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A quality bundle of soft adorableness (at a somewhat high price)
I picked up the counterpart for this little guy, Minun, at a local convention as a gift. This was for a friend's kid, a young and intelligent girl who's going to have to somehow juggle Pokemon games and world domination someday. I was ready to give her the Minun, but it just felt wrong without Plusle, so I bit the bullet and picked this one up as well.Now, Plusle is for some reason far more expensive than Minun on here, and twice as much as what I paid at the convention, but you know what? Worth it. The two of them absolutely needed to be together.The tricky part was making sure I got the right Pokemon. I had thought this was an official Pokemon Center Pokemon (which are incredibly soft and high-quality, and comprised the majority of the Pokemon at the booth I purchased Minun from). This is not branded as a Pokemon Center Pokemon, but rather is a Sanei-produced Pokemon. (My misunderstanding was not due to the product on Amazon, but due to the other Pokemon being sold at the convention, and the similarity in quality.)One key difference in appearance are the rounded bits at the bottom of the ears. On the Pokemon Center editions, the colored section of the ears do not connect directly to the head. Rather, that little bit of body-colored round fur bits protrude from the head, and the colored sections connect to that. In the Sanei ones, the ears connect directly to the head, and the body-colored bits are overlaid onto them, on either side of the ear. (Did that make sense? I hope that made sense. Check both versions to see.)I actually really prefer the Sanei version, the more I compare them. These don't feel *exactly* like the other Pokemon Center Pokemon I looked at, but they still feel very soft, and I like the Sanei version of the ears far more. Both the version I picked up and the one ordered on Amazon were very consistent in appearance, felt high-quality, and were absolutely adorable.(For reference, I purchased from kn-shop on Amazon. I mention this because someone stated that they got a knock-off, and I'm not sure if they mean it's not a Pokemon Center version -- which this doesn't claim to be -- or if it was a knock-off of the Sanei version. Mine has no indications of being a knock-off of the Sanei version.)I would be tempted to take a star off for the price, but for whatever reason this does seem to be the market place for the Plusle version from Sanei wherever I look, so... I can't fault the seller for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018
Now, Plusle is for some reason far more expensive than Minun on here, and twice as much as what I paid at the convention, but you know what? Worth it. The two of them absolutely needed to be together.
The tricky part was making sure I got the right Pokemon. I had thought this was an official Pokemon Center Pokemon (which are incredibly soft and high-quality, and comprised the majority of the Pokemon at the booth I purchased Minun from). This is not branded as a Pokemon Center Pokemon, but rather is a Sanei-produced Pokemon. (My misunderstanding was not due to the product on Amazon, but due to the other Pokemon being sold at the convention, and the similarity in quality.)
One key difference in appearance are the rounded bits at the bottom of the ears. On the Pokemon Center editions, the colored section of the ears do not connect directly to the head. Rather, that little bit of body-colored round fur bits protrude from the head, and the colored sections connect to that. In the Sanei ones, the ears connect directly to the head, and the body-colored bits are overlaid onto them, on either side of the ear. (Did that make sense? I hope that made sense. Check both versions to see.)
I actually really prefer the Sanei version, the more I compare them. These don't feel *exactly* like the other Pokemon Center Pokemon I looked at, but they still feel very soft, and I like the Sanei version of the ears far more. Both the version I picked up and the one ordered on Amazon were very consistent in appearance, felt high-quality, and were absolutely adorable.
(For reference, I purchased from kn-shop on Amazon. I mention this because someone stated that they got a knock-off, and I'm not sure if they mean it's not a Pokemon Center version -- which this doesn't claim to be -- or if it was a knock-off of the Sanei version. Mine has no indications of being a knock-off of the Sanei version.)
I would be tempted to take a star off for the price, but for whatever reason this does seem to be the market place for the Plusle version from Sanei wherever I look, so... I can't fault the seller for that.
A quality bundle of soft adorableness (at a somewhat high price)
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018
I picked up the counterpart for this little guy, Minun, at a local convention as a gift. This was for a friend's kid, a young and intelligent girl who's going to have to somehow juggle Pokemon games and world domination someday. I was ready to give her the Minun, but it just felt wrong without Plusle, so I bit the bullet and picked this one up as well.Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018
Now, Plusle is for some reason far more expensive than Minun on here, and twice as much as what I paid at the convention, but you know what? Worth it. The two of them absolutely needed to be together.
The tricky part was making sure I got the right Pokemon. I had thought this was an official Pokemon Center Pokemon (which are incredibly soft and high-quality, and comprised the majority of the Pokemon at the booth I purchased Minun from). This is not branded as a Pokemon Center Pokemon, but rather is a Sanei-produced Pokemon. (My misunderstanding was not due to the product on Amazon, but due to the other Pokemon being sold at the convention, and the similarity in quality.)
One key difference in appearance are the rounded bits at the bottom of the ears. On the Pokemon Center editions, the colored section of the ears do not connect directly to the head. Rather, that little bit of body-colored round fur bits protrude from the head, and the colored sections connect to that. In the Sanei ones, the ears connect directly to the head, and the body-colored bits are overlaid onto them, on either side of the ear. (Did that make sense? I hope that made sense. Check both versions to see.)
I actually really prefer the Sanei version, the more I compare them. These don't feel *exactly* like the other Pokemon Center Pokemon I looked at, but they still feel very soft, and I like the Sanei version of the ears far more. Both the version I picked up and the one ordered on Amazon were very consistent in appearance, felt high-quality, and were absolutely adorable.
(For reference, I purchased from kn-shop on Amazon. I mention this because someone stated that they got a knock-off, and I'm not sure if they mean it's not a Pokemon Center version -- which this doesn't claim to be -- or if it was a knock-off of the Sanei version. Mine has no indications of being a knock-off of the Sanei version.)
I would be tempted to take a star off for the price, but for whatever reason this does seem to be the market place for the Plusle version from Sanei wherever I look, so... I can't fault the seller for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2021
Amazon said it had significant damage when I purchased and I wasn't sure what to expect when it arrived. The damage was minor, a little fabric glue and you can't even tell that the tail was open where it attached to the plus.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021
