Disney Tsum Tsums

It's getting to the point when everything I blink, they're there. Their adorable little faces, all neatly stacked one upon another. Oh how they torment my every wakening. 

What are they you ask? The new and adorable craze that has taken the world by storm:

Disney Tsum Tsums, first released in 2013 to the Japanese public after the release of the popular mobile game, are a series of plush animals inspired by popular Disney characters. 


Now, I'd be lying if I said that I hadn't fallen head over heels in love with these little creatures. Priced from as little as £3 each, per miniature plush, and up to £20 each, per large plush: they are perfectly affordable and a nice little treat to treat yourself too.


Of course, I couldn't resist treating myself to at least one, maybe two, little tsums. So, I treated myself to a miniature Stitch (from Disney's 2002 "Lilo and Stitch") as Stitch has always been my favourite Disney character and was the first plush I ever bought from Disneyland Paris. However one tsum is never enough, I also treated myself to the Easter addition of Pooh (from Disney's 1966's "Winnie the Pooh"), for obvious reasons as it's just been Easter.


The Disney Tsum Tsums are just an adorable little addition to everything. I've found myself "accidentally" putting them into my bag when I go out to give me some Disney happiness through-out the day. The phrase "tsum tsum" means "stack stack" and the concept behind these Disney Tsum Tsums is to collect them all (rumour has it that if you collect 25 you can trade the collection cards for a silver pin and 50 for a gold pin!) and stack them everywhere.

I can't wait to get more Disney Tsum Tsums to add to my collection and they add Disney magic into my everyday life.





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