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The strings are tight, the smiles are painted on, and sixteen girls are ready to break.
From HYPE Entertainment, the label that masters global domination, comes Dollies-a 16-member girl group poised to shatter records with their unique "cute-creepy" concept. Their debut track, "Plastic Heart," is an instant hit, transforming the members into pristine, synchronized symbols of perfection.
But inside the elaborate dollhouse, the porcelain is cracking.
Sun-young, the meticulous leader, is buckling under the pressure of keeping their enormous group in lockstep, especially when a whisper campaign starts claiming HYPE will "cut the weakest link." Nia, the powerful main vocalist, struggles with isolation and the constant demand to sacrifice her own voice for the group's unified sound. And Heaven, the beautiful maknae and visual center, is the target of a creepy, anonymous fan who is blurring the line between concept and reality.
As the grueling schedule pushes them past their breaking point, internal rivalries flare, and the perfect synchronization begins to crumble. When the manufactured smiles fade, the members must decide if they are disposable dolls to be played with-or if they can pull their broken threads together, embrace their flaws, and prove that sixteen imperfect girls are stronger than one plastic heart.
Welcome to the dollhouse. Don't touch the merchandise.