Plush Toys
- Sets
- 162
- Since
- 2003
- Newest set
- 2026
Plush Toys is the softest corner of the catalogue. It records 162 fabric figures released between 2003 and 2026.
Sets per decade
162 sets
2020s
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Ninjago Zane Plush
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Friends Bear Plush
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Friends Racoon Plush
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Duplo Crocodile Plush
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Duplo Alpaca Plush
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Duplo Honey Bee Plush
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Duplo Duck Plush
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Duplo Giraffe Plush
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Duplo Whale Plush
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Duplo Fawn Plush
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Iconic Flower Pot Girl Plush
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Duplo Lemon Plush
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Duplo Radish Plush
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Duplo Strawberry Plush
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Easter Bunny Plush
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Skeleton Guy Plush
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Birthday Cake Guy Plush
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Friends Jones Space Cat Plush
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Hopsy Plush
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T-Rex Costume Fan Plush
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Construction Worker Plush
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Gamer Plush
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Ninjago: Dragons Rising Nya Plush
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Ninjago: Dragons Rising Cole Plush
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Ninjago: Dragons Rising Jay Plush
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Friends Sparkle Parakeet Plush
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Friends Flamingo Plush
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Friends Getrude Cat Plush
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Friends Melody Bunny Plush
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Friends Aira Dog Plush
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Friends Popsy Dog Plush
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Friends Marshmallow Hedgehog Plush
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Pickle Dog Plush
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Churro Plush
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Minifigure Gingerbread Man 9” Plush Character
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Minifigure Reindeer Costume Girl 10” Plush Character
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Minifigure Santa 10” Plush Character
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Z-Blob Plush
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Bunchu Plush
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Slurple Alien Plush
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Classic Space Astronaut Plush (Orange)
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Duplo Carrot Plush
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Duplo Tomato Plush
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Duplo Watermelon Plush
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Duplo Ladybug Plush
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Duplo Bee Plush
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Duplo Snail Plush
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Duplo Pineapple Plush
About Plush Toys
A four-character start
The earliest entries date from 2003 and come as a neat group of four characters: Tiny Plush (7455-1), Messy Plush (7456-1), Scary Plush (7457-1) and Stripy Plush (7458-1). Each also appeared as a smaller version, listed as Tiny Plush Mini (7459-1), Messy Plush Mini (7460-1), Scary Plush Mini (7461-1) and Stripy Plush Mini (7462-1). The consecutive numbers make this first wave easy to follow, and the names themselves describe the character of each figure.
No pieces to count
Because these are finished soft toys rather than kits, the data shows zero pieces for every entry at the top of the list. That also means the usual ranking by piece count carries no meaning in this theme; the order you see is not a measure of size. If you are looking for bricks to build with, the parts lists and building tools elsewhere on the site will serve you better. Here, the value lies in identification: set number, name and year are usually enough to pin down a plush figure without its original label.
Part of the Gear range
Plush Toys belongs to Gear, the parent theme that collects accessories and merchandise. Over the years since 2003 the theme has grown steadily, and the full list with names and years shows which figures were added along the way. For collectors who focus on a single theme, these soft toys can round off a display next to the brick-built sets. Plush items also tend to be available for a limited time, so a complete list is a practical reference when you want to know what exists.
FAQ
- Do plush toys have parts lists?
- Not in a useful sense. They are fabric figures, and the entries at the top of the list are recorded with zero pieces.
- What were the first plush figures?
- Tiny, Messy, Scary and Stripy Plush from 2003, each with a matching mini version.
- How long does the theme run?
- From 2003 to 2026, with 162 entries in total.