By Margot Peppers PUBLISHED: 16:10 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 16:10 EST, 20 May 2013 Target has released a Merida doll who, with her glossy, wavy hair and dainty features, looks more like a Barbie than the feisty Scottish princess from Pixar's Brave. The unrecognizable toy is being launched just days after Disney sparked controversy for giving Merida a 'sexy' make-over - a decision that was criticized in a 200,000-strong petition, prompting the company to remove the image from their website. In contrast to Merida's untamed curls and endearing looks in the movie, this new doll, part of Target's Ultimate Disney Princess Collection, has a polished, styled haircut, disproportionately thin limbs and nondescript facial features that could seemingly belong to any other princess.
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The doll is launched just days after Disney sparked controversy for giving the Brave princess a 'sexy' make-over
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After a 200,000-strong petition was launched against the redesign, Disney removed the revamped image from their website
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