What is a monchichi doll?

Answer by  fishy (1085)

Monchichi dolls originated in Japan and were introduced to the US, they sort of look like small monkey dolls but have more cute, human characteristics.

Answer by  GetDark (67)

It was a Monkey Doll with a cute hair cutt. It was created in Japan in 1974. I happen to know about this topic since I used to have a crew cutt and my friends called me Monchichi. It was also a cartoon on Saturday mornings. The cartoon did not last but the dolls are still around.

Answer by  AngelSkyy (234)

The monchichi's are dolls from the Hana Barbara cartoon from the 1980's. They are monkey like creatures with children's faces. They are usually covered in brown fuzzy fur with plastic faces and hands. They come in several different styles ranging from male and female to adults and baby monchichi's. They are still available at select stores like Target.

Answer by  Jessemcduffee (97)

Monchichi doll is from an animated Japanese series produced by Hannah-Barbara. The doll itself was beloved by Japanese and American children alike. Monchichi dolls are collectable, they look like a bear mixed with a human look a like face which children adore. Many sites are dedicated to keeping up with the big buzz they once created.

Answer by  Swani (125)

Monchichi Doll originated in Japan and the word 'monchichi,' means happiness in Japanese. The Monchichi doll which looks like of like a monkey, was released in the US in 1970 and have been on sale in many store chains throughout the past forty years.

Answer by  Gus28 (683)

The furry monkey-like doll is based on the Japanese animated series Monchichi. They are recommended for children 4 and up. Sizes and clothing vary.

Answer by  cathstuff (238)

A monchichi doll is a product by Mattel that resembles a monkey sucking its thumb and is also an animated character.