The Ultimate Squishmallow Squad: My Top Picks

10 Adorable Squishmallows: My Favourite Characters

Meet ten of my favourite Squishmallows, from cute animals and fuzzy Bigfoots to ramen, bubble tea, and other imaginative plushie characters.

With so many Squishmallow characters to choose from, narrowing a favourites list down to just ten isn’t easy.

Some designs immediately catch my attention because of their colours, while others win me over with an unusual shape or a particularly cute face.

These ten characters are a mix of animals, food-inspired plushies, and a few more imaginative designs. They’re personal picks rather than a ranking of the most popular Squishmallows.

Aimee the Chick

Aimee is an adorable yellow chick with a simple, cheerful design. Her bright colour makes her particularly appealing for springtime displays, although she’s cute enough to keep out all year.

There’s something about the combination of her little beak, round body, and sunny colour that makes her difficult to resist.

Fifi the Fox

Fifi is one of the recognizable classic Squishmallow characters, with her orange fur, white details, and pointed ears.

I particularly like animal designs that remain recognizable despite the rounded Squishmallow shape, and Fifi is a lovely example.

Brooke the Bear

Brooke is a white polar bear with a sweet, understated appearance.

Compared with some of the more colourful Squishmallows, her simple design has a quieter charm. She also looks lovely alongside winter-themed plushies.

Raisy the Ramen

A ramen bowl transformed into a plushie? That’s exactly the kind of unusual design that makes Squishmallows so entertaining to browse.

Raisy combines a familiar food with a cute character face. She’s one of my favourite examples of how imaginative food-themed plushies can be.

Maui the Pineapple

Maui is a cheerful pineapple with a bright tropical design.

Her yellow colour and distinctive green leaves make her immediately recognizable. She’s especially fun alongside other fruit-themed characters.

Bergit the Bubble Tea

Bergit brings bubble tea into the Squishmallow collection.

With her drink-inspired shape and playful details, she’s an appealing choice for anyone who loves food-themed kawaii accessories. I particularly enjoy seeing everyday treats turned into little collectible characters.

Gina the Gingerbread

Gina is an adorable gingerbread character with a festive appearance.

She’s a natural choice for holiday displays, particularly alongside Christmas decorations and other seasonal plushies. For more festive characters, you can also explore our Christmas Squishmallows article.

Brina the Bigfoot

Brina has the fuzzy hair, oversized feet, and distinctive appearance associated with Squishmallow Bigfoots.

Her design is quite different from the classic animal characters, which makes her particularly interesting. The Bigfoot Squishmallows have enough personality to deserve their own spotlight. If you’re curious about these characters, our Squishmallow Bigfoot article explores them further.

Luna the Penguin

Luna has a lovely penguin design, with the familiar contrasting colours that make these birds so recognizable.

She’s another character that fits naturally into winter displays, but her simple animal-inspired appearance works throughout the year.

Afiyah the Succulent

Afiyah might be one of the most unusual characters on this list.

She’s a little succulent in a pink pot, combining a plant-inspired design with the familiar Squishmallow face. I love seeing characters based on objects that wouldn’t normally be associated with plush toys. Afiyah is a particularly cute example.

A Few More That Caught My Eye

Choosing ten favourites means leaving out some lovely characters.

Caparinne and Woxie are two more Bigfoot designs worth discovering, while Zosia the Yogurt Parfait, Emery the Pink Latte, and Celia the Orange Slice show just how creative the food-inspired collections can be.

These characters appeared in my earlier Squishmallow wishlist, and I still think they’re worth mentioning.

Which Squishmallows Would You Choose?

My favourite thing about this selection is the variety. A tiny chick, a ramen bowl, a fuzzy Bigfoot, and a potted succulent don’t have much in common, yet they all work beautifully as Squishmallows.

If you’re exploring the wider collection, our guide to different Squishmallow styles is a useful place to discover more characters.

Of course, your own favourites might be completely different. That’s what makes browsing the collection so interesting.