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    Wednesday Addams American Girl Collector Doll
    Wednesday Addams American Girl Collector Doll
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    American Girl Releases Official Wednesday Addams Doll

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodJuly 22, 20252 Mins Read
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    We all knew this day would come, American Girl has hit its rebellious stage and gone goth. The doll maker will be celebrating the upcoming second season of “Wednesday” with a limited-edition doll of the titular character. Only 6,000 of these 18-inch collector dolls will be created worldwide.

    Wednesday Addams American Girl Collector Doll
    Wednesday Addams American Girl Collector Doll

    Wednesday Addams, played on the show by Jenna Ortega, will be a curious, fiercely intelligent, doll with a severe color allergy. She sports her signature long black pigtail braids, dark fingernails, and black velvet dress with a Peter Pan collar. She is, of course, accompanied by another beloved member of the Addams family, Thing. Despite her charming appearance, Wednesday also carries two bags of hungry piranhas. 

    Other Features: 

    • A soft cotton body, with a movable head and limbs made of smooth vinyl.
    • A black velvet dress featuring a white sateen Peter Pan collar, white sateen cuffs, allover white embroidery, and black buttons down the front.
    • A faux-obsidian necklace that flips between the initials “W” and “M”—a gift from Wednesday’s mother, Morticia.
    • A pair of black kitten-heel Mary Jane shoes, a pair of black cotton tights, and a pair of black cotton underwear.
    • A numbered certificate of authenticity.

    AG Rewards Members have access to a presale starting on July 22nd. Sales open up to the general public on July 23rd here. Season 2 of “Wednesday” hits Netflix on August 6.

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    Ada Blood

    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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