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Hatsune Miku x Kuromi plush toys are now available in Japan, continuing the crossover between the Sanrio mascot and Snow Miku variant of the Vocaloid. FuRyu announced two different kinds of stuffed animals and dolls, and Taito confirmed both are in its online crane games. This follows the Hatsune Miku Cinnamoroll collaboration that resulted in things like figures and plush.
These fall into two different types of FuRyu plush collections. The four smaller Hatsune Miku and Kuromi toys are part of the Mochipiko line. The single large stuffed doll is one of FuRyu’s Kyurumaru toys.
The smaller Mochipiko ones are part of a set of four that include two versions of the Vocaloid and two versions of the mascot. Those are each about three and a half inches tall (nine centimeters). Both of the Miku designs are wearing the same purple and black dress with black hats like Kuromis, though the facial expressions are different. The two Kuromi plush feature different color hoods, with one being black and the other purple, and wear outfits that match Miku’s.
As for the Kyurumaru plush, that features a nine inch plush (23cm). It is the most detailed of the options available. This version of Snow Miku wears a black and purple Gothic Lolita style dress with pink skull on it. Her hair also has black streaks in it. Over her right pigtail is a small Kuromi, and her left pigtail has a hair accessory that resembles’ Kuromi’s ears.
Here’s how all the items look:
These follow the Good Smile Company official figure of the two together. That also featured Snow Miku. However, the outfit for that item isn’t in the Gothic Lolita style.
The FuRyu Hatsune Miku Kuromi plush toys based on the Snow Miku design and Sanrio mascot are now available as arcade prizes in Japan, and we don’t know if or when those stuffed animals and dolls could appear worldwide.
