The rooted hair automatically makes me think of Barbie, but if people are uncomfortable with the comparison, then I'll try to respect that. I'm no Barbie expert, but I am certain that in terms of quality, HT blows it out of the water on every possible front.
I'm not against girl dolls if it is a character I like, but I would only be interested in something that looks similar to the other figures I collect. To me, the rooted hair takes it out of that realm, and makes it an entirely different kind of toy. I don't know why it is a must for female figures anymore than rooted hair is a must for male figures (which it isn't, IMO). Or why it is appropriate (even important!) for a female figure to be anatomically correct (including squishy boobs) when an anatomically correct male figure would, I'm sure, be universally ridiculed. There is a double standard there. I would personally prefer none of my toys to be anatomically correct under their clothes. And if HT was consistent in giving the girls sculpted hair and no squishy "nasty bits," I might be more inclined to buy them.
Of course, this is just my opinion. As I said before, I am not the market being targeted with this figure. I have never considered a toy or statue "sexy" before, and probably never will. But the further in this direction HT goes, the less likely I ever will buy a female toy of theirs.