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Karol G, known as Bichota, is a Bratz character that makes one appearance in the Karol G x Bratz line.History[]Karol G is the Bratz persona of Columbian singer Karol G.Appearance[]Karol G has pale blonde and pale pink hair, tan skin, and brown eyes. She has a tattoo in the shape of a heart resembling barbed wires on her left shoulder.Trivia[]Karol G is the third Bratz doll character to be based on a real person. The first was Jeanne B, who was designed after Jeanne Beker, and the second was Kylie, who was designed after Kylie Jenner.Karol G is the first Bratz doll character to be based on a musician.Artwork[]Gallery[]Bratz Doll CharactersMain CharactersCloe | Jade | Sasha | YasminSecondary CharactersBreeana | Dana | Felicia | Fianna | Katia | Kumi | Meygan | Nevra | Phoebe | Raya II | Roxxi | Sharidan | VinessaMinor CharactersAdri | Adrienne | Amélie | Anyssa | Ariane | Ashby | Aubrey | Brielle | Brigitte I | Brigitte II | Cady | Carrie | Cassy | Charli | Ciara I | Ciara II | Daphne I | Daphne II | Dee | Destiny | Diona | Dresden | Emanuelle | Emy | Etienne | Filon | Finora | Geneva | Gretchen | Janelle | Jaylene | Jeanne B | Joelle | Karen | Karol G | Kaycee | Keelin | Kiana | Kiani | Kina | Kirana | Kirstee | Krysta | Kylie | Lana | Leah | Lela | Leora | Lian | Lilani | Lilee | Liliana | Lina | Lydia | Maci | Maribel | Marielle | May-Lin | Myra | Nadine | Nevaeh | Nikki | Noemie | Nona | Nora | Odelia | Oriana | Peyton | Polita | Portia | Raya I | Regina | Rina I | Rina II | Rylan | Sabina | Shadi | Shania | Shira | Siernna | Sonya | Sorrel | Sorya | Tess | Tessa | Tiana I | Tiana II | Trinity | Tyla | Valentina | Vee FilezBabyz CharactersAira | Alicia | Avery | Erin | Kesara | Nita | Nola | Rory | Sivan | Tali | Yamit | ZamaLil' Bratz CharactersAilani | Nazalia | Rinnie | Talia | ZadaLil' Angelz CharactersAshley | Carlyn | Isa | Sana

Welcome to the Bratz 2001-2009 Screening Guide, created by LookinBratz.com! On this page, you will find a chart with every Bratz face screening (also referred to as a ‘faceup’) that has been in circulation since the brand’s debut in 2001 through 2009. Please note that this page may take longer to load as it is content heavy and works best on desktop rather than mobile/tablet.When you click on a specific screening, you will jump to a section that features every released Bratz doll that uses that respective screening. From there, you can click on a specific doll to visit its page in the Database and get more information on it—such as head mold, body mold, hair type, or if the doll and/or its clothing has been recycled for or from other releases, among other info. This page showcases every Bratz doll released with screenings introduced during the 2001-2009 era, including playset, giftset, and multipack exclusives; please note that dolls with packaging variants or that have been recycled various times do not appear on this Screening Guide page. A star symbol (*) indicates that a doll was also released as part of a giftset/multipack or has been recycled after its initial release; details for these releases can be found on the product’s notes (by clicking on the product) in the Database.This page also features the Big Bratz and Funky Fashion Makeover sub-lines; this page does not feature spinoffs like Lil’ Bratz, which has its own screening guide that can be found in the main Screening Guides page alongside other spinoffs. Please note that some screenings that originate on certain head sculpts may be used on other head sculpts, such as the regular Bratz screenings being used on the Big Bratz dolls or Funky Fashion Makeover heads—these sculpts exclusively have open mouths, so a screening that originates on a closed mouth sculpt may be used on these. As a note, all of the dolls in this era use the following head sculpts: the original 2001 Closed and Open Mouth heads, the 2001-dated UV Revised Closed and Open Mouth heads introduced in 2021, and several sculpts introduced during this era like the 2007 Fashion Pixiez and sub-line heads. The screenings introduced in this era are used on dolls released in every Bratz era, except for 2015-2016.When identifying a screening, it is recommend to count the amount of top and bottom lashes a doll

Shown to be a drama queen (Sasha sometimes calls her 'Drama Mama' because of this) - sometimes her imagination runs away with her, but her friends help keep her grounded! In the film Bratz: Passion 4 Fashion Diamondz, Cloe claims to have agoraphobia (a condition where the sufferer becomes anxious in unfamiliar environments, or in situations where they perceive that they have little control).Bratz: the Movie (Live Action):This adaptation of the Bratz shows Cloe to be very clumsy, constantly falling over and knocking things to the ground. She is shown to be a skilled soccer player despite this.​[BCIU]Web Series:Cloe's latest incarnation portrays her as being ditzy but caring. Her personality is closest to her original Starrin' & Stylin' counterpart, enjoying art and photography.Relationships:Yasmin:TO BE EXPANDEDJade:TO BE EXPANDEDSasha:TO BE EXPANDEDRaya:TO BE EXPANDEDNigel Forrester, Ninth Duke of Lessex:Cloe meets Nigel in Bratz: Rock Angelz. The two start a relationship, causing Cameron to become jealous.Nigel refers to Cloe as "Pretty Princess" (Yasmin's nickname), and is rude to the rest of the Bratz, all the while complimenting the Tweevils.Cloe dumped Nigel at his brother's dinner party, as he was dissing her best friends.Cameron:BOOKS: Various references to Cloe and Cameron having feelings for each other are made throughout the books written for the Bratz franchise around the time of the Starrin' & Stylin movie. (TO BE EXPANDED)STARRIN' & STYLIN': Cloe and Cameron are close friends throughout this film. Cameron helps Cloe when she gets into a car crash, and continues to then fix her car.