uses animatronic mechanics to interact with kids and tell jokes and pre-recorded lines? That (along with it's marketing development for MGA) was a major sucess for Lalaloopsy's primary fanbase, and I congratulate them for ensuing imagination and creativity in the minds of children.

The only con: Collectors.

I mean, I understand that Lalaloopsy is a market intended for preschoolers, so naturally MGA wouldn't go for the collectors, (similar to how Dora The Explorer wouldn't try to catch in teenagers) but if you like to display these dolls on a shelf, you probably wouldn't want a big, clunky, singing, dancing doll.

A soloution to the problem that would also ultimately reel in more collectors to your fanbase?

A "basic" Harmony, with no mechanical insides whatsoever. Sure, she can still come with the hair extensions and maraca cat, but she wouldn't be able to sing or dance like the Harmony B. already on store shelves.

But, just to avoid confusion, it should state somewhere on the box that she doesn't sing. Or they could chamg the packaging of the original Harmony to say "Special Singing Edition" and the basic one to say "Basic Edition".

What do you think, Lalaloopsy Land Wiki? Should MGA make my fantasy for a displayaple Harmony B. a reality?