Star Fox Plush Line by Sanei Arrives in Japan Late June — Fox McCloud, Falco, Peppy and Slippy Listed
Nintendo's Star Fox franchise has remained a recognizable Nintendo property for decades, and merchandise tied to the series continues to draw attention from fans worldwide.
Japanese toy maker Sanei has announced a new line of officially licensed Star Fox plush toys destined for Japan in late June, with detailed pricing and size information now available.
The announcement was covered by outlets including Nintendo Life and has generated interest among collectors who follow Nintendo-related merchandise and Switch-era announcements.
Sanei's lineup comprises four core Star Fox characters: Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, Peppy Hare and Slippy Toad.
Each plush is priced at 3,300 yen.
The company released exact dimensions for every figure, allowing collectors to gauge display and storage needs before purchase.
The measurements are as follows:
- Fox McCloud: W12 × D12 × H25 cm
- Falco Lombardi: W14 × D12 × H25 cm
- Peppy Hare: W14 × D12 × H29 cm
- Slippy Toad: W14 × D10 × H20 cm
In plain terms, Sanei confirmed the plushes will be available in Japan in late June and set the individual price at 3,300 yen.
There has been no announcement of an international release or official eShop listing; Nintendo Life reported that, for now, the toys are scheduled only for the Japanese market.
Retailers in Japan and official Sanei channels are the most likely points of sale upon release.
Sanei is known for producing licensed plush products for popular Japanese IPs, and this Star Fox line follows a pattern of character-focused merchandise timed around renewed interest in Nintendo franchises.
For North American and European fans, import options or later international retail announcements would be required to secure these figures if Sanei does not arrange a global release.
Coverage of the announcement online has been limited to Japanese release details so far, and sites that track Nintendo merchandise will publish updates if pre-order windows or international distribution are confirmed.
For readers who follow Nintendo news, merchandise drops like this connect to broader fan engagement around the series.
Keep an eye on dedicated Nintendo coverage and official Sanei channels for any updates on availability, pre-orders or additional items in the Star Fox line.
If an international release is announced, Nintendo-focused retailers and eShop news feeds are the most likely sources to relay that information.
Nintendo's Star Fox franchise has remained a recognizable Nintendo property for decades, and merchandise tied to the series continues to draw attention from fans worldwide.
Japanese toy maker Sanei has announced a new line of officially licensed Star Fox plush toys destined for Japan in late June, with detailed pricing and size information now available.
The announcement was covered by outlets including Nintendo Life and has generated interest among collectors who follow Nintendo-related merchandise and Switch-era announcements.
Sanei's lineup comprises four core Star Fox characters: Fox McCloud, Falco Lombardi, Peppy Hare and Slippy Toad.
Each plush is priced at 3,300 yen.
The company released exact dimensions for every figure, allowing collectors to gauge display and storage needs before purchase.
The measurements are as follows:
- Fox McCloud: W12 × D12 × H25 cm
- Falco Lombardi: W14 × D12 × H25 cm
- Peppy Hare: W14 × D12 × H29 cm
- Slippy Toad: W14 × D10 × H20 cm
In plain terms, Sanei confirmed the plushes will be available in Japan in late June and set the individual price at 3,300 yen.
There has been no announcement of an international release or official eShop listing; Nintendo Life reported that, for now, the toys are scheduled only for the Japanese market.
Retailers in Japan and official Sanei channels are the most likely points of sale upon release.
Sanei is known for producing licensed plush products for popular Japanese IPs, and this Star Fox line follows a pattern of character-focused merchandise timed around renewed interest in Nintendo franchises.
For North American and European fans, import options or later international retail announcements would be required to secure these figures if Sanei does not arrange a global release.
Coverage of the announcement online has been limited to Japanese release details so far, and sites that track Nintendo merchandise will publish updates if pre-order windows or international distribution are confirmed.
For readers who follow Nintendo news, merchandise drops like this connect to broader fan engagement around the series.
Keep an eye on dedicated Nintendo coverage and official Sanei channels for any updates on availability, pre-orders or additional items in the Star Fox line.
If an international release is announced, Nintendo-focused retailers and eShop news feeds are the most likely sources to relay that information.