Weird Barbie can now be yours as Mattel launches a new made-to-order collectors edition doll

• Capitalizing on the billion-dollar success of the Barbie movie, Mattel has released a new doll.
• Modeled after Kate McKinnon's character, limited edition "Weird Barbie" is available for pre-order.
• The $50 collectible will be made-to-order and delivered to buyers next May.

Gone are the days of hacking the hair off dolls and drawing on their faces to achieve the signature Weird Barbie look.

Kate McKinnon's representation of a wise and kooky Barbie doll that had been disfigured by rough play was among the standout characters for fans of the billion-dollar blockbuster film "Barbie" — so much so that Mattel is making a real-life version to buy.

Available now for preorder, the limited edition "Weird Barbie" doll features a bright pink dress with colorful artwork and puffy sleeves, green snakeskin boots, and markings on her face "to emulate a doll that's been played with just a little too much," according to the product description.

And, just like McKinnon's portrayal, the doll is bendable into a full split with elbows that move at odd angles.

Buyers have until August 18 to secure their $50 collectible, which will be made-to-order and delivered by May 2024.

Fans of Weird Barbie who don't want to shell out for the hefty price tag can always take scissors to their existing dolls for a more DIY experience.

Mattel did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.