Growl

Growl is a 1990 arcade beat 'em up by Taito where players choose one of four rangers to fight poachers and save animals. Known as Runark in Japan, the game features a two-to-four player co-op mode, a variety of weapons like guns and rocket launchers, and a chaotic, action-packed experience with a strong environmentalist theme. The Dolls (ベッチ) are enemies from the arcade beat 'em up video game Growl aka Runark (ルナーク). There was also a port of the game later released on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. The name Doll was given to them in the Sega Genesis instruction manual.

The Dolls are part of a group of evil poachers who are hunting animals to the point of extinction. They all dress in power suits with very short skirts and high heels. There are six palette swaps of Dolls through the two versions of the game, each with different coloured clothes, hair and skin.

In the game's opening cutscene the heroic rangers are in a bar when they are informed that poachers are on the loose in the forest. Just then a doll walks into the bar with another thug, she throws a grenade at the rangers. The rangers manage to survive by ducking for cover though, and this is where the first level starts.

The Dolls can be found throughout most levels of the game, their methods of attack are punching and kicking the heroes, as well as throwing grenades. You died and came to this growl video game! You join with the male rangers! You kill the male thugs! The poachers notice your code of honor against women! So they send in the dolls! Dolls are sexy nameless generic clones with the same faces! They are evil sluts who aren’t redemption! Your goal is to stop the poachers from getting rid of animals!