Product Description

Stealing Princess Annika's heart, Prince Aidan is a charming and adventurous soul who befriends little Shiver the Polar Bear. With wavy hair and a handsome crown, who could resist' Comes with bobblehead Shiver the Polar Bear.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #34181 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Mattel
• Model: G8403
• Released on: 2006-09-08
• Dimensions: 3.11" h x 7.99" w x 12.80" l, .79 pounds

Features

• The handsome adventurer Prince Aidan from the upcoming Barbie and the Magic of Pegasus movie
• Comes with an adorable bobble-head polar bear friend named Shiver
• For ages 3 and up
• 12-3/4Hx3Wx8L"; 0.73 lb.

From the Manufacturer
Aidan is the handsome adventurer from the upcoming Barbie 3D Magic of Pegasus movie. Prince Aidan doll comes with an adorable bobble-head polar bear friend, too!

Customer Reviews

It's quite good after all !!
Ok fine....he IS kind of ugly,. but he's PERFECT for my actout!!!!
His knees bend, his arms bend, oh and his hair....they seemed to put some men's hair gel so it's won't fly during the play.It's quite educational, because he tells kids not to be TOO disappointed...Yes.He dosen't come with skates, but on the bright side, he comes with shiver!!!And, why not make some skates???I don't have Brietta the pegasus, and yet, I made paper wings and used that for my normal horse instead...I don't have crowns, so took it off from my old princess Barbie.It's already a good smile for a MEN!!!!wHAT DO YOU EXPECT??(Oops....Capitalized....)Well overall....it;s a Barbie, it's prince Aidan,And he is kindof the main character, so why not try??His clothes are good afterall....Hope this Helps!!

Barbie Fan

Nothing like the movie
The doll looks nothing like the Aidan in the movie. Actually, his face is kind of funny looking. The movie Aidan is cuter. The doll could definitely have been made better!

Great Doll for the OOAK Artist Types
First, let me say I bought this doll specifically for his clothes and nothing else. I know nothing at all about the movie he was in and he was purchased to create a special Christmas gift for an adult doll collector friend. That being said, this is a different viewpoint than as a straight out child's toy.

The project planned involves a knight on horseback. I originally bought an old GI Joe for the knight and this doll to filch the clothing.

Granted, Aidan did strike me as goofy looking, but he has something else going for him - his body is fully jointed. I didn't realize I could have used his body. I bought it on the internet and assumed he'd be the standard stiff Ken body perhaps with the "pop" knees.

Not so. Aidan is designed to ride a horse - or a Pegasus, I'm assuming.

His hair is also rooted, and therefore changed (by determined artists, obviously and not by children) if you can get past the Cheesy Phony Grin of Steel able to deflect shoplifters and shoppers alike which is plastered on him.

For the artists who do OOAK (one of a kind) creations, the head can always just be popped off and exchanged, which is what I ended up doing.

Overall, I was actually impressed with the doll itself. I can't see it as being very educational, however, no matter how you look at him - but that's just my thought on it.