Editing Pullip (section)

===Collaborations and licensed releases===
In 2006, Jun Planning began releasing licensed Pullips based on the characters from the anime/manga [[Rozen Maiden]] series. With the exception of the final Rozen Maiden Pullip, Kirakishou (which was an exclusive to TBS/Japan),<ref>http://ishop.tbs.co.jp/tbs/special/rozen-maiden3/index.html TBS ishop</ref> the Rozen Maiden dolls were not limited editions.

Since 2007, several Pullip dolls have been released through fashion and design-based collaborations, such as with designer [[H. Naoto]]; clothing brand SunaUna; [[Lolita fashion]] houses [[Angelic Pretty]] and [[Baby, the Stars Shine Bright (brand)|Baby, The Stars Shine Bright]]; and doll customizers Kanihoru, Mitsubachi@BabyBee, Silver Butterfly, Sheryl Designs and PoisonGirl.

Several other Pullip dolls have been released through commercial collaborations to portray well-known fictional characters, including [[Hello Kitty]] and [[List of Sanrio characters#My Melody (1975)|My Melody]] from [[Sanrio]]; [[Rei Ayanami]] and [[Asuka Langley Soryu]] from [[Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise|Neon Genesis Evangelion]]; Grell, Sebastian and Ciel from [[Black Butler]]; Angelique Limoges, Rayne, and Erenfried from [[Neo Angelique Abyss]]; [[Peter Pan]], [[Captain Hook]], [[Tinker Bell|Tinkerbell]] and [[Tiger Lily (Peter Pan)#Native Americans|Tiger Lily]] from [[Disney|Disney's]] [[Peter Pan (1953 film)|Peter Pan]] film; and Dumbo and Pinocchio from their eponymous [[Disney]] films. Three Pullips have been based on characters in [[Audrey Hepburn]] films, including Holly, from [[Breakfast at Tiffany's (film)|Breakfast at Tiffany's]]; Princess Ann, from the film [[Roman Holiday]]; and Sabrina, from the film [[Sabrina (1954 film)|Sabrina]]. Several Pullips released from 2011–2014 were based on [[Vocaloid]] characters.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.vocaloidism.com/2011/01/11/new-groove-pullip-dolls/ |title = New Groove Pullip Dolls}}</ref>

The majority of these collaborations have not been exclusive or limited-edition dolls, but they do have higher [[MSRP]]s than conventional releases because of licensing costs.