Wicked Elphaba Doll
The Wicked Elphaba Doll is a Limited Edition Truly Me doll in partnership with the movie Wicked: For Good. The doll was released and retired in 2025. Retail cost was $295.
The doll was released simultaneously with the Wicked Glinda Doll.
- Face Mold: Makena Mold
- Skin: Green
- Hair: Dark brown braided hair with curled ends.
- Eyes: Green
The doll has painted black eyelashes, feathered green eyebrows, green eyeshadow, and green freckles. The lips are green and the doll comes with braided hair. Black baby hairs painted along hairline. There is green nail polish on the fingers and toes.
Dress
Sleeveless ombré dress that fades from black at the top to a dark green at the bottom. Bottom hem is cut at a diagonal angle; it is higher on the right side and lower on the left side. Hem and collar are unfinished and jagged. Closes in back with velcro.
Coat
Black floor-length hotel with ruffled shoulders and a metallic brocade. Two black buttons secure the front of the coat. It opens up to show the dress underneath.
Cape
Ombré cape that attaches to coat with buttons. Print is black with a green pattern on it; pattern fades from dark black at the top to green at the bottom. Hem is cut in a wavy pattern.
Panties
Black cotton panties with white elastic trim.
Boots
Tall black vinyl boots with kitten heels. Asymmetrical non-functional black lacing along the outer edge of each shoe. Closes in back with velcro.
Hat
Black pointed hat with patchwork panels and textured fabric. Ruffled trim.
Broom
Textured light and brown plastic broom that can stand on its own or be held by the doll with a clear plastic handle.
Certificate
White certificate of authenticity with gold font and graphics. Certificate has a silhouette of Elphaba.
Box Packaging
Green and pink packaging with gold metallic accents. Wicked logo on clear window. "American Girl Collector Series" written at bottom. Logos for Glinda and Elphaba on either side. Pink background. Reverse of box has silhouette of Elphaba with character information. Logos for Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion in each corner.
Gallery
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All components that come with the doll.
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Details of face paint.
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Back view of Elphaba doll and cape.
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Details of hat.
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Details of coat.
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Details of skirt.
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Details of shoes.
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Details of broom.
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Certificate of authenticity.
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Unique packaging for the Wicked Elphaba Collector Doll.
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Back of the unique packaging for the doll.
Trivia
- Only 6,000 individually numbered dolls were produced.
- No refunds, returns, or exchanges will be honored.
- Sales are restricted to the US.
- The dolls were exclusively available to Berry level AG Rewards members for their first day of sale, along with 3x Reward points for a purchase of the doll. They were available to all Rewards members from the second day of the sale. They were available to all customers and were available for purchase in stores on the third day of the sale.
- The doll was the first doll released to not have a natural skin tone, as the doll is green to reflect the character; this was later followed by the Monster High Frankie Doll.
- The doll debuted on September 22 and sold out on October 3; she was only available for twelve days.