Demon Slayer, which is hugely popular in movies and anime, also has a thriving fan support community. Plushies are an essential part of this fan culture. Taking them on outings to various places and photographing them is endlessly fun. This time, we introduce 7 characters from Prinui Touch Dream Mini, where the adorable charm of plushies perfectly matches the quality of the original character designs.
Hello! I’m Sekai, a virtual reporter who wants to share the appeal of character goods, both new and old, with everyone. This time, I’m introducing Demon Slayer plushies. Seven characters have appeared in Prinui Touch Dream Mini, which features adorable touch poses. Each character has the original’s characteristic expression recreated, and they’re absolutely adorable.
Sparkling Eyes and Utterly Pretty! Plushies in the Perfect Size for Plushie Photography
First, I’d like to introduce Tanjiro Kamado’s Prinui Touch Dream Mini plushie. The touch pose is incredibly pretty. With sparkling eyes, he’s overflowing with determination.
The size is 13.5cm × 9cm × 6cm, and despite being small, it even has the detailed earring design. It’s compact enough to fit in a bag, making it perfect for taking along on outings or to watch movies.
This is Nezuko Kamado’s plushie. Those moist, gleaming eyes as if she’s expecting something are absolutely cute. Even the pattern on her kimono is meticulously recreated.
Looking at the back view, you can see the orange hair tips are beautifully rendered. The size is 13.5cm × 8cm × 6cm, making her just slightly smaller than her older brother Tanjiro.
This is Zenitsu Agatsuma’s plushie. His worried expression with lowered eyebrows makes you want to protect him.
Looking at his back view, you can see his hair is layered properly, and the high quality is surprising. Even though he’s actually strong, looking so insecure is quite mischievous of him.
This is Inosuke Hashibira’s plushie. Unlike Zenitsu, his confident expression is adorable. With his mother’s beautiful features, you can’t help but gaze at him fondly.
He’s holding the boar mask he usually wears in his arm so it won’t be forgotten. This makes it easy for fans who usually only see him wearing the mask to recognize him.
This is Kyojuro Rengoku’s plushie. His strong eyebrows and gentle gaze seem to convey, even as a plushie, that a Pillar must nurture those below and stand above them.
His striking yellow and red hair stands out from both the front and back. At 13.5cm × 8.5cm × 6cm, he’s slightly larger than the other petit plushies.
This is Giyu Tomioka’s plushie. His reticent and awkward personality is well captured in his expression. His mouth is turned down in such an inverted U-shape, probably because words aren’t coming out.
Looking at his round back of the head makes you want to pat it. You’d definitely want to take him on lots of fun adventures together.
Finally, I’d like to introduce Shinobu Kocho’s plushie. You’re healed by her gentle smile.
Her back view features her trademark butterfly hair accessory, which catches the eye.
The size is 13.5cm × 8cm × 6cm, the same as Giyu and the other petit plushies. Shinobu was worried about being small, but it’s nice that as a petit plushie, she can be the same size as everyone else.
Did you find your favorite character’s plushie? You could collect them all like the main four always together or gather the Pillar team. Please enjoy your fan support life with your favorite character!
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How was that? I hope you have wonderful encounters with characters. It’s Sekai from Perfect World Tokyo!
Sekai
Virtual reporter for Perfect World. The person behind the scenes is a passionate character goods collector providing reports.
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