Omori Plush Guide

Omori is a weird yet exciting video game from an Indie creator, bringing another horror-themed RPG to the merch industry for plush enthusiasts and gamers. So, my Omori plush guide will share the top eight examples from the game because I’m an avid plush enthusiast who doesn’t leave a stone unturned.

In addition, my family enjoys plush collections and Indie gaming. We collect too many Squishmallows, Pokémon plush, and game-inspired plush toys. I’m unsure if I enjoy writing about or collecting plush more, but it’s a passion that hops from one to another. So, let us help you find an Omori plush suitable for your Indie heart.

How I Selected Omori Plush Examples

I won’t bother sharing the Omori plush that the Omocat store doesn’t have in stock. Nothing would disappoint you more than finding one you enjoy, and it’s gone for weeks. Instead, I’ll search for stores with stock to see as many of the Omori plush characters that exist.

Omori plushies only have one option for each character, except for Something, which has two plushies. In that case, I’ll only share one to avoid the repetition of characters. However, each Omori plush example must look precisely like the originals from the Omocat store, or they must have similar features and quality finishes.

Quality plushes have good stitching, detailed features, and colors that match the official store’s characters. Finally, size matters to me as a plush enthusiast. So, Omori plush under 12 inches makes the best collectibles. Don’t underestimate the sizes. I found a Jumbo Omori Something plush that stood four feet tall!

Omori Plush Guide: Top Examples

You didn’t think I’d narrow the examples so much, but I do it to show only good models of Omori plush. Otherwise, I’d add hundreds from online stores with low-quality features. So, let’s discover my Omori plush examples that survived my horror-themed requirements.

Omori Plush

My favorite Omori plush example doesn’t come from the Omocat designs because it has more color on its face. Nonetheless, it looks like the depressed boy avatar from the games and stories. Omori’s plush design has excellent details and looks better than Omocat’s black and white plush. So, it’s an exception I’ll make.

Pros:

• The Omori plush looks suitable for the depressed boy avatar
• The plush has near-human colors compared to the black-and-white versions
• The eyes, clothing, and pants stripes are fantastic for an unknown plush brand
• The Omori plush design is far more solid than Omocat’s felt-happy plushies

Cons:

• It’s not an original Omori plush from Omocat
• The plush’s back has an awkward connection between the pants and shirt

Omori Kel Plush

The Omori Kel plush brings color to the collection, much like Kel brings some color to Omori’s life in the game. Indeed, the colors don’t match the in-game character, but this plush represents how Omocat sees Kel’s character. It has purple and all sorts of shades to bring brightness to the depressing life of Omori.

Pros:

• The Omori Kel plush ideally represents how Omocat sees the character
• This Kel plush from Omori is an original from the Omocat brand with a collector’s tag
• The Omori Kel plush design is brilliant, representing the character’s quirky personality
• The shirt, pants, expression, and patterns match the in-game character nicely

Cons:

• The Omori Kel plush is like many others, replacing the in-game colors with more brightness
• The felt pieces of hair, and loose clothing might come off with time

Omori Hero Plush

The Omori Hero plush nearly touches the color glitches from the game character. I’ve seen Hero shine with a slight purple tint in his hair, making him the closest match to his in-game colors. However, the pastel purple colors aren’t spot-on, even though they represent Omocat’s artistic flair and color injection of characters.

Pros:

• The Omori Hero plush represents the in-game character’s purple shine
• Omocat brings you this original Omori Hero plush with a collector’s tag
• Omori Hero’s pajamas are spot-on, and his expression matches his personality
• The Omori Hero plush has surprisingly good details on his clothes, including buttons

Cons:

• The Omori Hero plush also has that purple glow with pastel colors
• The loose pieces of hair and the pajamas can deteriorate with time

Omori Aubrey Plush

The Omori Aubrey plush captures the least artistic form of the primary characters in the game. I’ve seen beautiful artwork with Omori Aubrey’s pink hair and deep blue eyes. She almost reminds me of Harley Quinn, but she’s much kinder and subtler than my favorite anti-hero. Meanwhile, the plush has excellent features.

Pros:

• The Omori Aubrey plush matches the game character nicely
• You see Aubrey’s personality shine through her expression and features
• The Omori Aubrey plush is an original with a collector’s tag from Omocat
• Aubrey’s expression also exudes a lot of Omocat’s kitty designs

Cons:

• Unfortunately, the Omori Aubrey plush could improve many things in the design
• The arms are skew, and Aubrey’s clothing doesn’t match her game character

Omori Mari Plush

The Omori Mari plush is my second-favorite design because she also has the purple shine in many of her designs and the game. So, her Omocat plush colors don’t seem so farfetched. Meanwhile, the Omori Mari plush is a sweet design representing a girl that came later in the game. However, the girl is an abusive monster.

Pros:

• The Omori Mari plush represents the character’s purple glow in the game
• Omocat’s Omori Mari plush is an original with a collector’s tag
• Her expression appears opposite of her personality, almost sarcastically, as she looks friendly but isn’t
• The Omori Mari plush has a well-detailed face with matching clothes

Cons:

• Unfortunately, Omori’s Mari character isn’t a friend but a foe
• The loose pieces and felt hair will break with time

Omori Basil Plush

The Omori Basil plush represents the most controversial character in the game with a suicide ending. Perhaps Omocat’s designs are more sarcastic than you realize. Again, the game is freaky and horror-themed, and it might not be suitable for kids under 13. However, the Omori Basil plush enlightens you with bright colors.

Pros:

• The Omori Basil plush represents the most significant controversy about the game
• Omocat’s Omori Basil plush is an original design with a collector’s tag
• The Basil plush has a wired expression that makes the eyes look wild and uncertain
• Basil’s clothes, face, and features look excellent for the game character

Cons:

• It’s the most controversial character in the game and unsuitable for little kids
• Basil’s many loose pieces are a nightmare for collectors

Omori Sprout Mole Plush

The Omori Sprout Mole plush is one of my favorite NPC characters because it’s super intelligent in the game. I enjoy and admire any intelligent NPCs when playing a game. Sprout Moles have more intellect than most of the bad guys put together. Meanwhile, the Omori Sprout Mole plush is adorable but unoriginal.

Pros:

• The Omori Sprout Mole plush represents the character better than the originals do
• The Wanana Omori Sprout Mole plush has more color, better features, and is cuter
• I love how goofy the plush looks, even though the NPC is brilliant
• The Sprout Mole plush is adorable enough to look like a Pokémon

Cons:

• The Omori Sprout Mole plush isn’t an original and doesn’t have a collector’s tag
• The goofy expression can also make the character look unintelligent

Omori Something Plush

The Omori Something plush represents the greatest evil in the game, almost like a depression shadow that haunts Sunny and Omori throughout the scenes. However, the plush is popular and comes in multiple types from Omocat, not to mention the various unoriginal options from other plush designers. So, it’s sought-after.

Pros:

• The Omori Something plush looks as dreadful as the game NPC
• The Omori Something plush has an excellent design and size for the others
• Something looks like a mental health monster from the darkest corners
• Omocat’s Omori Something plush is an original with a collector’s tag

Cons:

• It would help if you enjoyed collecting the antagonists from the Omori games
• The monster plush could install nightmares as it represents evil, unlike others

Recommended Alternatives for Omori Plush

Omocat’s art studio creates unusual merchandise, games, and apparel. So, finding an alternative isn’t straightforward. However, I can recommend an alternative horror-themed video game plush that shares a similar animation style. The plushies also look identical to Omori’s style, without much color and simplistic.

You might be familiar with Bendy and the Ink Machine merchandise. Check out my Bendy Plush Guide for a plush inventory of the same league. Alternatively, the Friday Night Funkin Plush Guide matches Omori’s style and inspiration from a video game. In addition, FNF matches Omori’s depressing moods.

Finally, I’d recommend the Fredbear Plush Guide for gamers familiar with the Five Nights at Freddy’s franchise. It doesn’t match Omori’s animation style or plush designs, but both games come from horror. I always recommend plushies that match something to the range I’m sharing in my articles.

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Omori Plush Guide: Conclusion

Omori plush requires a niche passion that fits into Indie games and artistic designs. The old-school Japanese style of these plushies stands out as anime-types, too. Omori and his friends undoubtedly look like an anime festival. Still, the characters represent profound and not-so-good qualities from a horror-themed game.

Ultimately, my favorite is the Omori Hero Plush because it captures the character better than others. The Basil plush is cuter and more colorful. Still, the controversy and dark secrets behind the character are too much for me. However, it doesn’t matter which plush you pick if you grab one before the stock falls again.

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Carol is a plush collector, enthusiast, and mom, and her school friends once called her the luckiest kid alive. Her mom was what we know as a modern-day hoarder, but her passionate hoarding was all things plush and toys. Carol never grew up in a home but rather in a toy store. Her mom was always hunting the latest toy trend, collecting Newborn dolls, and piling up to the ceiling with stuffed animals. Today, Carol piles her expertise and experience into her ultimate passion, writing. She aims to bring you the latest plush trends from the biggest brands. And every so often, she'll throw a special, rare plush into the mix. Carol knows how children and collectors love plushies, and she intends to help you feed that obsession while keeping within reason.

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