Ah, Disney nuiMOs.
Mickey and Minnie nuiMOs
If you aren’t familiar with these little guys, they’re Disney’s posable, dressable plushes (and their accessories come at a pretty hefty price). We’ve seen ’em for Mickey and Minnie, Stitch, and even Kermit the Frog! But if you wanna dress up a different friend, you’re in luck! A new set of nuiMOs is on the way.
Pooh and Friends nuiMOs are comin’, friends! You’ll be able to snag Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, and Piglet starting April 5th (that’s in just a few days!). If you’ve ever wanted to upgrade Pooh’s classic red shirt, now’s your chance.
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Update! The nuiMOs plushes are available for $17.99 each with outfits typically available for $12.99. They are NOW AVAILABLE, so we’re apologizing to our wallets and getting ready to add some Hundred Acre Woods pals to our collection.
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We’ll keep an eye out for these new plushes on shopDisney and in stores — and we’ll be watchin’ for any trendy new outfits coming, too! As always, stay tuned to DFB for more Disney news.
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Love the concept, but I am also struggling deciding if paying the prices for not only the plushies but the clothing and accessories is worth it.
The article is titled “…crazy expensive plushes.”
But there is no mention in the article of the cost. Did I miss it somewhere?
Brandon, I’ll have an editor revisit this. Thanks!