All of Volks's 60cm lines can use the same heads. Some heads are bigger than others in circumference, and some have different sizes for the neck openings, so some heads may fit better on female bodies than on male bodies.

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SD boys and girls share the same arms, legs, hands and feet with SD13 girls. As such, all those parts are interchangeable between the 3 types of dolls. SD13 boy and SDGr boy parts are not interchangeable with these dolls.

SD13 boys have been discontinued from production universally, as standards, limited models, and in FCS as well. This occurred in 2016. The information here is for archival purposes only. In the SD13 boys' place is the Super Dollfie Graffiti Boy. The size of the doll is approximately the same, but the body features double joints for enhanced flexibility for posing.

Note:With the June 2018 renewal of FCS, there are now three price points corresponding to makeup options. The price for Recommended Makeup corresponds with the previous price for a FCS Super Dollfie. The following are the current prices as of November 11th, 2023:


Price for SD Boys and Girls:
Japan Sumika/Sato:
No Makeup: 78,980yen with tax.
Recommended Makeup: 89,980yen with tax.
Order Makeup: 118,580yen with tax.

Price for SD13 Girls and SD13 Seirei (Sato Only):
Japan Sumika/Sato:
No Makeup: 78,980yen with tax.
Recommended Makeup: 89,980 yen with tax.
Order Makeup: 118,580yen with tax.

Price for SDGr Boys:
Japan Sumika/Sato:
No Makeup: 93,500yen with tax.
Recommended Makeup: 104,500yen with tax.
Order Makeup: 132,500yen with tax.

Last Listed Price for SD13 Boys Before being Discontinued:
Japan Sumika/Sato: 87,000 yen before tax.

Note: The price is the same whether you order from Sumika or Sato. There is no price increase for Sato FCS.


Skintone Colour:
Note: Please see here for a very clear comparison of the three skintone colours available, with thanks to Leigh for the picture.
Extra Note: 'Normal' has occasionally been referred to as 'Fresh', and 'White' has occasionally been referred to as 'Snow' -- so if you come across these names elsewhere, that is what they are referencing. However 'Normal' and 'White' are the official Volks names for them. 'Sunlight' is occasionally called 'kasshoku' (褐色) by the Japanese fans (it literally just means 'brown') but is almost universally in Japanese and English simply called 'Sunlight'.