They tried flat felt strips for the spikes (fails) as well as his eyebrow ridge. Despite being only a little smaller, this doll is terrible! His proportions would be decent if he wasn't so wrinkly/under-stuffed.Īt right is the 7 inch size. His spikes are a bit under-stuffed, & they use a 'fin' of fabric instead of crafting his eyebrows. The 10 inch size at left has open hands / mittens, which is interesting because usually all dolls use the fist only. Sadly, they didn't do that great of a job. Nanco Nancy makes prize plushes in various sizes, but only in 2014 did Knuckles start to appear on their line up. The tag is their usual square, but with pale checkers & classic Generations CG Sonic. Their attention to detail is good too, with 3D bows on her shoes, ruffled skirt, headband & embroidered eyelashes. The very flat face-front their dolls all tend to have doesn't wreck her look. She's actually one of their better / more on-model efforts. Here's the fan photo for Jazwares' classic style Amy Rose small size doll. Photo by: Nina, hang-card photo by PatMac He hangs from the card so he could go on a peg in toy stores instead of a shelf. He was released/displayed with a 'hang card' which is a piece of cardboard fishing-line tied to the top of the plush. You can see the size with the edge of SA2 Battle CD case there in the edge, he's about 13 inches & very soft fabric. His face is still a little flat, & the ears uneven, but if you were going to have one of their Shadows, this should be it. The spikes all work in the correct direction, he DOES have the red strip on his wrist/arm & leg, but it's mostly hidden in his glove & shoe cuff. He still looks overly angry & the eyes are tall/thin, but the rest of the details have improved with size. He is better than their tiny size, by a decen margin. Finally, someone found him, so this is the first non-factory shot. There is a prototype photo of him, but he is rare because he was poorly released or possibly delayed. Remember, this doll type is likely a 'prize' item, so it's not going to be super perfect since it's a semi-give-away.
The hands and feet are nice and big (no skimping) and the eyes are fabric (durable) He might be slightly under-stuffed (wilting slightly spikes) & the ears need to be tacked to stand up, but all that is fan-fixable. Fortunately, they don't let the gimmick consume them. Since the leg is just a tube of fabric, it's very easy/cheap to make it very long. You can see their gimmick quite clearly here, thanks to the arm holding him up: they continue to use really, really long legs to bolster their claims of "Giant Dolls". Here's one of the largest sizes of Kelly Toy Sonic dolls. Sonic Boom plushes will NOT appear here, as they have their own seperate page.
#GE MODERN SONIC PLUSH OFFLINE#
With plushes showing up at offline retail such as FYE stores and online at more places like Amazon & Target, (and Toys R US too) plush availability seems to be on the rise. This page will have a focus on 2012-2014 plushes, likely from GE Entertainment, Nanco Nancy and Jazwares.
The range includes various items like plushes, accessories and posters.This page has only MODERN (post-Sonic Adventure-era) plush dolls. Starting in 2009, GEE started releasing Sonic merchandise in the "Classic" Sonic the Hedgehog style from the 1990's. GEE has continued producing Sonic plushes to this day. On 20 November the following year, GEE announced they would return to producing plushes for the Sonic series.
#GE MODERN SONIC PLUSH LICENSE#
In April 2017, GEE lost the license to make Sonic plushes because Tomy was producing them at the time. GEE has produced many plush toys of Sonic characters, and it is currently the company that has produced the most plush toys of characters from the series. GEE has made various merchandise based on the main Sonic the Hedgehog series, including plushes, posters, home decor, hats, accessories and more.
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