Discover the world of Cave Club™, a land of exploration, adventure and even dinosaurs -- like Tyrasaurus™ the T-Rex! Okay, so I’m mostly loving Emberly’s accessories. Roaralai’s are cute too but not purrfect. The cat-ear headband could’ve been better. I won’t go into it today, but I’ll update everyone with a post showing off their new, softer, style as soon as they’re done. Now it’s your turn!

With a 2-seater saddle, Tyrasaurus™ dino can carry kids' favorite Cave Club™ dolls (sold separately) or stomp into solo adventure. They can bend their knees to sit down or kneel and can almost hold a cell phone to their ear (not that they need one). The skirt has two layers. The bottom layer is polka-dotted while the top is yellow with pink stripes. Ferrell (an obvious wordplay on “feral”) is lavender with dark purple stripes. He has emerald green eyes, a cute pink nose, and a couple of tiny fangs poking out of his mouth. On top of his head is a bit of pink fuzz (albeit plastic fuzz).Now that we’ve thoroughly examined Emberly and her accessories (we’ll get to articulation in just a sec😉), let’s bring out Roaralai! Meet Roaralai:

My poor readers! You’ve probably gone cross-eyed after reading this long review! Well, I promise to keep the next bit short and to the point.There are heaps of evidence outside of the Bible supporting the Creationist’s viewpoint. While I’m tempted to open the floodgates and show you, this is a doll review, not a dissertation, so I’ll spare you😉. The box is brightly colored. It has a curvy, plastic front with the name of the doll written in the top corner. Her second accessory is a club that transforms into a torch when you remove the top. Pop the top off of Emberly’s club to turn it into a torch!

As I was saying, the promotional images from Toy Fair didn’t leave me counting down the days till Cave Club’s release. In fact, I completely forgot about them…until I walked into Walmart. What’s the symbol? It’s hard to tell, but I’m guessing it’s a flame (or something along those lines). As you can see, Emberly is completely barefoot and has no shoes. Instead, she wears a pair of neon pink leg warmers.In my opinion, the cat ears aren’t great. Maybe it’s the way I have them pinned, but they look awkward. Flaire is bubblegum pink with teal eyebrows and a tuft of plastic, orange feathers on top of her head. It’s a little baggy around the shoulders and bust. Still, I think it would be easy to alter an Ever After High dress (or pattern) to fit these dolls. Nowadays, it seems like every new doll is an avant-garde “kid” with crazy hair.Is it too much to ask for some natural-looking characters once in a while? I get that colorful dolls are all the rage right now, but I think Mattel could’ve incorporated the “march to your own beat” message without the bizarre updos.

Since Maddie is one of the shorter characters, I figured she was perfect for this test (she was also the most willing😉). Actually, I appreciate doll combs and brushes very much (especially since I’m always losing mine). So, while I may joke about them, I can’t deny that these little tools never go to waste. Ever wonder who the first friends were? Meet the Cave Club–a truly unruly group of prehistoric kids who are way ahead of their time!

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But what about clothes? Since their bodies are slim like Ever After High, I wonder if they can share outfits.