When it comes to collecting merchandise, I love collecting dolls from Frozen. Frozen is a great franchise that has great characters, so collecting dolls from Frozen has been a real treat. When the first Frozen film came out, a majority of the dolls were Anna and Elsa, which made sense. After all, they are the protagonists. They also made some dolls of Kristoff and a few of Hans. However, that was it. Only four characters. Granted, there were several variations of Anna and Elsa, but not a lot of variety.
Frozen 2 really changed things up. We finally got dolls of Anna and Elsa's parents! I had been wanting dolls of them for years, so I was excited to finally get them. The parents came with adorable dolls of Anna and Elsa as toddlers. They also made dolls of some of the characters that appeared in Frozen 2, including Mattias, Ryder and Honeymaren. Because of the variety of characters, I fell in love with the Frozen 2 dolls.
I'm thankful for all the great Frozen dolls that have been made. The dolls look beautiful and colorful. While Frozen 2 increased the variety of characters, there are still more characters that I want dolls of.
The Duke of Weselton
For years, I have been a passionate fan of the Duke of Weselton, also known as the Duke of Weaseltown. Most Frozen fans don't seem to care about him, but I can't get enough of his antics. I really, really wanted a doll of him, but they never made one. Granted, he wasn't a main character, but he had an important role in the first film. His unique design and fancy costume would be great for a doll. However, the fact that he only had a small cameo in the second film makes me fear that they won't be making anything of him anytime soon.
The Duke of Weselton's bodyguards
In Frozen, the Duke of Weselton was accompanied by two bodyguards. Although they barely spoke, they did have an awesome fight scene with Elsa. I don't think Disney has ever made a single piece of merchandise with these two guys. I understand that they don't have a lot of personality and screentime, but they would look great with a doll of the Duke of Weselton. Also, if you want to play good vs. evil, the bodyguards would be good antagonists for your Elsa dolls.
Oaken
Oaken was a store owner that was friendly and eccentric. Although he had a small role, he was very popular with the fans. He has been popular enough to continue making appearances in pieces of Frozen media. Because of that, I imagine that an Oaken doll would sell well.
The Dignitaries
In the first Frozen film, Arendelle received royal visitors from different kingdoms. There was a French dignitary, a German dignitary, a Spanish dignitary and an Irish dignitary. They didn't have very big roles, but their fancy appearances would be good for dolls. Also, making dolls of the Dignitaries would be a great way of adding diversity into the series.
King Runeard
King Runeard is the father of King Agnarr and the grandfather of Anna and Elsa. Although his scenes in Frozen 2 are flashbacks, he is very important to the family history and the story of the film. Because of that, a doll of him would be a good addition.
I doubt that these characters will get dolls. However, I doubted they would make dolls of the parents, so anything's possible. I look forward to the future of the Frozen franchise.
Frozen 2 really changed things up. We finally got dolls of Anna and Elsa's parents! I had been wanting dolls of them for years, so I was excited to finally get them. The parents came with adorable dolls of Anna and Elsa as toddlers. They also made dolls of some of the characters that appeared in Frozen 2, including Mattias, Ryder and Honeymaren. Because of the variety of characters, I fell in love with the Frozen 2 dolls.
I'm thankful for all the great Frozen dolls that have been made. The dolls look beautiful and colorful. While Frozen 2 increased the variety of characters, there are still more characters that I want dolls of.
The Duke of Weselton
For years, I have been a passionate fan of the Duke of Weselton, also known as the Duke of Weaseltown. Most Frozen fans don't seem to care about him, but I can't get enough of his antics. I really, really wanted a doll of him, but they never made one. Granted, he wasn't a main character, but he had an important role in the first film. His unique design and fancy costume would be great for a doll. However, the fact that he only had a small cameo in the second film makes me fear that they won't be making anything of him anytime soon.
The Duke of Weselton's bodyguards
In Frozen, the Duke of Weselton was accompanied by two bodyguards. Although they barely spoke, they did have an awesome fight scene with Elsa. I don't think Disney has ever made a single piece of merchandise with these two guys. I understand that they don't have a lot of personality and screentime, but they would look great with a doll of the Duke of Weselton. Also, if you want to play good vs. evil, the bodyguards would be good antagonists for your Elsa dolls.
Oaken
Oaken was a store owner that was friendly and eccentric. Although he had a small role, he was very popular with the fans. He has been popular enough to continue making appearances in pieces of Frozen media. Because of that, I imagine that an Oaken doll would sell well.
The Dignitaries
In the first Frozen film, Arendelle received royal visitors from different kingdoms. There was a French dignitary, a German dignitary, a Spanish dignitary and an Irish dignitary. They didn't have very big roles, but their fancy appearances would be good for dolls. Also, making dolls of the Dignitaries would be a great way of adding diversity into the series.
King Runeard
King Runeard is the father of King Agnarr and the grandfather of Anna and Elsa. Although his scenes in Frozen 2 are flashbacks, he is very important to the family history and the story of the film. Because of that, a doll of him would be a good addition.
I doubt that these characters will get dolls. However, I doubted they would make dolls of the parents, so anything's possible. I look forward to the future of the Frozen franchise.
