With sex doll news greatly winding down after New Year’s, let me introduce a “newish” brand that you’ve probably never heard of: Mumuxi or MMX. I first discovered them at the 2024 Guangzhou Expo, where they showcased a variety of dolls (including the “police doll” in the expo thumbnail). Recently, they made a huge marketing push, and although most people have never heard of them, they claim to have over “30 years of wax figure craftsmanship.” Inspired by an ancient Chinese story of a man dreaming he was a butterfly (hence the butterfly in their logo), they also emphasize Japanese aesthetics – which is odd since all their dolls have Chinese names. Currently, they sell in China and Japan, with KD-Doll (the owner of MITICA in Taiwan) as their main vendor.

Will they ever sell in the West? Time will tell, but that seems to be an eventual trend with many brands. Since there wasn’t much news this week, here’s a little after-New Year’s bonus/special, where I show some of their dolls.

163cm-A Xiaojuzi (Little Orange)

The 163cm Xiaojuzi (Little Orange) appears to be their flagship head and body. With a cute face and realistic body, she’s a youthful Asian beauty. So popular, they featured her in 3 photosets with different makeup each time. Also note that all their bodies are categorized with letters (like “A” or “B”) – it doesn’t refer to the breast size.

163cm-A Xiaojuzi Photoset 2

Little Orange’s 3rd Photoset

153cm AIO Mengyue

Next, they surprisingly have an All-in-one (AIO) doll called the 153cm Mengyue. Seamless-neck dolls seem rare nowadays, so they’re always a plus. We need more AIO dolls! They also have some AIO mini dolls (like figurines), which I won’t show, but this doll looks quite nice.

165cm-A Mengfei

Another interesting thing is that most their heads begin with “Meng” which is a recurring theme (with some exceptions). Mengfei here looks interesting although maybe a bit generic to me.

163cm-A Mengqi

Next, the most recognizable head from their expo is Mengqi. She’s pretty attractive, and maybe it’s the hairstyle that reminds me of Resident Evil’s Ada Wong.

165cm-B Serena

Maybe a sign of interest in the West is their first “Western head” called Serena. Unlike the previous photos (which presented the dolls pretty accurately), this one appears heavily filtered (and you can see the difference in the video). Oddly in the video, she looks a bit more Asian, so while these photos look good, they’re pretty misleading.

163cm Mengxi

Although there are more heads and bodies, I’ll wrap it up with the 163cm Mengxi. With a slightly more-mature look, she’s their most realistic-looking head in my opinion, which I quite like.

Bodies Side-By-Side Comparison

Conclusion

That’s just a quick look at a few of MMX’s dolls. Although I’ve seen some of their photos before, I never paid much attention until now, so I don’t know much about them. KD-Doll has made several videos about MMX, and I believe is also one of their photographers. Right now, they look like a medium-end silicone doll brand with Asian aesthetics, realistic designs, nice makeup, and also “Real Skin Texture.” (Update) Supposedly, they’re made in the same factory as Normon Doll (which explains the Normon Doll head at their expo booth), so the quality should be similar (and likely to ship to the West). They definitely look interesting, and brands with AIO dolls score bonus points with me. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this little photo-filled segment as tomorrow’s news post will be quite empty. Until next time!

Official website: https://mmxdoll.com/

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