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A new series of Urupocha-Chan Zootopia plush from Disney Store Japan is now available on DisneyStore.com. In Japanese, “uru” means teary-eyed, while “pocha” means chubby. “Chan” is a Japanese term of endearment used for people or things that are cute.
Zootopia Urupocha-Chan Plush
The collection includes Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Clawhauser, Gazelle, Finnick, and a lemming mini plush. All are the same size, standing 4″ tall.
Judy Hopps Urupocha-Chan Plush – $16.99
Judy is wearing her police uniform from the first Zootopia film. This particular Urupocha is actually 6″ tall on account of the bunny ears. Her bunny tail sticks out of the back.
Nick Wilde Urupocha-Chan Plush – $16.99
Nick Wilde is sporting his first Zootopia film outfit, though his tie is printed on the shirt rather than a separate fabric. His fox ears make him slightly over 4″. His tail is sticking out the back of his little pants.
Clawhauser Urupocha-Chan Plush – $16.99
Officer Clawhauser is wearing his police uniform, where his tie and collar are separate pieces, unlike the Nick Wilde Urupocha. Clawhauser has his leopard tail sticking out of his back.
Finnick Urupocha-Chan Plush – $16.99
Finnick the Fennic is wearing his regular clothes, which we see in the first Zootopia film after he first appears in the elephant disguise. His tail is sticking out the back of his pants.
Lemming Urupocha-Chan Plush – $16.99
The unnamed lemming is wearing an oversized business suit, as his little arms do not fit through the sleeves. He has two feet sticking out of the bottom, but no tail.
Gazelle Urupocha-Chan Plush – $16.99
Last but not least, Gazelle is wearing her first Zootopia film outfit. This Urupocha stands at 6″ tall because of her raised hair and horns.
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