What's your oldest (or most precious) Pokemon plush or toy?

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I was wondering if anyone had things that they've had for a long time or are super attached to. I have various small toys and plushies from my childhood (including all of the Pokemon plushies from the KFC thing if anyone remembers those) though I'd say they're mostly cards and those little clear bouncy ball things.

Though the most special to me and probably my first Pokemon plush is this pikachu pillow I've had since I was 9 (so 13 years ago). I remember pretty much begging my mom to get one (since it was $20 I remember) but she gave in because of how cute they were xD I remember looking at all of them with detail since they all were technically the same but slightly different (anyone familiar with plushies probably knows what I'm talking about) and found one that I was most attached to. Ever since then I've had it on my bed and it's probably one of my most treasured objects aside from my Pokemon Red cart.
 
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The oldest plushie I have is Wailord. I've had it for about four years now.
 
My oldest and my precious plushie is my Poliwhirl plushie.
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My friend went to Texas for vacation and she bought it for me and gave me it as a gift for my 7th birthday. It has stuck with me ever since. I used to be really attached to it and took it everywhere. It became my most played with toy and I became really attached to it. I remember the first time watching Toy Story 2, I cried over the scene where Jessie explained how her owner abandoned her. It was the thought of me abandoning my Poliwhirl that made me feel so bad. I've become really attached to it to the point where Poliwhrl is now my favorite gen I Pokemon and my favorite Water-type. My friend and I don't talk much anymore, but when I look at that Poliwhirl , I think of all the fun times we had and that just makes it hard for me to let the thing go. Heck I might have it with me when I have children.
 
My oldest toys are probably the Team Rocket figures my friend bought for me when I was 12 or 13ish. I've kept them displayed on my shelf since then :) I used to play in the TCG League at Toys R Us when I was about that age too, so I am very attached to all of my cards as well and I doubt I'll ever part with them even if they're just sitting in a binder on my shelf.

A plush that is very precious to me I've only had for a little over 2 years, but it was the first Japanese Pokemon thing that I bought when I started getting in to seriously collecting. It's a little Pochama from the Ganbare Pochama plush series, I love this little guy <3 I bought him to go with my hockey stuff because my hockey team is the Pittsburgh Penguins, and he looks like he's celebrating a goal or something :3 Now I have a ton of other Pochamas on the shelf, too, but my first one is very special to me <3

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My oldest and my precious plushie is my Poliwhirl plushie.
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My friend went to Texas for vacation and she bought it for me and gave me it as a gift for my 7th birthday. It has stuck with me ever since. I used to be really attached to it and took it everywhere. It became my most played with toy and I became really attached to it. I remember the first time watching Toy Story 2, I cried over the scene where Jessie explained how her owner abandoned her. It was the thought of me abandoning my Poliwhirl that made me feel so bad. I've become really attached to it to the point where Poliwhrl is now my favorite gen I Pokemon and my favorite Water-type. My friend and I don't talk much anymore, but when I look at that Poliwhirl , I think of all the fun times we had and that just makes it hard for me to let the thing go. Heck I might have it with me when I have children.
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Aww, that's a sweet story. I have that same Poliwhirl plush too! Oddly, I have no memory of when or where I got it.
 
I've had a Charizard plush for something like 13 years; but my most treasured one is my little Sceptile plush. It represents a point where I got over adolescent social stigma and allowed myself to get back into Pokémon, and that started with Pokémon Emerald and Sceptile becoming my favourite Pokémon. I always look at that little plush and remember that turning point fondly.
 
My oldest (and first) Pokemon plush was my Eevee plush. I got it for my 9th birthday, so I've had her twelve years now. It's only about 10cms tall but I've always called her my "Lucky Eevee" because, well, good things always happened to me when ever I had her with me. It all started when I pulled the rare Charizard card when I just happened to have Eevee in my bag and from where I always took her to my exams and anything else I need a little bit more luck on. She has been to America, Italy, France and university with me over the years.
 
Megane said:
I was wondering if anyone had things that they've had for a long time or are super attached to. I have various small toys and plushies from my childhood (including all of the Pokemon plushies from the KFC thing if anyone remembers those) though I'd say they're mostly cards and those little clear bouncy ball things.

Though the most special to me and probably my first Pokemon plush is this pikachu pillow I've had since I was 9 (so 13 years ago). I remember pretty much begging my mom to get one (since it was $20 I remember) but she gave in because of how cute they were xD I remember looking at all of them with detail since they all were technically the same but slightly different (anyone familiar with plushies probably knows what I'm talking about) and found one that I was most attached to. Ever since then I've had it on my bed and it's probably one of my most treasured objects aside from my Pokemon Red cart.
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My oldest Pokemon Plushie is Pikachu and my most precious plush toy is EVEE.
 
My oldest would be my Eevee that I picked up at a TRU back in 1998-1999. I picked through the box, spotted the little twerp and bought it. My most precious? It's a toss-up between my Mew plush from Hasbro--it was only released overseas and my hubby grabbed it via eBay--or my Golurk keychain plushie. The Mew is rare but the Golurk...well, it's Golurk. I do treasure the big guy, you know.
 
I have at least two poke dolls back from the Gen 1 days. One was a miniature Pikachu doll that could be unzipped and flipped around to become a Pokeball. Unfortunately I can't find that one anymore. The other I have is a regular Charmander doll. It's old and rather raggey by now, but I still have it, sitting atop the shelf of my bed. Most of my Pokemon merchandise are from the Gen I days actually, all bought when I was rather small.
 
My oldest known Pokemon plush is a Pikachu that looks like this.
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I got it when I was maybe 2 or 3 years old, roughly 15 years ago. I was sick so I was home for most of the day. Sometime during that day, my brother went out shopping with my mother. When they got home, my brother told me he bought this for me to help me feel better. <3

All these years later, I still have it :)
 
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I have a Charzard plushie. It was the from the first set of the plushies that were released in the US.
 
Mine was either a Pikachu or my Charmander plushie, I've had them since I was about 8 or 7 so 10 or 11 years ago! I still have them. I used to bring my Charmander plushie in my bag every day in Primary school.
 
My oldest Pokémon plush was the Hasbro Eevee plush, which I got back when the show started here. I remember having a hard time deciding which plush to choose, because I also wanted a Wigglytuff one! Can't remember why I ended up choosing an Eevee in the end.

I also got a talking Pikachu toy, by Hasbro, back in those days. I still got both of those items and they're quite dear to me ^^
 
My only one that I still like pretty well: Pikachu. It's tailless.
I still love it. I never had any others because my mom wouldn't let me.
 
Oldest... oh, geez, I don't remember. I know my plush Wobbuffet was really special to me in fifth grade. I used to bring it to school every day and bop my friends in the head with it. Eventually its back split open, and my mom had to sew it up. I remember I started crying one day because I thought someone stole it... it turned out the little bitch who sat next to me took it and hid it in her desk.
 
My oldest and most precious plushie is my Charizard. My mom really loves going to garage sales, and I often tagged along with her so when I was 5 (12 years ago), we went to one in a humongous house, and I instantly fell in love with this orange dragon (i didn't knew what pokemon was until i was 7). Mom bought it for 5$, and I had her since. In 1st grade my friend told me it's a charizard, and that got me interested in pokemon.
Wherever I go, she goes. Every overnight trip I go, I always made sure she was there in my suitcase. I literally can't sleep without her XD. I love her so much, but she's sooooo old and raggety. She's definitly gonna go to college with me. Heck, I can't ever let go of her!
 
I have a new most precious, but technically it really isn't a toy. I own a Jakks Pacific Golurk test shot that was put up on eBay a few weeks ago. It seems that JP was going to release a figure of Golurk and a Hydreigon but they never made it past the test shot phase. I have no idea how they got out of the headquarters, I have no idea whether or not the seller even worked for Jakks but she eBayed the poor thing and I grabbed it.

So yeah, all those Automaton rescues? One just went real life.
 
Since Dec 2012 I started collecting Pokemon plushies (so far I have 10 plushies), so the first 3 I bought where Buizel, Liepard, and Purrloin. Since then I have been buying them anywhere I can find them (and afford them at the time) so my #1 favorite I bought in early February. Its also the same plush I sleep with almost every night, that is my Patrat plush.
 
Hasbro Squirtle bean bag plush. It hasn't aged a day since then. Kept it quite clean.
 
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