Best Stars Wars Plushes In 2024

Amidst the lightsaber duels, blaster fire, and Star Destroyers, the Star Wars universe has plenty of cuteness within it. Similarly, Star Wars collectibles aren't limited to action figures, Lego sets, and other such toys - they also have adorable little plushes you can hug whenever you're feeling a bit drained of your Force.

These plushes don't only include the cute creatures you can find across the galaxy, but even some memorable droids and pivotal characters from the main series. The dark side looks more appealing when it tempts us with these adorable soft toys. Here are our favourite Star Wars plushes.

Updated on May 3, 2024, by Sai Vsr: In this update, we have this really cool Stormtrooper plush toy. Check it out below.

Star Wars Cuutopia Plush Stormtrooper

Best Solider Plushie
The Child Plush

Best Resemblance
BB-8 Plush

Best Droid Plush
Boba Fett Plush

Best Detailing
Star Wars: The Mandalorian 3-Pack Plush Set

Best Set

Porg Big Feet Plush

Best For Hugging
Darth Vader Plush

Best Dark Side Plush

Best Stars Wars Plushes

Best Solider Plushie

Star Wars Cuutopia Plush Stormtrooper

Keep 'em coming.

Embrace the softer side of the E💫mpire with the Star Wa🔥rs Cuutopia Plush Stormtrooper.

Pros & Cons

Soft, high-quality plush material.
Can hum the Imperial March while playing with it.
Makes for a great display.

Have you ever wondered what a soft, huggable Stormtrooper would be like? Well, check out the Star Wars Cuutopia Plush Stormtrooper, the latest addition to you🐬r Star Wars plushie collecti♑on. This thing is the perfect combo of pillow-like softness and the iconic Stormtrooper armor. Oh yeah, being evil never felt so cute.

Best Resemblance

The Child Plush

Dank farrik, he's cute!

The Child, Baby Yoda, Grogu. Call him whatever you want, but there's no denying that he is adorable and cuddly. The Child plush comes with a soft body and a vinyl head. It's also loaded with beans towards the base so that it can properly stand on your shelf. Just beware of a Mandalorian bounty hunter looking for hi𓄧m.

Pros & Cons

Great resemblance to the on-screen version.
Almost the same size as well.
Ridiculously good price.

Star Wars has undoubtedly pushed Grogu as its latest mascot. And it's been pretty successful, given how popular this particular plush is. It's named The Child because the plush was launched way before The Mandalorian revealed that his name is Grogu. Regardless, it's just as adorable.

Best Droid Plush

BB-8 Plush

The perfect co-pilot

Touted as the mascot of the sequel trilogy, BB-8 first appeared in𝓀 Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and immediately caught fans' eyes. Not only is the droid cute, but it also moves around in a unique way - with the entire sperical base turning in the direction it wants to move.

Pros & Cons

Has the ability to talk.
Design and detailing is recreated brilliantly.
Soft and dust repellent outer fabric.

The shape is a bit misaligned due to the stitching.

Every ace pilot needs a g🐼reat co-pilot, and BB-8 is just the droid for the job. Not only is this plush a great recreation of the on-screen version, but it also talks. And ever🐓yone knows you need to communicate with your partner. Disney knew what it was doing when it designed BB-8.

Best Detailing

Boba Fett Plush

The original Mandalorian

Not everyone wants a cute alien to hug at night. Some kids, and even adults, would feel safer hugging a Mandalorian bounty hunter. This Boba Fett plush not only looks cool, but will protect you from𒁏 any stray Rancors that may sneak up on you. Sure, it doesn't come with weapons, but that won't stop Boba Fett.

Pros & Cons

Great detailing, down to the battle damage.

Doesn't include weapons or jetpack.

Perhaps you aren't the kind that likes cute and cuddly aliens or droids; maybe you prefer cute and cuddly bounty hunters. Well, there's something for you as well. Boba Fett may not have looked his best in his spin-off show, but he sure does look adorable in his avatar as a plush doll.

Best Set

Star Wars: The Mandalorian 3-Pack Plush Set

"His name is Grogu."

This one's a set of the current who's who of the Star Wars universe. Grogu, Din Djarin, and Ahsoka Tano feature in this all-star plush set which is meant to depict the scene where Ahsoka tells Din about Grogu's name. This one's a must-have for fa𝔉ns of The Mandalorian.

Pros & Cons

Three big names in one set.
Best way to get a good Ahsoka plush.

The Grogu plush looks a bit off.

The Star Wars: The Mandalorian 3-Pack plush set has three big names in one neat little package. The best part about this is that they're not randomly bundled together, but the set is, in fact, supposed to depict the scene where Ahsoka reveals Grogu's real name to Din in The Mandalorian.

Best For Hugging

Porg Big Feet Plush

You know what they say about Porgs with big feet?

Disney just loves throwing adorable alien creature𒁏s at us, and honestly, we don't mind one bit. Porgs made their debut in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and quickly became a fan favourite. This particular plush belongs to Disney's Big Feet line of plush toys which includes a whole bunch of adorable Star Wars creatures.

Pros & Cons

Somehow more adorable than the movie version.
Perfect pose for hugging.

Expensive because of its size.

Along with BB-8, Porgs established themselves as the new cute mascots of the sequel trilogy. With their appearance in The Last Jedi, especially in contrast WITH Luke's defeatist demeanor, Porgs managed to crawl into the hearts of almost every Star Wars fan. Plus, this one has big feet and outspread wings to make it more huggable.

Best Dark Side Plush

Darth Vader Plush

Embrace the dark plushy

There's jusඣt something about tak𒊎ing a big bad evil character and turning them into a plush that makes them cuter thaN good guy plushes. Darth Vader, as we know, is one of the most iconic villains of all time. And yet, this plush will make you want to embrace him, as well as the dark side.

Pros & Cons

Turns one of the most iconic villains into an adorable plush.

Is slightly more expensive only because it's Darth Vader.
No lightsaber.

As I mentioned earlier, not everyone wants cute and cuddly creatures; some kids just want to embrace the dark side. This Darth Vader plush might be the best way to plant the seed if you want your child to become a fan of Star Wars. Unfortunately, Vader's iconic red lightsaber is missing.