Zelda plush: take a Korok home

Why a Korok?

Koroks are the little forest spirits hidden all over Hyrule. In Tears of the Kingdom you find them under rocks, at the top of trees or at the end of small puzzles, and each one gives a Korok seed that Hestu trades for more inventory slots. Some carry a huge backpack and wait for you to take them to a friend: that is the version this plush reproduces. For anyone who has played the game, it is the most recognisable character after Link himself.

Choosing an official Zelda plush

The plush on this page come from licensed ranges: Together+, the plush line made under licence from Nintendo, and Sanei, the Japanese maker of the official Nintendo plush collections. On Amazon, check the brand shown under the title and who sells the item: look-alikes without a licence often have rougher faces and colours. The 17 cm size fits a shelf, a desk or a bag; the 28-29 cm plush are better for display or for younger kids.

A gift for Zelda fans

A plush works for players of every age: a birthday, a game release, or simply a thank-you to the friend who lent you the game. The Korok fits anyone who explored Hyrule; Link and Zelda suit fans of the whole series, from The Wind Waker to Breath of the Wild.

Looking after a plush

Surface-clean with a damp cloth and a little soap, or hand-wash in cold water if the label allows it, then let it air dry, never on a radiator. Avoid the washing machine for plush with stitched details such as the Korok's leaf face.

よくある質問

Are these Zelda plush official?

Yes. They come from the Together+ range, licensed by Nintendo, and from Sanei, the maker of official Nintendo plush. Check the brand on the Amazon page before buying.

Which size should I pick?

17 cm for a shelf, a desk or a bag; 28-29 cm to display it or to cuddle.

Who sells and ships the plush?

Amazon or its sellers: the price, delivery and returns are those shown on Amazon. This site only recommends the products.

Does buying through this site cost more?

No. The price is the same; Amazon pays the site a small commission, which helps pay for hosting.