This pack of Tsum Tsums was released for the D23 Expo in Japan and is limited to only 500. With such a small edition size these plushy Tsum Tsum figures are actually worth a lot of money! You can actually see this set selling for around $500 online, which is truly a crazy price for these little plushies.
Additionally, are Tsum Tsum collectable?
Tsum Tsum are collectible, log-shaped plush animals that look like Disney characters and come in three sizes.
| Type | Stuffed toys |
|---|---|
| Slogan | Collect ’em! Stack ’em! |
Herein, can you sell Tsum Tsums?
You can sell your collection in bulk at a flat price without looking each one up one at a time. Click here to view the collection listing.
Do Tsum Tsums still exist?
Currently you can find Tsum Tsums at the US Disney Store (online as well as in store), European Disney Stores, the US Disney Parks (at the World of Disney stores), Japanese Disney Stores, Hong Kong Disneyland, Disneyland Paris, Clinton’s in the UK and are coming soon to the Disney Store UK.
How do I get more coins in TSUM TSUM?
They are earned through clearing Tsum Tsums in the game itself, although they can also be earned by completing Bingos and Events, or purchased with Rubies, the game’s premium currency.
How do you pronounce Tsum Tsum?
How many Tsum Tsum series are there?
Click on the following links to see more Tsum Tsum Seasons:
| Tsum Tsum Series 12 | Tsum Tsum Series 11 | Tsum Tsum Series 10 |
|---|---|---|
| Tsum Tsum Series 9 | Tsum Tsum Series 8 | Tsum Tsum Series 7 |
| Tsum Tsum Series 6 | Tsum Tsum Plush | Tsum story and play sets |
| Rare Tsum Tsums | Holiday Tsum Tsums | Tsum Tsums Stationery |
How much does a Tsum Tsum cost?
The prices are $4.95 for mini, $12.95 for medium, and $24.95 for large. Here’s the Tsum Tsums stacked! They are 3.5″ long, and cost $4.95. They are sold online, which for now is your best bet if you want to actually purchase one, and at Once Upon a Toy at Downtown Disney.
What are TSUM toys?
Originally introduced in Japan, Tsum Tsum (pronounced “tsoom tsoom”) are stackable toys. “Tsum” is a play on the Japanese “Tsumikasanaru” which means “pile up”, or “Tsumikasaneru” which means “stack up”. Shorten that to “Tsum Tsum” and you get a sort of Japanese slang that can be translated as “Stack Stack”.
What can you do with Tsum Tsums?
5 Uses for Disney Tsum Tsums
- KonMari Place Holders in Drawers.
- Wrist Cushion.
- Tiny Hug Therapy.
- Travel Pillow.
- Glasses Cleaner.
Why are they called Tsum Tsum?
The name is derived from the Japanese verb tsumu, meaning “to stack”, because the toys are designed to stack on top of each other, forming a pyramid shape. The toys were first released in Japan in 2013 as a tie-in to the Tsum Tsum arcade and mobile games developed by Konami and Line Corporation.