The Bastion Pepe, that resembles the Kyrian Covenant Pepe added in Shadowlands, was added to the Blizzard Gear Store in 2021. The Lil' Hogger plush, added in early 2015, featured a spiked collar and posable tail. Hogger is one of the most iconic NPCs in WoW! You can also get the in-game pet Hogs. This plush is no longer on sale. The Mur'ghoul Murloc made its debut in 2014 and reflected the savage nature of Warlords of Draenor with sharp pointy teeth and bloody details. This plush is no longer available. The sounds that pachimari plushes make when hit were created by Justin DeCloedt using a squeaky toy and a baby rattle. [1] It’s essentially a 3v3 deathmatch, with a simple goal: eliminate your opponents. Once you kill an enemy, they will drop a Pachimari plush toy, which you’ll have to grab. Grab 20 Pachimari toys, and your team will reign victorious.

The Void Probe plush is no longer available. It glows in the dark and makes noise when it detects motion. It made its debut in late 2015. The Lurky Murloc plush debuted at a past BlizzCon and was later for sale on the Blizzard Gear Shop, but has since been removed. The in-game pet Lurky is from the Burning Crusade EU Collectors Edition.During the event, you'll have the chance to earn new cosmetics playing Catch-A-Mari along with your favorite unranked, competitive, or arcade game modes! This includes all-new Pachimari Icons depicting some of your favorite Overwatch Heroes, along with a Pachimari name card and a mischievous new weapon charm! The StarCraft Zergling Plush Shippers are no longer available. They made their debut as part of the BlizzCon 2015 sale. This plush launched as part of the BlizzCon 2015 collection, it is no longer on sale. It is based on the Dark Whelpling battle pet. Murgle was added to the Blizzard Gear Store in 2019 and resembles the battle pet Murgle. Unlike other Murlocs that are delivered in a cloth bag, Murgle comes in a box. The plush launched as part of the BlizzCon 2016 collection, it is no longer on sale. The Azure Whelpling can be farmed up in Winterspring.

Added as part of BlizzCon 2018, this plush resembling a Murloc was added to the Blizzard Gear Store. It follows the same design as the Elekk and Raptor plush. It is based on the item Souvenir Murloc, sold in Suramar. Cute but Deadly Murloc Slippers are no longer on sale. They even make a distinctive MRRRRRGL noise when you walk! We first saw this merchandise teased in Spring 2016 when streamer Rudeism was sent one slipper.The Squirky Murloc plush is no longer on sale. The plush and matching battle pet were added in May 2017 as part of a special promotion. You can get the Squirky off the western coast of Azsuna. The Primal Winston plush was a convention exclusive, making its debut at SDCC. It was a red-tinted variant of the Winston plush. This plush is no longer available. Introduced at BlizzCon 2017, Shadow featured a deluxe collector's box, posable ears, and light-up runes. It is the companion to the in-game color-changing pet Shadow. This plush is no longer on sale.

This guide is designed to provide a comprehensive list, with related images, of all known official Blizzard Plushies for sale over the years from Pepe to Murlocs! Pirate Pepe was introduced as part of the BlizzCon 2017 sale. This plush features Pepe wearing a large pirate hat and eyepatch. It is no longer on sale The regular Treasure Goblin plush was added to the Gear Shop in 2014. It is no longer available. This plush reflects the lucrative goblins found all over Diablo that can drop amazing loot and gold!

How long does Roadhog’s Catch-a-Mari event last?

A limited quantity of these Whimyshire-inspired Treasure Goblins were made for SDCC 2014. This plush is no longer available. Jump For Joy - Use 1 Jump Pad in Roadhog's Catch-a-Mari to earn the Pachimari Player Icon and 2,500XP.