The thing that makes Dollverse, Dollverse are the titles. Titles are very important and are the key role in the society. Certain Titles give certain benefits to people. These are only basic outlines though, with small details.
Titles
DOLLS- are ordinary people who are physical transformed into having a Barbie-like body. They are completely normal men and women, but their physical appearance is simply changed to an unrealistic and "super" beauty. DOLLS serve as prostitutes, escorts, trophy spouses, models, art, and most commonly, pieces of human status that look pretty and make their COLLECTORS look and feel good.
DOLLS can be traded after they have been purchased, discarded, or thrown out. It is possible for DOLLS become MAKERS, and can retire from the DOLL life when the COLLECTOR permits it. While DOLLS can simply be used for sex and status, they can also become life-long friends and companions of their MAKER and/or COLLECTOR. Retired DOLLS can continue living in their COLLECTOR's home or they can move out and live life as a normal CITIZEN. DOLLS can also work in the COLLECTOR household and are often seen around the home when visitors are there, serving the purpose of decorations to show the status and wealth of the COLLECTOR.
The process of becoming a DOLL is a series of excruciating procedures, surgeries, physical therapy, and training that is all done by the MAKER. Before the procedures however, the normal person is either requested by a COLLECTOR and/or MAKER or is sent to a DOLL FACTORY. Rich or poor, ignorant or genius, beautiful or not, boy or girl, anyone can become a DOLL when someone wants them to.
DOLLS form a very strong emotional, friendly, trusting, and sometimes sexual attachment to their MAKER. When a MAKER is first starting they usually keep the first DOLL they make as a trophy or token of achievement.
DOLLS can marry other people, most of the time they marry other DOLLS and when they are the COLLECTORS favorite, their COLLECTOR. DOLLS can have children, they usually become DOLLS themselves as well; when a DOLL and a COLLECTOR have a child, that child usually becomes a DOLL and are used as a gift to fellow COLLECTORS when the two business people are trying to reach an agreement or make official ties between the families or companies.
It is possible for DOLLS to start their own business and separate themselves from DOLL culture. They might become COLLECTORS, MAKERS, or return to the simple life of a CITIZEN. These are "Ex-Dolls". They still hold the beauty of a DOLL but do not submit themselves to the comfortable life style of one. They usually work very hard to try and assert their independence from COLLECTORS. In some cases they are very respected, but many others frown upon this choice.
Common Dolls (personal headcanons):
Mathew Williams (Canada)
Feliciano Vargas (North Italy)
Lovino Vargas (?) (South Italy)
Roderich Eldenstein (?) (Austria)
Elizabeta Héderváry (Hungary)
Natalia Arlovskaya (Belarus)
Feliks Łukasiewicz (Poland)
Raivis Galante (Latvia)
Toris Laurinaitis (Lithuania)
Tino Väinämöinen (Finland)
Antonio Fernandez Carriedo [doll/ex-doll] (Spain)
Francis Bonnefoy [doll/ex-doll] (France)
Wang Yao [doll/ex-doll] (China ...get it? He's a CHINA DOLL)
(These ones have no official name so I'm just putting down their country)
Seychelles
Belgium
Ukraine
Liechtenstein
Norway
Iceland
COLLECTORS- are rich, wealthy, somewhat royal, business men and women. COLLECTORS, like all rich people, enjoy the finer things in life such as art, status, money, power, sex, and authority- and what better way to show that you have all that than through the human presence of a DOLL. COLLECTORS use DOLLS for sex, making them feel good, making them look good, the main event at parties (performers), friendships, gifts to other COLLECTORS, a workforce in the home, and being part of the harem. All rich people, whether political, business, gang-lord, king or queen, or aspiring, power hungry schemer needs and usually has many DOLLS.
COLLECTORS use their DOLLS to gain acceptance into the rich or COLLECTOR community. Once a COLLECTOR decides to obtain a DOLL they can either hire a MAKER and petition someone to be changed, buy one at the auction, or buy some from a MAKER business, or DOLL STORE. Once a COLLECTOR buys a DOLL they can do as they please with them, however, DOLLS are protected under several rights and if a COLLECTOR is suspected or caught in the act of abusing their DOLLS their business can be terminated, their license taken away and may be shunned or kicked out of the COLLECTOR community.
Some COLLECTORS purely use DOLLS for sex and objectify them as artistic pieces in the home and can later trade them or discard them, some COLLECTORS buy their friends and family members to ensure their safety and give them a job as well as have a friend among them, others have very few or one DOLL and can fall in love and get married to said DOLL. Whatever the relationship that the DOLL and COLLECTOR have, the DOLL will always serve his or her purpose of making the COLLECTOR look like a wealthy, powerful, and respectable person.
Common Collectors:
Ivan Braginsky (Russia)
Gilbert Beilshmidt (Prussia)
Roderich Eldenstein (?) (Austria)
Francis Bonnefoy (France)
Sadık Adnan (Turkey)
Mathias Køhler (Denmark)
Wang Yao (China)
Elizabeta Héderváry (Hungary)
MAKERS - are highly educated, artistic, and are perfectionists. Most MAKERS were surgeons or doctors before specializing in the practice of DOLL MAKING. Along with normal medical or surgical education, MAKERS must learn cosmetology, sculpting, and different painting techniques.
MAKERS usually come from rich families that know a COLLECTOR or own DOLLS. While a normal CITIZEN can become a MAKER it is very expensive and then getting your name popular enough to be allowed into auctions or hired by a COLLECTOR is hard without having a rich, famous tie to someone else.
During the MAKING process, a MAKER must make the DOLL in progress be as comfortable as possible during the emotional and traumatic time. When MAKERS are creating their DOLLS not only are they training their bodies in this change, but they are training the DOLLS to be the proper etiquette of DOLL behavior and what life will be like for them. An experienced MAKER can scout for CITIZENS and petition them to become a DOLL. When MAKERS find a boy or girl they would like to change, they can pay that boy or girl's family a fee to finalize the contract. Once a DOLL in progress has been purchased, they are under the ownership and authority of the MAKER or COLLECTOR that the MAKER works for. MAKERS can work on their own, in a MAKER company or business with multiple MAKERS, or under a contract with a COLLECTOR.
MAKERS and DOLLS become very close and some DOLLS can work for MAKERS as a model DOLL during the procedure and can help train DOLLS in progress for their next stage of life. The more artistic and creative the DOLL appears, the more the MAKER's work becomes in demand among COLLECTORS and businesses. Art is a big part of the DOLL world and when DOLLS walk the auction line they must do so in a model-like, artistic fashion to the appeal of the COLLECTORS.
Common Makers:
Ludwig Beilshmidt (Germany)
Berwald Oxenstierna (Sweden)
Francis Bonnefoy (France)
Arthur Kirkland (England)
Alfred F. Jones [Apprentice] (America)
Wang Yao (China)
Ivan Braginsky (Russia)
CITIZENS- are the common folk of lower or middle class. They hold simple jobs and occupations and tend to live humbly. The CITIZENS hold the highest population, since high wealth is hard to obtain, approximately 83 percent of the world populace is made up of CITIZENS.
The only way for a CITIZEN to move up the social latter is through business and genetics. Businesses mostly start off small and could possibly attract a COLLECTOR if they do well. If a COLLECTOR wishes to, he/she could buy the business and give a DOLL and a large sum of money to the CITIZEN. The CITIZEN then can become a COLLECTOR by buying new DOLLS with their given sum. They may also wish to go off and practice medical and cosmetics in the hopes of becoming a MAKER. Rarely does a new business owner become a DOLL.
Once a CITIZEN has a large amount of money they might turn members of their families into DOLLS so that they as well are given a proper lifestyle. In some cases a COLLECTOR or MAKER might see a CITIZEN and wish to turn him/her into a DOLL.
In fact many CITIZEN families consist of 6 children or more, in hopes one child might catch a COLLECTOR or MAKER'S fancy, which will then boost the family's status. This though has led to overpopulation and laws have been set for no more than 5 children. Once you have 4 children or more you have to pay special taxes for said children.
Common Citizens:
Eduard von Bock (Estonia)
Im Yong Soo (South Korea)
Peter Kirkland (Sealand)
Basch/Vash Zwingli (Switzerland)
Elizabeta Héderváry (Hungary)
Liechtenstein