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Fangamer: Klonoa Plush

This is a preorder item which will not ship until Q1 2027! Please visit our shipping page for more information regarding preorders.

Also available on the Fangamer EU store.

Features:

+Removable Collar

+Plush Wind Ring Accessory

Description:

What... What's that? It's just like my dream... 

This official Klonoa: Door to Phantomile plush was designed by Grant Newbold. It's about 8.5 inches tall. 

This collector's plush is recommended for ages 12+

+Removable Collar

Klonoa's collar buckles and unbuckles—one of a slew of little details on our Klonoa plush, like its embroidered facial features, its fabric belt, and the pleather applique design on its non-removable hat.

+Plush Wind Ring Accessory

Each plush includes a Wind Ring accessory that attaches to Klonoa's hands with magnets.

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MY THEY IS BACK

Walt Disney Animation Studios Announces "Lilo & Scratch" Short That Combines Traditional Hand-Drawn Animation And CGI Animation.

Walt Disney Animation Studios unveiled a brand new animated short-film "Lilo & Scratch" as part of their Annecy Film Festival presentation, the new short was part of the studio's showcase.

The short directed by Fawn Veerasunthorn ("Wish", "Hexed") and Malcom Pierce ("Versa", "Moana") mixes hand-drawn animation with CGI animation in a new production pipeline that will be used in future films & shorts.

Chris Sanders returns to voice Stitch while Maia Kealoha will voice Lilo for the short-film. The presentation further demonstrated the project’s hybrid approach as the short embraces Disney’s modern CG production pipeline while preserving the watercolor aesthetic that defined the 2002 feature. Veerasunthorn and Pierce recreated the film’s iconic vinyl record scene, pairing hand-painted 2D backgrounds with CG versions of Lilo and Stitch that were nearly indistinguishable from their hand-drawn counterparts. with an animation test featuring the CG Stitch interacting with the hand-drawn Scratch.

Original Lilo & Stitch supervising animator Alex Kupershmidt returned to animate scenes for the short on paper. “He was always reminding us to push the animation very, very far, saying, ‘What are you afraid of?'” Veerasunthorn said.

"Lilo and Scratch" gollows the pair as their peaceful home life is disrupted by a rescue cat named Scratch. The filmmakers screened the opening minutes of the short, which begin with Stitch lounging on the couch watching slapstick comedies before escalating into a frenetic battle between Stitch and Scratch. Packed with physical comedy, the footage showcased fluid, energetic animation that beautifully recreates the look and feel of the original film.