The mother and daughter duo behind the YouTube channel My Froggy Stuff transformed a Princess Tiana doll into a Princess Shuri doll inspired by the hit Marvel film Black Panther.

The film, expected to hit $1 billion by week's end, is one of the most successful and inspiring films. Since its release, it has dominated the pop culture zeitgeist and become a shining example of what representation means to audiences around the world.

People have fallen in love with the film's cast and visuals, but Princess Shuri, sister of King T'Challa/Black Panther, may be one of the most popular characters.

The My Froggy Stuff YouTube channel received many requests to make a doll inspired by the Wakandan tech wiz, and they obliged reconfiguring a Tiana doll by taking down her hair and replacing her costume with a custom-made Shuri dress.

Tech Princess ???? Custom Shuri plus her lab ???? in a new vid on YouTube at MyFroggyStuff ????#wakandaforever . . #wakandastyle @letitiawright #blackpanther #blackpanthermovie #shuri #blackpanthershuri #disney #disneyprincess #marvel #mcu #marvelstudios @disney @marvel @marvelstudios #blackpantherfanart

A post shared by My Froggy Stuff (@myfroggystuff) on Feb 25, 2018 at 12:57pm PST

Shuri served as the chief tech advisor to her brother, designing weapons and tools to make his rule easier. Her popularity inspired Disney to donate $1 million to national STEM programs. Each time Shuri appeared on-screen, she stole the scene with her clever one-liners and wisecracks.

My new favorite @disney princess… the tech princess of #wakanda … #shuri ???? . . ???? Custom Shuri plus her lab ???? in a new vid on YouTube at MyFroggyStuff ????#wakandaforever . . #wakandastyle @letitiawright #blackpanther #blackpanthermovie #shuri #blackpanthershuri #disney #disneyprincess #marvel #mcu #marvelstudios @disney @marvel @marvelstudios #blackpantherfanart

A post shared by My Froggy Stuff (@myfroggystuff) on Feb 26, 2018 at 6:56am PST

My Froggy Stuff's video, which was released during the last week of Black History Month, has garnered almost 400,000 views. Clearly, others want to make a doll like this for themselves. Take a look at the duo's process below:

Black Dolls

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