The Bratzillaz Witch Swap is an exciting and unique event that takes place in the Bratzillaz doll franchise. Bratzillaz are a line of fashion dolls that are witches with magical powers, and the Witch Swap is a way for these dolls to come together and exchange their abilities and attributes. During the Witch Swap, the Bratzillaz dolls participate in a magical ceremony where they swap their spells and powers with each other. This results in a fun and unpredictable mix-up of abilities, creating endless possibilities for imaginative play. The concept of the Witch Swap adds an element of surprise and adventure to the Bratzillaz doll line. It allows children to explore different magical powers and create their own narratives and stories.
Yasmina's original eyes were yellow. I replaced them with the blue eyes from the Bratzillaz glow-in-the-dark Meygana doll. I think she looks gorgeous with the blue eyes! I'm really pleased with how she's turned out.
UPDATE TO MY FIRST BRATZILLAZ POST By the way, I just updated my original post about how to change out Bratzillaz eyes with new info, because I discovered if you turn the eyes over and look very closely, there is a tiny R or L on the backside of each eye to help you position them so you don t end up with wonky eye. UPDATE TO MY FIRST BRATZILLAZ POST By the way, I just updated my original post about how to change out Bratzillaz eyes with new info, because I discovered if you turn the eyes over and look very closely, there is a tiny R or L on the backside of each eye to help you position them so you don t end up with wonky eye.
It allows children to explore different magical powers and create their own narratives and stories. The swapping of abilities also encourages creativity and problem-solving skills as children imagine how the dolls would use their new powers and navigate new situations. The Bratzillaz Witch Swap also introduces an element of collectability as children can collect different dolls to experience the full range of magical abilities.
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I've been customizing Bratzillaz again. Mostly it's been switching around eyeballs, but I also took some tweezers to the derpy-looking bangs of this girl up above. She is/was Magic Night Out Yasmina. She came with bangs that were a totally different color than the rest of her hair (a light lavender), and I thought she'd look better without them. She's wearing a headband in this picture because I'm currently waiting on some hair from dollyhair.com to do a partial re-root along her hairline where the bangs were. I figured out her hair is a 50-50 mix of "Vineyard Violet" saran and "Midnight Blue" saran. These are the color names used on dollyhair.com. The colors might be called something different on restoredoll.com. That site uses different names for their saran hair, and I have no idea what the colors are called on their site.
Yasmina's original eyes were yellow. I replaced them with the blue eyes from the Bratzillaz glow-in-the-dark Meygana doll. I think she looks gorgeous with the blue eyes! I'm really pleased with how she's turned out.
Another Bratzillaz dollie that got new eyes is the one called Cloetta (left), that you saw me working on in my last post about these dolls, here . She's the one that was going to get side-glancing blue eyes, but then I ended up losing the matching eye inside my couch. LOL. Well, after that happened, I went on a quest around town to find another cheap Meygana doll so I could get the eyes from her to put in Cloetta. Sigh. I went to three different stores, and they've all been sold out of the Meyganas for the past week. In fact, I think word got around that the Bratzillaz were all on sale, because they've all been selling out fast lately here.
I ended up using the metallic silver eyes from a Bratzillaz Switch-a-Witch set for Cloetta instead. I like them on her. She definitely has character!
Lastly, I thought I'd show you a picture of the poor Switch-a-Witch that I stole the silver eyeballs from. This is the girl who came with those awesome silver metallic eyes now in Cloetta. After I stole her silver eyes, I ended up putting Yasmina's original yellow eyes in her instead. (Ya know . Yasmina . from the top picture.) She looks really evil with the yellow eyes! Yikes! Sorry, but I really don't like these Switch-a-Witch sets. I don't like the faces to be half one color and half another. If they came out with Switch-a-Witches that had solid-colored skin, I might like them. Just not my thing, I guess.
If you don't know what a Switch-a-Witch is, it's essentially a dismantled bald Bratzillaz doll that you put together yourself, which can wear wigs.
UPDATE TO MY FIRST BRATZILLAZ POST:
By the way, I just updated my original post about how to change out Bratzillaz eyes with new info, because I discovered if you turn the eyes over and look very closely, there is a tiny "R" or "L" on the backside of each eye to help you position them so you don't end up with wonky eye. I didn't even notice the tiny letters at first, because I'm blind as a bat. :)
Another Bratzillaz dollie that got new eyes is the one called Cloetta (left), that you saw me working on in my last post about these dolls, here . She's the one that was going to get side-glancing blue eyes, but then I ended up losing the matching eye inside my couch. LOL. Well, after that happened, I went on a quest around town to find another cheap Meygana doll so I could get the eyes from her to put in Cloetta. Sigh. I went to three different stores, and they've all been sold out of the Meyganas for the past week. In fact, I think word got around that the Bratzillaz were all on sale, because they've all been selling out fast lately here.
Each doll has a unique set of powers that can be swapped with other dolls, adding to the possibilities for imaginative play. Overall, the Bratzillaz Witch Swap is an exciting and interactive feature of the Bratzillaz doll line. It encourages creativity, problem-solving, and collectability, making it a fun and engaging experience for children who enjoy imaginative play and magical adventures..
Reviews for "Explore the supernatural powers of Bratzillaz witch swap"
1. Samantha - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Bratzillaz witch swap." The storyline was weak and predictable, and the characters were not engaging at all. The animation was also lacking; it felt very choppy and amateurish. Overall, it just didn't live up to my expectations of a Bratzillaz movie. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
2. Michael - 1/5 - "Bratzillaz witch swap" was a complete letdown. The plot was poorly developed, and the dialogue was cheesy and cringe-worthy. The characters were shallow and lacked depth, making it hard to connect with them or care about their journey. The animation quality was subpar, and it felt like a lazy attempt to cash in on the Bratzillaz brand. Save your time and skip this one.
3. Jessica - 2/5 - As a fan of the Bratzillaz franchise, I was excited to watch "Bratzillaz witch swap," but it fell flat for me. The concept had potential, but the execution was lacking. The pacing was off, with the story dragging in some parts and rushing through others. The animation quality was also disappointing, with awkward movements and lackluster visuals. It's a shame because the Bratzillaz brand has so much potential, but this movie failed to deliver.
4. David - 1/5 - I found "Bratzillaz witch swap" to be a complete waste of time. The plot was nonsensical and lacked coherence, jumping from one random event to another without any clear direction. The characters were unlikable and poorly developed, which made it hard to invest in their journey. The animation was mediocre at best, with stiff and robotic movements. Overall, it was a forgettable and disappointing film that I wouldn't recommend to anyone, especially fans of the Bratzillaz franchise.
5. Emily - 2/5 - "Bratzillaz witch swap" was a letdown for me. The storyline was predictable, and the dialogue felt forced and unnatural. The animation was inconsistent, with some scenes looking decent and others appearing choppy and poorly executed. The characters lacked depth and didn't leave much of an impact. It's a shame because I was hoping for a fun and engaging Bratzillaz movie, but this one missed the mark.