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* Boogie-Kun of ''[[Karin]]'' is a doll possessed by a serial killer that holds a knife in its hand. And later on Anju mentions that [http://www.onemanga.com/Karin/13/60/ she collects other creepy dolls] that all have interesting histories. She then asks Karin if she wants to hear about them but Karin quickly leaves in fear.
* Episodes 11 and 12 of the ''[[Black Butler]]'' anime. Full stop.
** The second opening of the second season has a scene where [[Dark Action Girl|Grell]] [[TranssexualTranssexualism|Sutcliffe]] is holding a creepy doll version of Sebastian, which she kisses before placing it among doll versions of Ciel and Alois... which she then proceeds to drive her chainsaw through
* ''[[Ghost Hunt]]'' has Minnie, a possessed doll.
* Near from ''[[Death Note]]'' constantly plays with [[Creepy Doll|creepy toys]] and uses them to test his various theories.
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* The episode "Shingo's Innocent Love! A Sorrowful French Doll" in ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' is all about the Creepy Dolls.
** Also, more than one [[Monster of the Week]]. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fr8KbNHLUhw I.e., this sweet dream princess that is a youma under her cute face.]
* ''[[Jo JoJoJo's Bizarre Adventure|Jo Jos Bizarre Adventure]]'' had a Stand called ''Ebony Devil'', which was this.
* An episode of ''[[Tactics]]'' featured a doll-maker and a house full of creepy dolls.
* Suigintou, Barashuishou, and Kirakishou, the antagonist dolls from ''[[Rozen Maiden]]''. Interestingly, Suigintou is considered [[Perverse Sexual Lust|the most attractive Rozen Maiden]], at least [[Psycho Lesbian|physically]], and Barasuishou is reasonably popular as well. Both have [[The Woobie|Woobie qualities]] that endear them to fans. Even Kirakishou comes off as somewhat sympathetic in her insanity as she gets more developed in the tales.
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== [[Fan Fiction]] ==
* In ''[[Aeon Natum Engel (Fanfic)|Aeon Natum Engel]]'', the cultist suffers a nightmare, where she hears a sobbing of a little girl. When she reaches the source, she finds five dolls, a large one and four smaller ones, laying broken before the large one. And then the larger doll starts screaming while sinking into the void. [[It Makes Sense in Context]]. [[Go Mad From the Revelation|Too much sense]].
 
 
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* ''[[Onimusha]]'' has Ayame, a demonic, [[Ax Crazy]] Genma-doll which will randomly appear in the castle and will try to slash you to pieces with her gigantic claws. Also fiendish puppets and dolls will appear hidden in some chests in ''Onimusha 3''. They'll leave behind the object they're guarding when defeated.
* A creepy doll whose eyes move is part of the antique shop's decor in ''[[The Lost Crown]]: A Ghost-Hunting Adventure''. Not exactly a doll, but this game also features {{spoiler|a spooky, headless dressmaker's dummy that inexplicably appears in the bathroom each night, looking like an intruder in the dark}}.
* ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots]]'' has the thoroughly creepy Psycho Mantis and Sorrow dolls as unlockable weapons.
* ''[[Kingdom of Loathing]]'' has the Misfit Doll accessory. Basically a normal doll with black hair, white skin, and hollow eye sockets. Adds Spooky damage (which is apparently generated by frightening the opponent) to attacks. Also has the Evil Teddy Bear and Cymbal Playing Monkey familiar and Killer Rag Doll and Creepy Marionette off-hands.
** You can get a creepy clockwork monkey as a combat item. The item description is in the quotes page.
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