Product Description

The amazing fashionista; Teresa® doll as Viveca™; wears her glittery ball gowns and sparkling tiara to attend the masquerade ball. To transform into a Musketeer; Teresa's skirt turns into a golden cape; and her tiara becomes a mask to conceal her identity in her quest to save the Prince from royal danger. Doll cannot stand alone.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2744 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Mattel
• Model: P6157
• Released on: 2009-07-01
• Dimensions: 12.75" h x 2.75" w x 9.00" l, .84 pounds

Features

• Teresa doll as Viveca, the amazing fashionista
• Wears their glittery ball gowns and sparkling tiaras to attend the masquerade ball
• Transforms into a Musketeers
• Dolls skirt turns into a golden cape and tiara becomes a mask to conceal their identities
• Details based on the animated film Barbie and The Three Musketeers

From the Manufacturer
The beautiful Viveca wears her glittery ball gown and sparkling tiara to attend the masquerade ball. To transform into a Musketeer, the skirt turns into a golden cape, and the tiara becomes a mask to conceal the Musketeers identities in their quest to save the Prince from royal danger.

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Customer Reviews

Barbie Viveca
Fast shipping. Love the boots that aren't so easy to lose as the tiny shoes. My daughters are getting great play out of the set.

Sword Barbie with no sword?
My daughter had asked for "the Barbie Sword Movie" for Christmas, and also received this Barbie to go along with it. Within 10 minutes of removing the Barbie from the box, the sword was broken, because while in the Barbie's hand, the sword was made to hit another Barbie. NO MORE SWORD, and TONS of tears! The next day my daughter returned to playing with the Barbie (for that day it was just too devastating to go near) and having lots of fun with it (the clothes offer lots of different arrangements for different outfits) but the whole premise of her wanting this Barbie was The 3 Musketeers- I can't believe Mattel would make such a cheap sword if this is the defining factor of this line of Barbies. My child does not play rough. It really is no different than those novelty drink stirrers. Also, I wish Mattel would quit making Barbies where you can't remove their clothes- in this one, the mask/crown is not removable, and must always stay on the Barbie's head- which prevents hairstyling. Overall my daughter loves this Barbie, but I was shocked by the crappy quality of the accessories.

Without the sword incident, I think this would have been her favorite Barbie. But tears at a Christmas celebration is sad for everyone involved- the child, the giver, the parents. The cheap sword totally put a damper on this toy's image.

Cute doll but not all that I hoped for
My 3 yr old daughter loves this doll. Unfortunately the sword broke the first day. I agree with the previous poster that it would be nice to have the same weapon that was in the movie. However I love the idea of the crown coming down as a mask and the dress becoming a cape expect the velcro isn't that strong. Fun toy for the price I paid.