Several new Urupocha-Chan Plush figures are now available at Disneyland Resort. 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. We found these at Storyland Boutique in the Downtown Disney District.
Dumbo Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
Each Urupocha-Chan Plush is made from detailed plush sculpting with embroidered features and fuzzy fabrics. Dumbo has large ears, shiny eyes, and beans in the bottom to help with displaying.
Rapunzel Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
This Rapunzel plush wears a satin dress with a bow and stitched bodice. The rest of the fabric has a fuzzy, soft texture. Her eyes reflect the light, and there are flowers in her hair.
Pascal Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
Pascal is all green with embroidered features, including the curl of his tail. His eyes are reflective. He’s approximately 3 1/2″ tall.
Olaf Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
Olaf has felt “stick” arms, string “hair,” and a plush carrot nose. He’s about 5″ tall.
Sven Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
The Sven plush is also about 5″ tall. He had fluffy, rosy cheeks and tufts of fur on his head, neck, and hooves.
Chip Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
Chip has a fluff,y round body and head with an embroidered brown nose and dark eyes that reflect the light. His coloring is slightly darker than the Dale Urupocha-Chan Plush.
Dale Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
Dale’s fur is a lighter brown shade on his version of the Urupocha-Chan Plush. He has a red nose and blushing cheeks.
Marie Urupocha-Chan Plush – $19.99
The little Marie plush is white with shiny eyes and rosy cheeks. She wears a pink bow and collar.
A new series of Urupocha-Chan Zootopia plush from Disney Store Japan is also now available on DisneyStore.com.
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