MattelBTS Jung Kook Idol Doll

I love him! It's Jung Kook! This outfit is true to what Jung Kook wore, along with his hair! Thank you, for having him!

Gracias, todo en orden

It came in perfect condition no scratches no marks no nothing. I do not know how to change my settings to take a picture but I do recommend getting it if you’re missing this one or just want it. I do not take them out of the box so I cannot say much about how the doll feels but it is very nice.

I bought a few of these BTS dolls for customization purposes, so this review may not pertain to people buying as/for fans of BTS.As you can see from my pictures, the doll has 13 points of articulation. The hair on these BTS dolls is plastered into shape and feels crunchy and a little gross. The layering of the hair itself is poorly done and if you plan on keeping the original hair, feathering it a bit should help.When I removed the factory face with acetone, the process took much more effort than typical Mattel dolls (Barbie, Monster High, etc.). The head mold includes shaping of the eyes, so there’s not as much leeway when drawing them for yourself.I have the same complaint with the body shape as I do with most male dolls, in that the waist looks weirdly narrow (especially combined with the silly 8-pack), but I suppose female dolls suffer similar disproportions. As the doll will end up covered in clothes, this probably isn’t too big a deal.It seems like I’ve been mostly complaining, but overall I’m very satisfied with this doll, particularly at the price I got it for ($5). Male options for these plastic factory dolls in general aren’t great, but the BTS line is well articulated and has distinct face molds for each member.

I was worried a little about the quality of the doll. But it looks great! I'm very pleased 😀

No, they don't look like the members. No, they don't even really look Asian. But when I look at the two I have (Jungkook, and Jimin), I see them in the face. Both directly, and the profile. Mattel could have really messed this up, but I think they did a fair job. They look like Barbie versions of BTS, and that's exactly what they are. I took off points for Kookie's hair being kinda weird (but I love the color), and for the execution of their Idol suits. They don't look quite as suave when they're scaled down and lose all the details and the natural shape clothing on the real human body. I love the simplicity of the packaging. It really keeps the focus on the doll. It's Perfect for collectors (me), and not important anyway to someone who's going to take the doll out and actually play with it. Overall I'm extremely happy with Jungkook and Jimin. If I were going to get another one (I'm not), it would be according to the accuracy in their face molds. Obviously I think these two were the best done. RM and JHope are really great too. V is kind of okay. Suga and Jin look NOTHING like their human counterparts. So From best to worst, the BTS Mattel dolls in my opinion, rank like this: Jimin, Jungkook, RM, JHope, V, Jin, Suga.

Excellent!!!

Bangtan Boys! 💜Jungkook is portrayed pretty well for a doll and is my daughter’s bias. They all have unique features and hair. He’s got abs like the rest of the band. (We have five out of the seven). Nice pose-ability and fun to use like “elf on a shelf” we came home from the beach and our house-sitter had playfully posed all the boys around the house. Kookie was swinging from our lamp!