History Main / LonelyDollGirl

* Another some what Darker version, in the SailorMoon anime is lonely IllGirl Hotaru Tomoe (Sailor Saturn) who is supposed to be the ApocalypseMaiden [[WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds who will destroy the world]]. She is often seen being taken over by the Mistress 9 persona in a dark room surrounded by stuffed animals and dolls as her MadScientist father talks to her.

* In ''PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'', Kirsten is a {{Hikikomori}} witch with two doll familiars.

* In StephenKing's ''NeedfulThings'', Myrtle likes to be alone with the dolls she collects because they don't call her stupid, whereas her abusive husband Danforth does.

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* On ''SouthPark'' Cartman had a doll tea party.

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* Happens in [[http://bukucomics.com/loserz/go/280 this]] comic and the few proceeding it in {{Loserz}}, with a slight touch of craziness from isolation.
* [[http://catandgirl.com/?p=1464 This]] old episode of ''CatAndGirl'', as something of a continuation of [[http://catandgirl.com/?p=1462 the previous comic]].

* Presumably the guy who started [[http://www.cracked.com/article_18830_the-6-creepiest-places-earth-part-2.html Isla de las Munecas]], the Island of the Dolls, though he thought it was the ghost of a dead girl who'd be lonely.

* Juvia from ''FairyTail'' had no friends as a child because it would always rain when she was around. In a few rather woobifying scenes, she's shown making dolls. Justified as the dolls are [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teru_teru_bozu teru teru bozu]], which are supposed to stop rain.

* ''StrawberryPanic'': Kagome and her teddy bear Percival.

* Marilyn Monroe's first husband described her as behaving this way during their marriage.

* On ''MorelOrel'', Nurse Bendy had a small group of teddy bears as a substitute family.

* Genderflipped in {{Slayers}} NEXT. There's a legend about a tower of fear where a lonely male doll maker lived only in the company of his dolls, and after he fell in love obsessively with a local girl named Anne, he made a DealWithTheDevil and transfomed Anne into his personal CreepyDoll. Lina and her group must enter the tower in search of the bible of Clair, fighting the demon-ized man and the CreepyDoll in a series of contests and riddles. [[spoiler: In a subversion, they see that the legend is actually a lie: the supposed CreepyDoll was the real demon, and the man that claimed to be the the dollmaker is a puppet.]]

* Presumably the guy who started [[http://www.cracked.com/article_18830_the-6-creepiest-places-earth-part-2.html
Isla de las Munecas]], the Island of the Dolls, though he thought it was the ghost of a dead girl who'd be lonely.

* Marilyn Monroe's first husband described her as behaving this way during their marriage.

* [[FamilyGuy Meg Griffin]] probably would be this ... except all of her dolls and stuffed animals ran away. One fell behind the rest and chose to jump in front of an oncoming truck rather than return to Meg's room.

* Claudia in ''InterviewWithTheVampire'' has a whole bunch of dolls. Which, while she was growing up, she used to camouflage the fact that she'd killed one of her piano tutors.

* Alice Margatroid is often [[Flanderization portrayed like this]] in ''{{Touhou}}'' fanwork.

* Alice Margatroid is often portrayed like this in ''{{Touhou}}'' fanwork.

* ''TheHeritageOfShannara'' has the Mole, a RareMaleExample. He's an [[TheGrotesque extremely hairy]] man who lives underground and collects discarded toy animals, thinking of them as if they were real.

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* Alice is often portrayed like this in ''{{Touhou}}'' fanwork.

* On ''SouthPark'' Cartman had a doll tea party.

* [[http://catandgirl.com/?p=1464 This]] old episode of ''Cat And Girl'', as something of a continuation of [[http://catandgirl.com/?p=1462 the previous comic]].

* ''The Killing Doll'' by Ruth Rendell centres around [[MeaningfulName Dolly]], a disfigured girl who's too shy to go out and make friends. When her father gets remarried to a less-than-pleasant woman, Dolly feels like a stranger in her own home, and starts making dolls. Including an effigy of her stepmother, which she uses as a voodoo doll...
* Sara Crewe of Francis Hodgson Burnett's ''A Little Princess'' gets two fancy dolls at critical stages: one when her father leaves her at boarding school, and one at the birthday party when she finds out her father has died. Sara treats them as though they were alive.

* In Stephen King's ''NeedfulThings'', Myrtle likes to be alone with the dolls she collects because they don't call her stupid, whereas her abusive husband Danforth does.

* [[http://catandgirl.com/?p=1464 This]] old episode of ''Cat And Girl''.