List of South Park Plush Toys
The following is a List of South Park Plush Toys, organized by company.
Plush Toys have been produced based on South Park since 1998, generally marketed as display collectibles for adults as opposed to as toys, with dozens of characters rendered in plush form, including many talking plushies. They are widely known as the most popular form of South Park memorabilia among most collectors.
Fun 4 All
- Main article: Fun-4-All Corp
Fun 4 All acquired the license to start manufacturing various South Park plush toys in 1998. The boys were produced in many different heights in their iconic outfits, made available at first in colorful boxes that show the bus stop in the indistinguishable South Park art style, though later releases switched to tags. Over time, Fun 4 All began to make and sell plushies that talked, shook, and had suction cups attached to their heads and hands.
Their license to make South Park merchandise ended in 2004, by which time they had produced over one hundred plushies. Though the line is long out of print, these plushies are popular with both fans and collectors and are often sold on resale websites. Though scalpers often try to drive the prices up to hundreds of dollars, the average market value of most of these plushies is usually around thirty dollars.
Commonwealth
- Main article: Commonwealth
Commonwealth is a toy and novelty company that began producing South Park plushies in 2005. Commonwealth's plush toy tags featured episode information as well as art depending on the plush line. They made regular and talking plushies for The Boys from the episodes "Something You Can Do with Your Finger" and "South Park is Gay!".
Nanco
- Main article: Nanco
Nanco began producing lopsided South Park plush toys in 2008. Nanco's plushies tend to be either shiny or matte. The boys have multiple shiny and matte plushies in all different sizes, including but not exclusively 8" and 12". These plushies almost always look different from one another, whether that's because the mouth of a plush is in a different spot than the next or that a plushie is leaning to a different side than the other, they all have something about them that makes them unique. The photos to the right show two 10in Kyle Broflovski plushies that are slightly different. In addition to The Boys, they also produced plushies of Butters Stotch and Jerome "Chef" McElroy.
Their plushies were sold in stores in 2011 and were also able to be found at carnivals and in claw machines. They are now out of print and can usually only be found in resale.
Kidrobot
- Main article: Kidrobot
Kidrobot released a collection of South Park plush characters to their PHUNNY plush line in late 2017. The characters released for the line were Stan, Kyle, Cartman, Kenny, Dead Kenny, Butters Stotch and Mr. Hankey. Unlike the four main boys and Butters, Mr. Hankey's accessory is a cup that he can fit inside and Dead Kenny's head can be removed from his body by a strap. There are notably many unlicensed "bootleg" versions of this particular plush collection on resale sites.
In 2021, they announced four new products: 10" plush versions of Towelie, both stoned and not stoned, as well as two 24" 'real towel' versions.[1] They also released a 16" vibrating Kenny plush.[2]
In mid-to-late 2022, Kidrobot added onto their Phunny series by releasing five new Christmas themed plushies of Stan, Cartman, Kenny, and Kyle for pre-order through ToyWiz.[3]. Four are expected to arrive in December of 2022 and one in January of the next year.
- Images of Kidrobot
South Park Phunny series
Toy Factory
- Main article: Toy Factory
Toy Factory began producing South Park plush toys in 2020. Their smaller plushies do not have ironed-on/embroidered faces, but rather have their faces sewn into the fabric. Available plushies include the boys, Butters Stotch, Towelie and Randy Marsh (the latter of which marks the first line of plushies for said character). All of their plushies can be found in two different sizes except for Randy, who only has one.
Though there are photos of the plushies on Toy Factory's website, they cannot be purchased there directly.
Funhouse
Toy Company Funhouse produced four large pillow-Plushies of a dead Kenny, Cartman, stan and kyle in 2006, to coincide with Season Ten of South Park. They are designated as "cuddle pillows" and are the size of 30 inches. The Kenny plush is made from incredibly soft fabric and is comfortably cushioned, the hood uses a more "furry" type of fabric. This is the more common of the four as the Cartman, Stan and Kyle Plush pillows are extremely rare.
- Images of Funhouse
30-inch Cuddle plush Kenny pillow
30-inch Cartman plush
