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All Official Final Fantasy Plushies Ranked from Snuggly to Underbed Dust Collector

Let's put these stuffed guys under the scope.

Square Enix has loads of these cuddly companions inspired by your favorite characters and creatures from the iconic Final Fantasy series. However, they might have fallen victim to a bit of a quantity-over-quality dilemma. When looking for a snuggly companion, it’s better to make the right choices, or you might end up with an undesired, under-bed dust collector.

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Final Fantasy IX’s Vivi Ornitier

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Who doesn’t love Vivi? Alas, they really could have messed up his plushie design and didn’t. This action doll plush captures the essence of the pint-sized black mage perfectly.

Final Fantasy Knitted Cactuar

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The iconic Cactuar comes to life in this knitted plush. As a big fan of this prickly desert dweller, I simply can’t deny its gorgeous green design and soft texture make for the perfect companion.

Final Fantasy XI’s Goblin

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This mischievous FFXI creature took me by surprise. Goblins might not be the cuddliest beings. But now that it’s become a cute little plushie, well, let’s just say it offers a snuggly charm I can’t refuse.

The Final Fantasy VII Remake Collection

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Square Enix really nailed the Final Fantasy VII Remake plushie designsa with this impressive collection of plushies. Everyone gets a makeover, from Cloud and Tifa to Sephiroth. Yes, I declare Sephiroth is snuggly in plushie form. These plushies beautifully capture the characters’ likenesses and are a must-have for game fans.

Final Fantasy XI’s Mandragora

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The Mandragora plushies from Final Fantasy XI are adorable and slightly unsettling, just like in the original game. Alas, I do love a weird plushie design, so in my head, it’s just a squishy, little mandragora to keep me company. 

Chocobo Plushies

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Nobody can deny that Chocobos are a beloved part of the Final Fantasy universe. Though we sadly can’t ride them across the large fields and feed them Gysahl Greens, I guess some of these plushies will do. Though Square Enix has a vast array of Chocobo plushies, I think the two linked above are delightfully snuggly.

Moogle Plushies

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Moogles, with their fluffy wings and pom-pom antennae, are a fan favorite. Square Enix has rightfully capitalized on Moogle Plushies, especially with all the Final Fantasy XIV variants. 

However, though the knitted Moogle Plushie is just hands-down perfect, I feel like the rest of them kind of start losing the snuggle factor. Given how vital this recurring figure is in the Final Fantasy worlds, I’d expect a more cuddly design for them.

The Final Fantasy X Collection

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The Final Fantasy X collection features plushies of Tidus and Yuna. I’m not here to tell you they’re not cute and well-made. However, they don’t quite reach the same cuteness as the Final Fantasy VI remake unless you get both Tidus and Yuna and stitch them together.

Tonberry Plushies

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Tonberries are notorious for their slow but relentless pursuit of characters in the Final Fantasy series. These plushies capture their eerie presence while also giving them a slightly cute touch.

Paissa Patissier

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The Paissa Patissier plushie adds a touch of whimsy to your collection. I could honestly walk into a room, spot this guy, and ask, “What anime is it from?” While I love Final Fantasy XIV, Paissa Patissier is not the most iconic character. Still, this easily forgettable character is undeniably cute.

Cait Sith

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Cait Sith, the robotic cat from Final Fantasy VII, is immortalized in plush form. Its design isn’t as endearing as some other characters. Still, die-hard fans might cherish this Caith Sith plush out of pure love, so it’s not just another dusty relic.

Torgal

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Torgal plushies from the Final Fantasy series are a bit obscure. I love Torgal as much as the next person, but these plushies seem more suited for an Annabelle movie cameo. They’re so furry that they redefine the term “dust collector.”

The OG FFVII Collection

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The original Final Fantasy VII is nowhere near as good as the remake collection. It still features classic characters like Cloud and Aerith, but they look like they’ve been through some stuff. While these plushies hold sentimental value, they don’t quite match the quality of newer releases.

Final Fantasy XIV Minion Plushies

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The idea to produce Final Fantasy XIV minion plushies sounds like someone read fan tweets asking for them during a Square Enix marketing meeting. I get the intent, but I just don’t think they’re relevant enough.

The Final Fantasy XIV minion summons include a Spriggan, the Behelmeted Serpent of Ronka, a Crab, and a Baby Behemoth.

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The Spriggan is particularly awful, but definitely looks cuter than in the actual game. I’m just wondering who took a look at Final Fantasy XIV’s Spriggan and said, “That, that devil’s spawn should be a plushie.” Or take, for instance, the Giant Beaver plushie design. It’s destined to become an under-the-bed dust magnet or a chew toy for your dog.


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Cande Maldonado
Though Cande started her journey in the video game industry as a localization specialist six years ago, she soon realized that her true calling was to annoy NPCS, smash virtual pottery, and complete every side quest available in RPGs. Throwing that useless degree out of the window, she has been writing professionally for the past three years ever since. Her passion for games dates to 2006, when she mounted a Chocobo for the first time. Under Nintendo and Square Enix's chokehold, she will willingly pour hours upon hours into reaching 100% completion in the longest roleplaying games ever made. But hey, who needs fresh air and sunlight when you can just live in Ivalice?