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|image = 1009b 01 Greta.jpg | |||
|imagesize = 250px | |||
|gender = Female | |||
|cartoon_debut = "[[World Girls (episode)|World Girls]]" | |||
|portrayer = [[Jodie Resther]] | |||
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'''Greta''' is the [[World Girl (doll)|World Girl]] doll for a Scandinavian country. The show does not reveal which one. She wears Viking clothes and a helmet with horns and she is standing in a Viking longboat. | |||
In the introduction to ''[[World Girls (episode)|World Girls]]'' she has a conversation with the French and the [[Ying Li (World Girl)|Chinese]] doll. She tries to reconcile the two others, arguing that every culture has beauty. She longs for the adventure of being bought. | In the introduction to ''[[World Girls (episode)|World Girls]]'' she has a conversation with the [[Fifi (World Girl)|French]] and the [[Ying Li (World Girl)|Chinese]] doll. She tries to reconcile the two others, arguing that every culture has beauty. She longs for the adventure of being bought. | ||
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[[Category:One Time Characters]] | [[Category:One Time Characters]] | ||
[[Category:Female]] | [[Category:Female]] | ||
[[Category:Toys]] | |||
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[[Category:World Girl]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:45, 14 January 2022
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| Gender | Female
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| Cartoon debut | "World Girls"
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Greta is the World Girl doll for a Scandinavian country. The show does not reveal which one. She wears Viking clothes and a helmet with horns and she is standing in a Viking longboat.
In the introduction to World Girls she has a conversation with the French and the Chinese doll. She tries to reconcile the two others, arguing that every culture has beauty. She longs for the adventure of being bought.
