You can bring Ken’s Mojo Dojo Casa House to your home at SDCC

Finally, fans of last year’s smash hit Barbie They can bring Ken’s House Mojo Dojo House to their own mojo dojo castle houses. Mattel is offering a miniature version of the game, complete with a mini-Ken, at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. People has an exclusive look at the set.

The set is part of Mattel’s Mini Barbie Collection line, which offers dolls and playsets on a much smaller than traditional scale. Barbie Offerings. The Mojo Dojo Casa House set will come with one ryan goslingStylish Ken minifigure, dressed in his denim “Canadian tuxedo” outfit from the movie, as well as a removable cowboy hat. She will include Ken’s black leather furniture and his chair with a baseball glove, a camouflage-print umbrella, three stackable mini refrigerators, his guitar and telescope, and two containers of protein powder. And if that’s not Kenough For you, Mattel will also offer the Dream House version of Barbie in the Mini Barbie Collection scale. The game will retail for $50 USD and will initially be sold only at this year’s SDCC, which takes place July 25-28. After the convention, limited quantities of the game will be available on MattelCreations.com for anyone who can This year we won’t be bringing a car, a speedboat, a rocket ship, a tandem bike, a camper, a snowmobile, and skates to San Diego.

What is the Casa Casa Mojo Dojo?

In the movie, Barbie (Margot Robbie), who resides in the fantasy world of Barbieland, begins to suffer unusual attacks of anxiety and boredom. She and her boyfriend Ken travel to the real world to find out what’s going on. Ken returns first to Barbieland and brings with him some modern (and not so modern) ideas about the patriarchy, prompting him to reshape his world in a more male-centric way… starting with Barbie’s Dream House, which he turns into the redundantly named Mojo Dojo Casa House. Mojo Dojo Casa House, once Barbie’s pink seat of power, becomes an altar to Ken’s new stereotypical masculinity, complete with saloon-style doors, tacky decor, and a seemingly endless supply of Brewski beers. The Kens take power and indoctrinate the Barbies into submission, but their toxic masculinity proves to be their undoing, as they are easily tricked into fighting each other as the Barbies take control once again.

The Mojo Dojo House joins a host of other weird and wonderful collectibles that will be offered at SDCC. This year’s offerings include the return of Stray sharks, Marvel secret wars Hot Wheels and a Jimmy Buffettjurassic world figure.

Ken’s Casa Mojo Dojo will be available at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con in July, and then on Mattel Creations’ website. Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.