Hasbro plush figures

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Over the course of their license with Nintendo, Hasbro released a number of plush Pokémon figures.

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• Bean-filled plush figures
• Pokémon plush clip-on
• Quick-Change Poké Ball
• Jumbo plush figures
  • First release
  • Second release
  • Third release
  • Limited release
  • Advanced generation release
  • Unreleased
• Electronic plush figures
  • First release
  • Second release
  • Third release
  • Limited release
  • Advanced generation release
• References

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Bean-filled plush figures

Main article: Bean-filled plush figures

Pokémon plush clip-on

Main article: Pokémon plush clip-on

Quick-Change Poké Ball

Main article: Quick-Change Poké Ball

Jumbo plush figures

These plush figures are between 5 and 7 inches. They were released incrementally.

First release

• 
  Pikachu plush, released on June 16, 1999

Second release

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  Meowth plush, released on February 16, 2000
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  Psyduck plush, released on February 16, 2000
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  Gengar plush, released on February 16, 2000

Third release

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  Poliwhirl plush, released in February 2000
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  Jigglypuff plush
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  Togepi plush

Limited release

• 
  Pichu plush
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  Bellossom plush
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  Marill plush
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  Hoothoot plush
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  Slowking plush
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  Elekid plush

Advanced generation release

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  Grovyle plush
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  Blaziken plush
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  Treecko plush
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  Torchic plush
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  Mudkip plush
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  Pikachu plush
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  Flygon plush

Unreleased

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  Quagsire plush
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  Cyndaquil plush
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  Hoppip plush
• Vigoroth plush
  Vigoroth plush

Electronic plush figures

These toys were around 10 inches in height. They spoke their names and moved various body parts (ears, arms, tails) when their palms were squeezed. (They are also able to respond when patting their heads, but due to their age, the light sensor used no longer works as effectively unless it is under a bright light.)

First release

• 
  Electronic I choose you Pikachu plush, released in November 1999

Second release

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  Electronic Mew plush

Third release

• 
  Electronic Togepi plush

Limited release

• 
  Electronic Pichu plush, released in April 2001
• 
  Marill Talking Plush

Advanced generation release

• 
  Electronic I Choose you Pikachu re-release

References

• Release dates
• Electronic Pichu release date

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This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.