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2.8FT Animated Creepy Ventriloquist Dummy Doll Halloween Prop
Item # FUN4163
Items Included
- Dummy Body Frame
- Head
- Step Pad
- Base
- Ring
- Jacket
- Shirt Front With Bow
- Vest
- Pants
Recommended Accessories
Sale Price £120.99
£52.99
Product Information
Size Chart
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Full Length | 34" | 86cm |
| Standard | Sitting Height | 20" | 51cm |
Features
- Plastic dummy with fabric clothing, metal stand
- Dummy is secured to a metal stand, polyester shirt and vest and pants
- Clothing has hook and loop fastener down center back
- Back of the shirt opens to the battery and mechanics compartment
- On and off switch, step pad activation, requires 3x AA batteries (not included)
- Head moves from side to side, eyes light up, moving mouth with sounds
- When step pad is not in use, it will activate by sound sensor
- To use sound sensor have switch to on, to use step pad have it on off
- Instruction sheet included, may or may not come assembled
- Exclusively made by us
Who Said That?
Dolls in general can be creepy. Those big staring eyes, those emptily smiling mouths...*shudders.* But a doll that's designed to look like it's talking when someone else is speaking the words? That's nightmare material for sure! Because what if it actually starts talking all on its own? (That would certainly never happen...)
Product Details
Startle your friends with this exclusive Animated Creepy Ventriloquist Dummy Decoration! The Made By Us plastic dummy wears a black and white suit and is secured to a metal stand. When activated, its eyes light up, its head and mouth move, and it makes scary sounds. Your home will never be the same again when you add this creepy character to your Halloween decor!
Questions & Answers
Q: Can I get a model like the ventriloquist dummy so that I can reprogram it? Or add blue tooth speaker to it? Then keep the animation going but the voice would then be Bluetooth and maybe add a recording device so it could speak to the human in real time?
I would make a small trained language models designed for this dummy who could speak in real time. (1 Answer)
I would make a small trained language models designed for this dummy who could speak in real time. (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | 25 August 2025
Monster Responds...
That's a genuinely creative project. The dummy's battery and mechanics compartment is accessible through the back of the shirt, which opens via a hook and loop fastener, so you do have a way in to work with the internals. Whether the existing speaker and motor wiring can be bypassed or extended for a Bluetooth setup is a modification question that goes beyond what we can speak to, since this is designed as a self-contained decoration running on 3 AA batteries with its own built-in sounds and motion mechanics.
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Q: So I’m kind of disappointed to learn that this is sound activated. How well does that work? Wish it were motion activated.
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Asked by Britneybear | 25 July 2025
Monster Responds...
Good news: this dummy actually gives you two activation options. With the switch set to "on," the sound sensor takes over, triggering the head movement, light-up eyes, and moving mouth whenever it picks up nearby noise. Flip the switch to "off" and the included step pad becomes the trigger instead, which works a lot like motion activation since someone has to physically step on it to set him off.
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Q: Is the audio a good quality or fuzzy at all? And does it actually come with a step pad?
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Asked by AydinS | 26 December 2022
Monster Responds...
Yes, the step pad is included. On audio quality, we don't have a spec for that, but the dummy does have a moving mouth synced with sounds, so the effect is designed to feel like a full performance. The step pad triggers the activation when the switch is set to off, and the sound sensor takes over when the switch is on.
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Q: Hello, is there an IR sensor and an AC power supply port for this animatronic? Thanks!!
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Asked by Tom | 11 December 2022
Monster Responds...
This animatronic runs on 3 AA batteries and does not have an AC power port or an IR sensor. It activates two ways: via the included step pad, or via a built-in sound sensor that triggers when it detects noise nearby.
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