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What is a BJD doll? What is an SD doll?

When I first saw the word "BJD doll", I was still in the comment area of an article in the circle! At that time, I wondered, is bjd a professional word in the circle of letters? Why haven't you heard of it? Then I got to know BJD doll with curiosity. It turns out that BJD doll is a kind of doll, that is, the "doll circle" that many young people often say, and it belongs to a subculture like the alphabet circle. Although I don't understand why this non-overlapping circle can resonate in the comment area, I still collect information to make a popular science about BJD dolls!

What does BJD mean: BJD, the full name of BallJointedDoll, translates into a human figure with spherical joints. To put it bluntly, it is a doll with spherical joints that can move at will. When it comes to the origin of BJD, we have to trace it back to Europe. At that time, BJD was still made of ceramics and existed as a work of art. Later, it was introduced to Japan. volks Doll Society made BJD with resin instead of fragile porcelain, which was loved by many people and can be said to be carried forward. Later, it gradually developed in South Korea, Hongkong and Chinese mainland.

There is a misunderstanding here. Many people think that SD=BJD. In fact, SD only refers to the dolls produced by Volks Doll Club, that is to say, SD is one of BJD.

What is the area of BJD? There are many sizes of BJD, except the basic ones, 1/3 (three points), 1/4 (four points) and 1/6 (six points), as well as 1/8 and 1/60 with the size of a palm. 1/3 is generally a teenager or girl aged 17, 18, 1/4 is a child aged 12, 13, and 1/6 is a child aged 8 or 9.

The height of the doll is assumed to be 180cm× size, for example, 180x 1/4 is 45cm. Because different companies have different doll sizes, it is also said that the height is calculated according to the age of the doll itself. For example, 1/6 represents the height of 140× 1/4-year-old children.

How to take care of BJD:BJD should use "cultivation". You may feel a little weird when you hear this word, but this metaphor is really not excessive, because the maintenance of BJD is not so easy. Unlike ceramics, resins turn yellow over time, which is normal. Since yellowing is normal, what remains is the problem of yellowing speed.

Keep the doll clean. When you see a dirty place, you can gently wipe it off with a cleaning sponge. Note that if there is makeup, it will fall off. Resin will "eat color". Don't let the doll wear dark clothes for a long time, lest the color of the clothes be dyed on the baby.

Same as above, it is recommended that the baby change makeup every three to nine months to avoid eating color. Strong light such as sunlight will accelerate the baby's yellowing. Try to avoid the baby being exposed to strong light for a long time. Try not to turn on the flash when taking pictures. Resin can be dipped in water, but try to avoid large areas of water, such as soaking in water, dry in time. Doll's makeup doesn't last long, and it will fall off if you touch it too much, so try not to touch your face for a long time. After all, it's just paint.

What should I do if something goes wrong with BJD (for example, some resin cracks): Find the official as soon as possible. Most officials can replace the damaged parts separately. As for whether to pay or not, every club is different.

What is the structure of BJD? The resin in each part is connected and stretched with rubber bands, and the neck, hands and feet are hooked with S-shaped iron hooks. The specific structure will be slightly different due to different baby clubs.

What is an SD doll? What's the difference between BJD dolls?

Really, this question (actually two questions) puzzled me from the beginning. I didn't understand what SD dolls and BJD dolls were at first, and naturally it was even more impossible to know the difference between them. However, after checking the data, I found that it is very simple to distinguish them.

From the network

BJD, abbreviated as balljointdoll, is a doll with spherical joints, which means that the joints of the doll are connected by spherical parts. This special structure enables dolls to achieve unprecedented richness in action and form, and people's imagination and creativity can be more easily brought into play. BJD doll originated from two people, Lithuanian Hans Bermer had a great influence on the technical structure of the doll, and Ruth Handler, the founder of Barbie doll, inspired the shaping of the shape.

SD doll refers to the ball joint activity doll launched by VOLKS (V Society for short) company in Japan in 1998. Dollfie is a trademark that can be translated as "perfect human or coward". Because I have high expectations for my own brand, I added a Super to it, and SD is the abbreviation of this trademark. At this time, it is obvious that the SD doll belongs to the BJD doll. At a certain stage, SD's reputation is almost equal to BJD's, because Japanese VOLKS Company belongs to the originator of BJD's doll circle. The products created by Master Zhaohong, the founder of V Society, used to be the standard and model of the baby circle.

To sum up briefly:

SD doll is the abbreviation of the trademark "Superdoll" founded by VOLKS Company of Japan, belonging to BJD doll；; BJD doll refers to a doll with spherical joints.