Plush
Nuigurumi from the crane machine: character plush by Japanese makers
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Nemu Neko - Purple - Big Plush - Furyu (35 cm)
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Flame-Fruit - Plush Figure (15 cm without stalk) - Sakami
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Maomao - The Apothecary Diaries - plush vinyl keychain - Sunrisepop
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Bond Forger - Spy x Family - Big Plush - Banpresto
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Hua Cheng - Plush - Ming Yue Lou Lan Series
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Hatsune Miku - Flower Fairy Winter Cherry - Kyurumaru Big Plush - Furyu (29 cm)
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Hatsune Miku x Garfield - Plüsch - Youtooz
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Reno Ichikawa - Mascot Plush Vol. 1 - Sega
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Chifuyu Matsuno - Tokyo Revengers - Big Plush - Banpresto
€34.90In stock
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Plush figures of anime, manga and game characters, mostly made as prizes for Japanese crane games.
More about Plush
In Japanese, plush is called nuigurumi, and character plush is closely tied to the arcades there. In 1985 Sega released the UFO Catcher, a claw machine that set off a real crane game boom in Japan. Plush toys were the main thing won in them, and figures were added later.
This gave rise to prize plush: plush figures of anime, manga and games that Japanese manufacturers first make for these machines, not for retail sale.
Here you will find such plush figures of Pokémon, Molang or Nemu Neko, among others, along with Big Plush in large format.
