Zombaes Forever, Wild Vibes, Rest in Show Zombie Dolls and Accessories Deluxe Set, 2 Exclusive 8.9-cm Figures, 2 Pets and More, Kids’ Toys for Girls

Cute set for kids. Small but not too small as you could easily misplace them

Didn't think I'd be writing good reviews for plastic toys but this one really is gorgeous and good quality and lots of fun

Not only does this set come with a sleping cat and a Tiger ready to chomp down on a zombie arm, but the 2 Zombeas you get can swap legs, brains and even if you have others, hair and hats.Collect the series and you can have a whole custom set of Zombeas which is what makes them unique and appleaing. Also - there zombies.They all have some kind of stich markings on them and the make is nice but not overdone like most dolls. Just enough.

Odd set, I'm sure some kids will love this. There are features like removing the hair to reveal a brain underneath the doll, which feels like a girls toy trying to take a few aspects of a boys toy and merge them together. As an adult I don't really see the appeal but the kids seem to enjoy it.The product itself is pretty good, the figures are well made and can be customized with different options. The functionality is unique at least, the figures are fairly small, and they come with some accessories. The coffin itself feels a little weak and works as a place to set the figures up on a shelf or store them away.

Bought as a gift for my niece who enjoys the more morbid toys. A great feature that she enjoyed was the individually wrapped elements so it felt like an unboxing as a well as a gift

Amazing item kids loved it

I'd never heard of these Zombae toys until my niece asked for a set for her birthday. Luckily, I managed to get this set for review and she loves it. This particular set has a dog show theme with the obvious zombie aspect. The figures are well made and feature some nifty design elements such as real eyebrow hair. They also have proper moving parts that can come apart.Recommended!

This is a nice playset with dolls, dogs and a play area. I had never heard of this until I saw it and most of the families of young children said the same, and kids are quite brand conscious from an early age. Younger children can just use it as a play set of dolls and dogs but that seems to waste a lot of design and brand that has been included. I really cant see any child below the age of 5 really playing with this in an imaginative way, when my daughter was seven she was still enjoying Barbie and my instinct is that is is in that age range that this will find a market, and find kids who will most enjoy it. So we have put this to one side until our granddaughter is a little older and will introduce it then. I think at a younger age there are better sets to choose, but for older ones who start to be influenced more by TV, Movies' and Videogames this could be popular.