[8] Momoko has the same Asian target market as the highly popular Blythe and Pullip dolls, and is able to wear most Asian and some American fashion doll outfits, including a number of 1/6 scale Pullip, Jenny, Azone, Obitsu, Annz, Barbie My Scene, and other such products.
[10] Unlike their taller cousins, Mame Momoko dolls come in male and female, though there are no anatomical differences to speak of.
In October 2013, PetWORKs debuted Ruruko as Momoko's little sister, a brand new line of dolls that introduced kids fashion for a smaller 20 cm (8 inch) body.
[11] Much like PetWORKs' current CCS line of Momoko dolls, each new release of Ruruko is made in very limited quantity and direct from the dollmakers themselves.
This body makes Ruruko roughly similar in size to Japan's most popular dress-up doll, Takara's Licca-chan.