Creepy Doll

The Creepy Doll is a popular, cute and disturbing doll that occurs repeatedly in season 6 LRR videos.

Creepy Doll Origins Real Life:

The Creepy Doll is actually a comic character called "The Littlest Reaper" - the twisted comic within a comic creation of Jane, a character in Kathleen's old comic Korea. The littlest reaper appeared three times, portrayed more violently each time. The idea behind The Littlest Reaper was to portray a horrible spirit of murder and torture in the most adorable way possible.

Graham was a big fan of The Littlest Reaper, so Kathleen made him a plushy version as a present in 2006. The stuffed reaper then lived happily and unremarkably with Graham until he was written into an episode of Commodore Hustle. Afterwards, several people expressed interest in getting their own Creepy Dolls, so Kathleen and Graham asked Tally to craft mini-reapers based on Kathleen's design. Tally slaved away, creating two prototypes, and 31 creepy dolls, 30 of which were sold, and one which was auctioned to raise money for Child's Play. Currently, due to the labour intensive process Tally must go through to create each Creepy Doll, there are no current plans to create more.

In December, Graham asked Tally to make one last Creepy Doll, a giant, full scale model, for inclusion in the Hustle episode Santa Secrets.

Creepy Doll Origins in LRR Cannon (aka, magical realism land) The Creepy Doll is a weird and terrifying plushy with strange magical powers. The original Creepy Doll was purchased by Kathleen, as it was cute and creepy. Graham found it terrifying, and it seemed to have magical powers to follow him around the house. Later many smaller versions appeared, without a clear explanation to their origin. As a prank, James asked Tally to create a giant Creepy Doll as a Christmas Present for Graham. The giant creepy doll also appears to have magic powers, able to move on it's own.

Future Creepy Doll plans Kathleen is considering doing a Littlest Reaper Mini Comic to reprise the character, based on his sudden popularity.