u/cannedweirdo

yes, frankie has a prosthetic leg, but prosthetic legs aren't always a 24/7 thing and amputees can commonly have things like chronic fatigue, chronic pain, phantom pain, balance issues, etc that may make it easier to use a wheelchair sometimes
i'm not an amputee myself but i am an ambulatory wheelchair user, so i can walk but still use my wheelchair. most people assume wheelchair users cannot stand or are paralyzed, personally i've had to explain to people i've just met that i can in fact walk.

frankie having a wheelchair for a doll or two could help kids and by proxy adults understand that most of us are ambulatory.

frankie also already incorporates their prosthetic into their fashion so i'd love to see how they decorate their wheelchair

we lock all the employees in the headquarters for about a year and only the ones still alive at the end are allowed to make toys

/uj not word for word or the same tone but a little kid said this to me today. like 7 years old, asked if i liked hatsune miku then said they could tell because i was gender non conforming. incredibly humbling experience how was i meant to respond to that

the kid was supportive too they were also a miku fan