u/EricCartoonBox

I know it would defeat the purpose of some of the Pibipons, in which the design itself relies on the gimmick of the Pibipon line: that the toy itself can be re-arranged into a number of different combinations and assemblages, but a plush version of a Pipigazer or Formanchie Jelly Pibipon would be an interesting execution.

As for vice-versa, I'm sure a lot of these would be hard-to-adapt, much like the problem posed with the converse. Many Peepy varieties sold on the website have body shapes or textured materials that would be hard to replicate in Pibipon form (though I do believe the latter problem could be solved in several ways: examples being print-on textures replicating the image of "fuzz," or lustrous plastic in place of lustrous fabric.)

This is nearly my entire collection of cheap plastic trinkets and paraphernalia (sans the obvious plush toys and handmade stuff I have in the back), including several rubber ducks I got from either claw machines or people handing me to them, because, back in my high school years, people knew me as someone who liked to display their rubber ducks. I'm also quite fond of these "squishy herpetile" toys (I really don't know the technical term for this type of toy; "sofubi" reaches close, though not really the same kind of toy; all I know is that they're squishy, and they're herpetiles.) often sold in dollar stores/Wal-Marts; I used to have a sizeable collection of those, though I later donated a bunch of them, because I seemingly lost interest in them in favor of the act of plush collection.

I've noticed a slight similarity between the color distribution and palette of the rainbow lorikeet (Trichoglossus moluccanus) and the painted bunting (Passerina ciris). What are some other examples might you provide?