Sonic The Hedgehog HugMe Tails 16" Plush
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Product Description
Tails shakes when you hug him! Tails shakes when you clap!
SEGA’s Sonic the Hedgehog burst on the scene in the early ‘90s and is still running strong, with a fan base that spans generations. Sonic's loyal sidekick is a friendly fox named Tails, who helps him defeat Dr. Robotnik! Fighting a mad scientist takes a lot out of a young fox, so Tails is more than ready for some extra hugs as a HugMe Shake Action Plush. The 16-inch tall plush comes complete with Kidrobot’s signature squeeze-sensitive vibration feature. Batteries included.
Product Features
- 16 inches (40.64cm)
- Made of plush
- Shake action when you clap or hug
- Based on the Sonic The Hedgehog video game series
- 3 AA batteries included
Box Contents
- Tails plush
- 3 AA batteries
Additional Details
Sonic the Hedgehog is a popular video game franchise developed and published by Sega. The franchise centers around a blue hedgehog named Sonic, who has the ability to run at extreme speeds along with other abilities. Sonic The Hedgehog gained popularity throughout the 1990s and early 2000s, becoming one of the more recognizable gaming franchises in the world. Sonic's popularity has expanded beyond gaming, thanks to various animated shows, films, and merchandising that have broadened the audience of the brand.
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