More information is coming out about Courtney, the 80's historical character set to debut this October! Here is all the news (that I can share):
Courtney will arrive in a blue crop top with a graphic print, denim gray shorts and hot pink leggings.
Courtney has the Classic mold, caramel long curly hair with side bangs and blue eyes.
Courtney's first book is called 'Courtney Changes the Game'.
Courtney is interested in arcade gaming and is probably a geek.
She is from 1986- the year American Girl released their first doll.
This is so exciting! She's exactly how I imagined her- all I need is for her to be into heavy metal and then I'm good! Just kidding. I doubt AG would do that. My Courtney will love it, though.
She sounds like a cool girl.She kinda looks like Maryellen a little bit. I love her hair style!
My mom is soooo exited about courtney, we really wanna buy her on October 1st. I hope she comes with a camera for some reason, idk. But her accsessories are supposed to come with a cassete tape and headphones, EEEEEEEEE!!!!!!
Can you make a updated post about Courtney? Only if it’s possible for you to do so... Thanks!!
@soragennext Yeah. I really wish she would have been Asian as well. Especially considering the only historical character who was of Asian descent was Ivy, and she was just an add-on for Julie. It is very disappointing. I just hope that there is still hope for a 1920s doll.
@Lindsey Bergman She could have been that Asian character everyone has been asking about for a decade. Honestly, the 1980s would have been the perfect time since there's such a huge interest in it. I feel like any other time to release an Asian character would be boring or wouldn't even interest kids. There's a reason American Girl hasn't released a character from the 19th Century in years; Kids just ain't interested in going that far back anymore. Saw some kids on Youtube talking about how scary and sad those times were. These kids are only interested in modern history, stuff they can relate to from a Netflix series, Youtube, or TV. They don't really care about the actual depth…