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Get Chatty with Wow! Stuff and Their Lilo & Stitch Puppetronics Plush

Step into the world of Lilo & Stitch with Wow! Stuff as they debut a unique collectible with the Puppetronics 626 Plush

Published Wed, 09 Apr 2025 08:52:06 -0500

Article Summary

Discover Wow! Stuff's innovative Puppetronics 626 Plush, blending plush charm with animatronic magic.
This interactive Stitch toy moves, talks, and reacts, featuring 50+ phrases and voice-activated responses.
An adorable companion for Disney fans, the plush boasts sensors for lifelike movements and charm.
Available on shopDisney for $49.99, the plush enhances any Lilo & Stitch collection with unique features.

Disney seems to have an obsession with bringing their cartoon classics to life in a live-action way. We just got Snow White, which got mixed reviews, and the next live-action remake film arrives with Lilo & Stitch this summer. As fans are getting ready for the new movie, Wow! Stuff is bringing a truly unique collectible to life with the Puppetronics Lilo & Stitch Plush. This next-generation plush combines soft cuddly design with motorized movement and voice-activated responses that let Stitch interact like never before.

Puppetronics features a unique blend of puppetry and animatronics, allowing Stitch to blink, talk, and move his ears and arms in response to touch. This creates an almost lifelike companion for kids and Disney collectors alike that stands 13" tall and features 50+ phrases. He will react to touch with sensors on his nose, and he will react with other Disney Puppetronics figures like the Lilo & Stitch Angel. Take your puppet or Experiment 626 collection to new levels with this unique release that is priced at $49.99, and fans can snag one up right now on shopDisney.

: Credit: Wow! Stuff

: Credit: Wow! Stuff

Stitch Chatty Puppetronics Plush – Lilo & Stitch – 13"

"Bring the chatty Stitch to life as this amazing electronic puppet with its more than 50 phrases and sounds. Stitch's head and mouth move and the sensors respond to touch and movement so when you operate him with your hand, you can create your own talkative performances with Experiment 626."