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12 1/2" doll; African-American doll with curly lavender hair.
- Stormer, Synergy and Shana share the same face mold.
- 2nd Edition Shana
has earring holes and (possibly, if they weren't removed) plastic tabs
from the hairbow on her head; I have (so far) only seen 2nd Edition
Shana's with a widow's peak, but some 1st Edition Shanas had that
feature too.
- She is one of the rarest produced Jem dolls.
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stage fashion (pantsuit); Is a combination of two fabrics,
the top half being made out of emerald lamé, the bottom
half is made of fluorescent pink spandex.
- The dual-fabric concept helped a lot in keeping it from falling down in front.
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stage fashion (jacket); made of satin-like polyester. If you look closely, there is a wide, faint diagonal wavy
pattern in the satin.
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stage fashion (earrings); Dark orangey-melon coloured figure eights. |
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stage fashion (hairbow); Pink stretch lace
- similar to Rock N' Curl Jem's pink hairbow, but is a lighter shade and thinner
- There are some Maxie fashion packs that come with a ribbon either identical to this one, or pretty darn close.
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pretend musical instrument; Guitar, royal purple, transluscent with silver glitter, silver cord.
- there are two other versions of this guitar shape, the opaque pink one that comes with 1st Edition Shana, and a darker transluscent purple one that came with Mexican Shana.
- It strongly resembles a Mockingbird guitar made by the B.C. Rich company
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pumps; Pure Yellow scalloped-edged pumps.
- Not fluorescent and have thin sides, compared to Raya and Flash N' Sizzle Jem's yellow shoes.
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hairpick; Fluorescent yellow-green |
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cassette tape; Shana Jem Theme, Broadway Magic,
It All Depends on the Mood. Dated 1986.
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figure stand; Dark pink, not completely transparent, it's a bit milky-looking.
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same (or close enough for all practical purposes) stand came with
Danse, Video, Flash N' Sizzle Jem, and the 2nd editions of:Aja, Kimber & Shana.
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