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'''Disney Tsum Tsum''' is a line of collectible plushies ([[Stuffed toy|stuffed animals]]) based on popular Disney characters.<ref name=people/> The name "tsum tsum" comes from the Japanese verb [[wikt:積む|''tsumu'']] meaning "to stack", and the plushies are designed to sit on top of each other, forming a pyramid.<ref name=people /> The toys were first introduced in [[Japan]] in 2013 as an accompaniment to Disney Japan's popular mobile game with the same name and as of 2014 had sold 1.8 million toys.<ref name=NYTimes/> Disney began |
'''Disney Tsum Tsum''' is a line of collectible plushies ([[Stuffed toy|stuffed animals]]) based on popular Disney characters.<ref name=people/> The name "tsum tsum" comes from the Japanese verb [[wikt:積む|''tsumu'']] meaning "to stack", and the plushies are designed to sit on top of each other, forming a pyramid.<ref name=people /> The toys were first introduced in [[Japan]] in 2013 as an accompaniment to Disney Japan's popular mobile game with the same name and as of 2014 had sold 1.8 million toys.<ref name=NYTimes/> Disney began exporting the toys to the U.S. in July 2014, and in [[Disneyland Paris]] the following month. Around the same time, Disney Tsum Tsum entered the market in [[South Korea]] by giving out icons for chatting systems.<ref name=DisKor/> |
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Revision as of 22:27, 4 November 2015
Disney Tsum Tsum is a line of collectible plushies (stuffed animals) based on popular Disney characters.[1] The name "tsum tsum" comes from the Japanese verb tsumu meaning "to stack", and the plushies are designed to sit on top of each other, forming a pyramid.[1] The toys were first introduced in Japan in 2013 as an accompaniment to Disney Japan's popular mobile game with the same name and as of 2014 had sold 1.8 million toys.[2] Disney began exporting the toys to the U.S. in July 2014, and in Disneyland Paris the following month. Around the same time, Disney Tsum Tsum entered the market in South Korea by giving out icons for chatting systems.[3]
Characters
Regular
- Oswald
- Mickey Mouse
- Minnie Mouse
- Donald Duck
- Daisy Duck
- Goofy
- Pluto
- Chip
- Dale
- Pete
- Duffy (the Disney bear)
- ShellieMay
- Huey
- Dewey
- Louie
- Bambi (from Bambi)
- Gao (from Bambi)
- Thumper (from Bambi)
- Miss Bunny (from Bambi)
- Lady (from Lady and the Tramp)
- Lilo (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Stitch (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Yuna (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Scrump (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Dr. Jumba (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Agent Pleakley (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Angel (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Leroy (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Ugly Duck (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Dr. Hämsterviel (from Lilo & Stitch)
- Dumbo (from Dumbo)
- Woody (from Toy Story)
- Jessie (from Toy Story)
- Buzz Lightyear (from Toy Story)
- Bullseye (from Toy Story)
- Hamm (from Toy Story)
- Peas-in-a-Pod (from Toy Story)
- Lotso (from Toy Story)
- Alien (from Toy Story)
- Mike Wazowski (from Monsters, Inc.)
- Sulley (from Monsters, Inc.)
- Tinker Bell (from Peter Pan)
- Marie (from The Aristocats)
- Alice (from Alice in Wonderland)
- The Hatter (from Alice in Wonderland)
- March Hare (from Alice in Wonderland)
- The Dormouse (from Alice in Wonderland)
- Cheshire Cat (from Alice in Wonderland)
- Queen of Hearts (from Alice in Wonderland)
- King of Hearts (from Alice in Wonderland)
- White Rabbit (from Alice in Wonderland)
- Curious Oyster (from Alice in Wonderland)
- Snow White (from Snow White)
- Doc (from Snow White)
- Grumpy (from Snow White)
- Bashful (from Snow White)
- Sneezy (from Snow White)
- Happy (from Snow White)
- Sleepy (from Snow White)
- Dopey (from Snow White)
- Cinderella (from Cinderella)
- Prince Charming (from Cinderella)
- The Fairy Godmother (from Cinderella)
- Jaq (from Cinderella)
- Gus (from Cinderella)
- Lucifer (from Cinderella)
- Bruno (from Cinderella)
- Suzy (from Cinderella)
- Perla (from Cinderella)
- Pinocchio (from Pinocchio)
- Jiminy Cricket (from Pinocchio)
- Figaro (from Pinocchio)
- Cleo (from Pinocchio)
- Jack Skellington (from The Nightmare Before Christmas)
- Zero (from The Nightmare Before Christmas)
- Practical Pig (from Three Little Pigs)
- Fiddler Pig (from Three Little Pigs)
- Fifer Pig (from Three Little Pigs)
- Big Bad Wolf (from Three Little Pigs)
- Perry the Platypus (from Phineas and Ferb)
- Winnie-the-Pooh (from Winnie the Pooh)
- Piglet (from Winnie the Pooh)
- Tigger (from Winnie the Pooh)
- Eeyore (from Winnie the Pooh)
- Cruella De Vil (from 101 Dalmatians)
- Lucky (from 101 Dalmatians)
- Patch (from 101 Dalmatians)
- Rolly (from 101 Dalmatians)
- Anna (from Frozen)
- Elsa (from Frozen)
- Olaf (from Frozen)
- Sven (from Frozen)
- Kristoff (from Frozen)
- Hans (from Frozen)
- Baymax (from Big Hero 6)
- Baymax In Battle Armor (from Big Hero 6)
- Wasabi (from Big Hero 6)
- Honey Lemon (from Big Hero 6)
- Fredzilla (from Big Hero 6)
- Gogo (from Big Hero 6)
- Ariel (from The Little Mermaid)
- Prince Eric (from The Little Mermaid)
- Ursula (from The Little Mermaid)
- King Triton (from The Little Mermaid)
- Flounder (from The Little Mermaid)
- Scuttle (from The Little Mermaid)
- Sebastian (from The Little Mermaid)
- Max the Sheepdog (from The Little Mermaid)
- Joy (from Inside Out)
- Sadness (from Inside Out)
- Anger (from Inside Out)
- Disgust (from Inside Out)
- Fear (from Inside Out)
- BingBong (from Inside Out)
- Aladdin (from Aladdin)
- Jasmine (from Aladdin)
- Jafar (from Aladdin)
- The Sultan (from Aladdin)
- Genie (from Aladdin)
- Abu (from Aladdin)
- Iago (from Aladdin)
- Rajah (from Aladdin)
Christmas series
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Easter series
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Sheep series
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Pooh Honey Day series |
Pooh Hunny Day series
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Pooh Honeypot seriesComes in a honeypot case[5]
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Candy series
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Polka Dots series
- Donald Duck
- Daisy Duck
Expression series
Each character is presented with four expressions: sleeping, left-eye wink, right-eye wink, and gyugyu or nutty nap[7] (eyes closed).[8]
- Donald Duck
- Daisy Duck
- Chip
- Dale
- Winnie-the-Pooh
- Snow White
Upcoming releases
- Barrel (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) (September 1, 2015)
- Santa Jack (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) (September 1, 2015)
- Scary Teddy (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) (September 1, 2015)
- Lock (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) (September 1, 2015)
- Sally (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) (September 1, 2015)
- Shock (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) (September 1, 2015)
References
- ^ a b Kelli Bender (11 August 2014). "Attention Christmas Shoppers: Disney's Tsum Tsum Could Be the Next Beanie Baby Craze". People. Retrieved 2 September 2014.
- ^ Brooks Barnes (10 August 2014). "Sensing a Tsum Tsum Craze Afoot, Disney Rushes to Supply Fans". New York Times. Retrieved 2 September 2014.
- ^ 라인 디즈니 썸썸. Disney Korea (in Korean). Disney Korea.[dead link]
- ^ "Disney welcomes 2015 with special edition sheep Tsum Tsum soft toys!". Rocketnews24.com. 14 December 2014. Retrieved 15 August 2015.
- ^ "Honeypot Winnie The Pooh Tsum Tsum Set Coming To Japan". Diskingdom.com. Retrieved 15 August 2015.
- ^ "New Candy Tsum Tsum Collectors Set Coming Soon To Japan". Diskingdom.com. Retrieved 15 August 2015.
- ^ "Dale Tsum Tsum Plush - Mini - 3 1/2". Disney.com. Retrieved 15 August 2015.
- ^ "4顔セット TSUM TSUM ドナルド" (in Japanese). The Disney Store, Japan. Retrieved 2 September 2014.
External links
- Disney store
- Disney Japan store
- Tsum Tsum collection checklist (French and English checklist)