Doll Name Roxy
Stock # (US) #4206/4010 Asst. 
Hasbro package contents listing
  • 1st Year, US: 12 1/2" doll with stage fashion, musical instrument, pumps, hairpick, cassette tape, 2 bracelets and figure stand. 
  • 2nd Year, US; 12 1/2" doll with stage fashion, musical instrument, pumps, hairpick, cassette tape, and figure stand. 
Comments/Trivia
  • Roxy was released both years, the packaging and guitar being the main differences between the two. The 2nd edition box omitted the reference to her bracelets in her contents listing; she came with them anyway. 
  • 2nd year Misfits seem to be limited to ones marked "Made in China" - BUT, not all Made In China Roxys are 2nd year dolls. 
  • Like Stormer, she was named Rue for a short period of time. 
Produced Variants So far, I know of dolls marked on their backs with one of the following places of manufacture, and there are slight variations among them:
  • China (the doll & fashion on this page are of this type)
  • Hong Kong
  • No Location
  • No markings at all (Juguetes Con Vida, made in Mexico)
  • Made in Spain
To learn more about these body types and slight differences, please see the body variations page. 
More Skip here to see more about packaging variations from different countries, promotional boxes, etc.
Skip here for a listing of other depictions of Roxy (cartoon, prototypes, catalogues, etc).

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12 1/2" doll; Caucasian with long white hair with spiky bangs. 
  • Roxy, Kimber and Video share the same face mold, which in turn looks like it was adapted from the Dana face mold, from Kenner's Darci doll line. 
  • Hair texture and make-up varies, go to the Misfits doll comparison page for more information on that. 

stage fashion (shirt);  One-sleeved sheer royal purple.
  • Can come with shiny eyelash fringe (shown left) or looped cotton threads, the latter seems to be less common. Both my first and second year (China made) Roxy dolls came with the eyelash fringe. It could be the cotton version is from Hong Kong dolls. 

stage fashion (belt); flexible yellow vinyl, three silver mylar diamond stickers attached. These stickers were also used on Stormer's shirt. 
  • Mexican Roxy's belt did not have the stickers. But don't assume if your belt has no stickers it's from a Mexican doll- they are easily pulled off.
  • There seems to be a difference between the H-32 and H-22 dolls, in that the H-32 belt is smaller. I've seen the same pattern of stickers on a few other H-32 dolls, but I'm not sure if this was actually mandated by the factory.

stage fashion (pants); silver lamé capris with multicoloured shapes pattern, velcro closure in back. Some are slit at the hem, some are not; seems to relate to the year they were made. 
  • There are many variations of the pattern of these pants; here are three side by side. My first edition Roxy came with the lighter "spray paint" patterned pants -no slits up the sides, slightly coarser lamé; the darker pair on the far right came on a 2nd edition Canadian doll, they have slits on the sides. 
  • There is also a variant where the waist is elasticized. 
  • Mexican Roxy's pants are white pleather (not hard to confuse with the usual Roxy pants!)
  • There are many knock-off Jem clothes and other doll outfits out there using this fabric, it seems to have been pretty freely available back in the '80's. 


musical instrument;  Plum bass guitar with a gold cord. First edition doll (top) has an opaque body with a glittery sticker. Second edition (bottom) has is translucent with sparkles in the plastic. 
  • Mexican Roxy's guitar is much darker than both of these. 
  • It looks like it's based on the Ibanez Destroyer II guitar. 



pumps: Butter yellow straight cuts for 1st edition Roxy (top) and fluorescent yellow for 2nd edition Roxy (bottom). H32-marked Roxy's ("ball wrist" or "Euro" Roxy dolls came with a magenta colour shoe (middle). 


hairpick; My first edition Roxy came with the one on top, second the slightly darker one below.

cassette tape; Black with green lettering on the label. Titled "Roxy - "Jem Theme," "Click/Clash", "Takin' It All."  Dated 1985. (Both 1st and 2nd edition versions.
bracelets; gold spiked "Misfit" bracelets. Pizzazz, Stormer and Roxy (first and second editions) each came with a pair of these. 

figure stand; First edition stand is clear fluorescent yellow (top). The first editions of Pizzazz, Stormer and Roxy each came with one. Second Edition stand is milkier. Clash and the second editions of Pizzazz, Stormer and Roxy each came with one.

Items not listed in Hasbro's box contents (not all dolls came with the same posters and inserts, this is a listing of what I got personally with my dolls)
Box: First year Misfit box with flap, US version.
Box liner: hot pink with attached clear acetate bonnet. (see more on Box Liners)
Poster -rolled first year Jem illustrated poster (See more on posters) 

MTV offer (US version)

Items not listed in Hasbro's box contents (not all dolls came with the same posters and inserts, this is a listing of what I got personally with my dolls)
Box; 2nd Year diagonal box, US. (1986. Doll, doll stand, accessories Made in China, Packed in Hong Kong H22)
Insert (hot pink) with attached clear acetate bonnet. (see more on Box Liners)

MTV offer (US version)


Poster- Rolled Glitter 'n Gold Illustrated poster with First year Jem catalogue poster on back (See more on posters) 

Packaging Variants: A listing of the packaging that Roxy can be found in, that I know of, so far! You may also find it interesting to find out what "H-22", "H-32", and "H-44" means. Anything in Italics I haven't actually seen but have good reason to believe exists. If you have any photos or information/corrections to share, I'd love to hear about it!


Canadian Issue, 1st Year with side flap Audition Contest Box 

Canadian Issue, 1st Year with side flap non-Audition Contest Box


Canadian Issue, 2nd Year flat front box
Dutch Issue, 1st Year with side flap; © 1986 MB/International BV/under Berne & Universal/Copyright Convention. /H32


French Issue, 1st Year with side flap; © 1986 Hasbro S.A./under Berne & Universal/Copyright Convention/Fabriqué à/Hong Kong/H32


German Issue, 1st Year with side flap


Italian Issue, 1st Year with side flap; © 1986 MB Italy S.r.l./under Berne & Universal/Copyright Convention./Made in Hong Kong/H32


Mexican Issue, 1st Year with side flap; 


Spanish Issue, 1st Year with side flap; © 1986 MB España/S.A. under Berne &/Universal Copyright/Convention/Made in Valencia, Spain


UK Issue, 2nd Year flat front box;


US Issue, 1st Year with side flap Audition Contest Box; 
US Issue, 1st Year with side flap Non-Audition Contest Box; 4206/4010 Asst./© 1985 Hasbro, Inc./Pawtucket, RI 02862/All Rights Reserved/Assembled in China/Packed in Hong Kong/H22
US Issue, 1st Year with side flap Non-Audition Contest Box, has name written on box side, top and bottom panels; 4206/4010 Asst./© 1985 Hasbro, Inc./Pawtucket, RI 02862/All Rights Reserved/Assembled in China/Packed in Hong Kong/H22. 
US Issue, 2nd Year flat front box; 4206/4010 Asst./© 1986 Hasbro, Inc. Pawtucket,/ RI 02862 All Rights Reserved./Doll, doll stand, accessories/made in China. H22/Cassette made in Hong Kong.

Other images of Roxy (generally unproduced/prototypes/promotional figures)

Source Differences from produced doll (if any)
1986 US Hasbro Toy Fair Catalogue
1987 US Hasbro Toy Fair Catalogue
1987 France/UK Toy Fair Catalogue (French Shown)
Topolino Magazine  Issue 1608, September 21, 1986
1986 German Leaflet
Store Catalogues
Very early prototype of Roxy (originally named Rue). From Moggygoddess' photos.
  • Completely different doll style, outfit has various obvious differences but hair and make up are largely the same as that of the produced dolls'. 
  • More closely resembles Roxy's first incarnation on the cartoon, as this was a photo that Sunbow would have used as a source. 
Commercials
Other Print advertisements
Illustrations: Hasbro Box art
Illustrations; Hasbro Promotional art
Illustrations: Cartoon 
Illustrations: UK Comics
Illustrations: Colouring & Activity Books

Credits: Thanks to Jean-Nicolas from Québec, Canada / popartmusic81 for the Canadian 1st year box photo. Thanks to Janet for the Italian box photos. Thanks to Lissa for the guitar information. Thanks to Matt for the Dutch Roxy box information. Thanks to David Wirth for the photo of and information about the H-32 vs H-22 belts.