He may be small, but Baby Yoda generates a whole lot of love. The MandalorianOpens in a new tab‘s little green tyke is the best thing going in both this galaxy and the one far, far away. He’s so popular it’s funny to remember that when he first entered our lives, Star WarsOpens in a new tab didn’t have any merchandise ready to roll. To their credit, they were more concerned with keeping him a secret. But once the Yodaling was out of the bag pod, they went wild. Disney has spentOpens in a new tab the last 12 monthsOpens in a new tab releasing so many itemsOpens in a new tab modeled after The ChildOpens in a new tab, you’d need to sellOpens in a new tab Din Djarin’s armor to afford them allOpens in a new tab. But plenty of people will surely trade some Beskar steel for the newest Baby Yoda merch. This enormous new plushie is two-feet worth of cuddling, and that’s even bigger than the real Baby Yoda.
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This week’s wave of new “Mando MondaysOpens in a new tab” merchandise included the all-new The Child Ginormous Cuddle PlushOpens in a new tab. The Target exclusive is a giant collectible with details from The Mandalorian. The “squishy” toy stands at a giant 24 inches, making him ideal for both kids and adults alike to snuggle with. We also bet it will end up serving as a de facto pillow in many homes; Baby Yoda is very helpful when he’s not pushing random buttons and wandering off in dark caves.
“Made from a variety of fabrics and textiles,” The Child also holds a one-eyed Mr. MeeseeksOpens in a new tab in his hands. No, wait, that’s not right. Oooooweeee, it’s actually a frog. Baby Yoda is holding a frog. So really this is a Ginormous Cuddle Snack Plush.
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Thank goodness he has a living, breathing frog rather than an unfertilized egg. Target would have the Trask frog lobby picketing outside its stores.
You can pick up your Ginormous Cuddle Plush ($49.99) in stores or online. Whether you keep this enormous Baby Yoda for yourself or give him as a gift, he’ll provide a whole lot of love. Baby Yoda always does.
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