Many users have asked why we don’t use articulated fingertips. I will explain it. From our many years of experience dealing with love dolls, we know that it is necessary to change the doll’s posture and move it when taking pictures or doing hands-on exercises with the doll. There is a high risk that the finger will be deformed due to strong force. With the current wire skeleton, it can be bent freely, and fingers are less likely to break. If it is a skeletal specification with joints, the fingers will become loose or break. This kind of thing is very easy to happen if you are not careful. Since such a skeleton requires a certain size, it is difficult to use for small love dolls, and life-size love dolls often feel uncomfortable with the large proportion of the palm when using this skeleton. For these reasons, we use the traditional wire skeleton specification. And when the joint skeleton is broken, it takes a burden to repair it. Even if you don’t break your fingers in an accident, after a while the joints will loosen and you won’t be able to maintain your finger poses. In addition, most of the joint skeletons are made at outsourced press factories (there are almost no in-house production at love doll factories), which makes quality control difficult.