• 19/50 examples reflect the above mentioned description
• 15/50 examples are about the in-universe existence of plush toys of the characters
• 6/50 examples talk about characters who love plush toys and own many of them
• 10/50 examples are stuff like ZCE, characters who are plush toys or just "plushies exist"

The main idea for me would be to make this trope about in-universe characters obsessed with plush toys and make a separate Trivia trope for plushies existing as The Merch.

• Animal Jam: Players can either win plush at claw machines or buy them at the Summer Carnival^note An annual event that happens every summer (and sometimes happens at other points of the year), in which players can play games to win tickets and then spend tickets on prizes., and then they can store plush in their den. Plush also exists as Real Life merchandise.
• Trivia.Boohbah (under The Merch): Several Boohbah licensed toys, including plushies of the Boohbahs, exist.
• Cookie Run: Several Cookies, mostly the earlier Cookies, have plushies available for purchase. Unfortunately, after the Cookie Run Mall ended service in 2017, only a few of those plushies are for sale in selected Korean online stores, such as this one.
• Creatures: The limited edition of Creatures 2 came with real-world norn plushies, and players also came up with their own patterns. A prototype grendel doll was developed but never released.
• Die Anstalt: The game was made to promote a real line of plush toys.
• Granny: You can get your own Granny plush! Have a trailer promoting it!
• Trivia.In The Night Garden (under The Merch): Several licensed toys were made for this show, including plush toys of the characters and playsets of the Ninky-Nonk and the Pinky-Ponk.
• Left 4 Dead (under Lighter and Fluffier): Alexandria Neonakis' adorable cartoony designs for the Special Infected, which appear on the licensed Christmas cards, previous Valve Store site headers, and even spawned a series of plushies that make the various Infected's signature noises when squeezed. So far, they've released Boomer, Hunter, and Tank, although a prototype of a Jockey hat is floating around online somewhere. The only problem here is that Examples Are Not Recent
• Left 4 Dead 2: Of the Tank, Hunter, and Boomer! Despite their hideous appearances in-game they make adorable plushies.
• M78 Love and Peace: Years after the short's production, plushies based on the anime's art style◊ were released as official merchandise.
• Mighty No. 9: For those that backed at least the $175 USD tier, a large Mega-Xel plushie was included with the other eligible rewards.
• Monster High: A few waves of them in G1, including the original ghouls, their pets, and other characters. Hoodude's doll also counts, as he's made in plush to reflect his voodoo-doll nature, even though they could have made him in the typical style.
• Ni no Kuni (in the main description): The most notable feature of Dominion of the Dark Djinn was that the Wizard's Companion was an actual hardbound 392-page book that shipped with the game and was required to progress through the game. The localization and printing cost of the book is widely blamed for the lack of an international release of that version of the game. When White Witch was created, the book was included in digital format. However, a limited "Wizard's Edition" release of the title did include the book as part of a luxury collection, as well as a stuffed doll of Drippy.
• 100% Orange Juice!: There are plushies of Suguri, Marie Poppo, Hime, QP, Sora, and Star Breaker, complete with their own cards and special accessory, all thanks to a very successful Kickstarter campaign by Fruitbat Factory and Orange_Juice in collaboration with the US-based Symbiote Studios. A second wave, consisting of Alte, Aru, Tomomo, Saki, Ceoreparque, and Marc, complete with their own cards and accessories, has since been made.
• Origin Realms (under Mascot): It isn't difficult to associate 0R-Bit with Origin Realms. Besides using the server's acronyms, the character was made specifically for the server's tutorial, and its presence is seen in cosmetics, a furniture item and the in-game messages for players making a purchase from the online store. In fact, 0R-Bit is the first instance of the server having a real-life plushie.
• Plants vs. Zombies: A set of plushies with voice chips in them have been released. They include the normal mook zombie, Squash, Peashooter, and Sunflower.
• Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: The characters have had numerous real-life plush toys made of them.
• Poptropica: There are real-life Poptropica plushies of various NPCs out there if you want to buy them.
• Tamagotchi: The Tamagotchis have had a variety of plushes made out of them. Considering the characters are purposefully made to be cute and cuddly, this makes sense.

• Angry Birds Epic: The Blues have one part of an epic set (obtained from the Golden Pig Machine) called Angry Birds Plushies.
• Associated Student Bodies: Issue 5's cover features most of the main cast as stuffed animals.
• Battle Spirits Shonen Toppa Bashin:
  • J and Smile plushies exist within canon.
  • Also, Meganeko made a plushie of Guraguri for Card Sensei
• Disney Magical World: You may obtain various bear plushies from the Uni BEA Rsity line via Magical AR to decorate your café.
• Five Nights at Freddy's 4: The plushies of Foxy and Freddy are undeniably adorable. Plushtrap, however…
• The Funkin Files: Plushies of Bon and Boyfriend duel against one another in "Marketable Plushie", with Bannie and Girlfriend holding them respectively.
• The Legendary Starfy: This game gives all the characters plushie-like appearances for their dialogue sprites, complete with stiching seams.
• Kirby's Epic Yarn: You can get plushies of many enemies for decorating Kirby's Pad. If you count the yarn style as plushies, the entire game is this.
• Non Non Biyori: Hotaru has numerous plushies of Komari, all of which she had hand-made, owing to her obsession with Komari.
• Pokémon Channel: Pokémon Dolls. Also a ZCE
• Pokémon X and Y: The Poké Fan trainer class, who carry dolls of Pokémon, including, confusingly, a Banette... a Pokémon who happens to be a haunted doll.
• Reborn! (2004): I-Pin has a plushie of her master that Ryohei gave her.
• Samurai Showdown: Everyone from Samurai Shodown 2 has the ability to turn into immobile small plushie versions of themselves, complete with a keychain.
• Soul Eater: Death Scythe has a plushie of Maka that he made. That's not weird at all.
• You're Under Arrest!: The OVA opening and ending animations feature ragdoll versions of the main cast at a few points sitting in the back of the Today.

• Alice Mare: Chelsy fills her room with teddy bears.
• Apex Legends: Nessie plushes reprise their Titanfall 2 role as an Easter Egg, appearing in certain out-of-the-way spots for players who know where to look for them. Here, they have a Justified reason for their placement too: Wattson left them lying around King's Canyon as a child, and carries at least one around with her most of the time.
• Associated Student Bodies: Thomas, the chubby fox, is shown to have a love of plushies in several of the pornfolios.
• Broken Age: Mom certainly thinks so; everything on the ship is a cute doll, or a cute living doll. Shay disagrees.
• éX-Driver: Nina's workspace (and later revealed in Danger Zone, her apartment) has dozens of plushies. This is marked as a double trope with Girls Love Stuffed Animals
• Life and Death: Why else would a valkyrie buy one.

• DragonFable: The Plushie Cabinet, and also an entire War with Plushies as enemies during Frostval 2010.
• Escape the Night: Blueberry (dog), Blanche (horse)…
  • In Episode 1, Jc was seen holding an elephant plushie in a shot if one pays attention.
  • Some of the townspeople have plushies too. Such as a tiger.
• Friendship is Witchcraft: One of Rainbow Dash's lyrics in The Convention song.
  "Meet fanboys by the dozens, they'll shower me with plushies!"
• A Goofy Movie (under The Cameo): Bambi and Mufasa appear as stuffed animals at Goofy's workplace.
• JimmyHere: Jimmy has several, notable ones are Jake the Dog and Gunther.
• Lost Ruins (under Cursed Item): Elanor the princess ghost's Best Friend and Cursed Scythe, the latter of which is the best weapon in the game (assuming you don't miss your swings).
• Monty Python's Flying Circus (under Cultural Translation): A few sketches were redone by the German comedy duo of Harald Juhnke and Eddi Arent. The one sketch about the difficult book shop customer^note  Originally from At Last the 1948 Show, where it was performed by Cleese and Feldman gets a justification tacked on: Because the salesman's mother owns the shop and has threatened him that she'll disinherit him and give the shop to his brother if he doesn't manage to sell at least one book — that's the explanation why he puts up with the customer neither being able to pay for the book nor to read it. And the famous "Dead Parrot" sketch becomes... brace yourself... upped to eleven (this was probably the intention) with the dead parrot replaced by a plush parrot. And at the end, when the customer points out that the "parrot" he bought is "just a toy", the salesman states philosophically "Aren't we all but God's toys, somehow?", turning around and revealing that he's a wind-up android.
• The Noddy Shop: Bonita Flamingo is a stuffed carnival toy.
• Potter Puppet Pals: Empty ZCE
• Xolga and Mr. Toko (under Imaginary Friend): What Sam actually is. He is, in reality, just a doll Mr. Toko/Tom had in the hospital. However, thanks to the love Tom had for him, he actually had a soul and a heart like that of human. He even stopped the time for 9 whole years just to keep Tom alive when he was slowly dying of an illness, before Issac cured him. Sam himself "died" (in other words, got broken) and stayed in the abandoned hospital since forever before Tom finally comes back and says one last goodbye... Nice fully spoilered entry