Fraudoll has introduced a new "4-Limb Loose Joint System" from SE Doll, designed to reduce resistance in the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee joints. This system aims to make limb adjustments easier for users, prioritizing flexibility over rigid pose stability.
New Joint System Details
The "4-Limb Loose Joint System" was debuted by Fraudoll on October 23, 2026, in Berlin. According to a Fraudoll representative, this system "reduces resistance in the shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee joints, requiring less physical effort to adjust the limbs compared to a standard skeleton." The representative also stated that this option "prioritizes ease of movement over rigid pose stability."
While the limbs are easier to adjust, the reduced joint tension may necessitate additional support to maintain the doll in seated or standing positions. A Fraudoll representative noted that this "loose joint system" is practical for users who frequently change poses or prefer an effortless experience during interaction. It is presented as an ideal choice for those who value flexibility and convenience over absolute pose stability. Buyers are advised to consider their specific usage scenarios, such as whether they primarily use the doll in a reclining position or require greater stability for standing or sitting poses, when choosing between the "loose joint" and "standard" skeletal options.
The Loose Joint System is a new customization option for SE Doll's Silicone Pro dolls. It reduces tension in the shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees, making the arms and legs easier to move and handle. This can simplify tasks such as dressing, repositioning, and everyday handling. The system is compatible with all Silicone Pro bodies but is not available for TPE, STPE, and Torso bodies. It is available on the SE Doll website and can be selected when placing a new order.
Recent Product Expansions
Fraudoll has also expanded its product offerings with other recent introductions. On October 23, 2026, Fraudoll unveiled the SE Doll ST7 #144SO Oliva.B, a new silicone torso. This model is part of SE Doll’s latest SET 2.0 torso series and features a K-cup bust and a four-channel design, including vaginal, anal, oral, and a dedicated breast channel. The torso is crafted from high-quality silicone and paired with the #144SO head from the ROS (Realistic Oral Structure) series. The ST7 weighs approximately 18.5 kilograms (41 pounds) with the head and includes Soft Belly technology. The heads in the SET 2.0 line are interchangeable with other compatible SE Doll silicone heads. A Fraudoll representative commented that the ST7 Oliva.B offers a wider range of interactive possibilities while maintaining lightweight and easy-to-maintain qualities.
Additionally, Fraudoll launched Starpery's "Nieve" silicone doll in Berlin, as published on October 24, 2026. This 5-foot, 1-inch tall doll weighs 71 lbs. and features an E-cup bust. The introduction of Nieve aims to provide a more diverse selection of body types for consumers in Western markets. The doll's design emphasizes lightweight construction for convenient daily handling. Starpery's official product page lists "Nieve 156cm E-cup / Full Silicone" at a price of $2,600.00, which includes tax and free shipping. The default configuration specifies a silicone body material, a gear skeleton, and "Weight Reduction 4.2." The facial makeup and body painting are described as "Same as Picture," with options for "Gel / Solid Breasts" and "Gel Butts / Solid Butts." The eyes are "Full Moveable with Veins," and the hair is a wig, with additional options for "Full Moveable without Veins" and "Implanted Synthetic / Human" hair. The hands are "Hard Hand."
Earlier in the year, on June 5, 2026, Fraudoll launched the AI smart robot head "Annika SE X-Bot" by SE Doll. This head is made of high-end platinum silicone, weighs approximately 7.7 lbs., and incorporates a 7-DOF servo system for natural facial expressions such as blinking, smiling, and surprise. It also features an advanced AI system that supports real-time conversations in seven languages, including English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. A company representative stated that the Annika SE X-Bot aims to provide users with an emotional interaction experience closer to that of a real partner.
Key Facts
- Fraudoll debuted the "4-Limb Loose Joint System" from SE Doll on October 23, 2026, in Berlin.
- The system reduces resistance in shoulder, elbow, hip, and knee joints for easier limb adjustment.
- It prioritizes ease of movement over rigid pose stability, potentially requiring additional support for standing or sitting.
- The Loose Joint System is a customization option for SE Doll's Silicone Pro bodies.
- Fraudoll also launched the SE Doll ST7 #144SO Oliva.B torso and Starpery's "Nieve" silicone doll in October 2026.
- In June 2026, Fraudoll launched the AI robot head "Annika SE X-Bot" by SE Doll.