Monster Highs and Ever After Highs used to be everywhere. I remember walking into stores and there would be to be aisles full of them left and right. Ghouls Rule, Freaky Fusion, First Wave, and Ever After High lines like Hat-tastic Tea party and Legacy Day! In 2016, Monster High had a reboot. They changed or completely removed the original Monster High characters. The sophisticated mobility and clothing of the dolls was replaced with immovable joints and low quality, if not, painted on clothing. Ever since the unsuccessful reboot, the doll lines produced before have been riddiculously over priced. If a Ever After High or Monster High used to cost $15.00, that means it cost LESS than 15 to make, now, people sell those same dolls for $80.00. These dolls encouraged people to love themselves, flaws and all. Monster Highs and Ever After Highs had dolls with a mirade of skintones, physical attributes, quirks, styles and personalities that alowed people to find themselves in these unique dolls. Pictures and adds on the internet tell people that perfection only comes in a certain form, when perfection comes from what is on the inside. We have to get Mattel to bring these Generation 1 dolls, webisodes, and movies back.