All 85 Plushies in Creatures of Sonaria

Plushies are equippable stat and ability boosts you slot onto a stored creature. Each one adds a passive effect, from cheaper take-off stamina to mutation odds or defensive layers. You can run two at once, mix permanent gacha rolls with seasonal event picks, and trade most of them between players.

Equipping and keeping plushies

Open a stored creature, go to Inventory > Plushies, or tap the + on the creature stat panel. You get two plushie slots per creature. When that creature dies, both plushies go back to your inventory. If you send the creature to storage, the game auto-unequips plushies first so they cannot be traded off a stored slot.

How stacking works

Stackable plushies combine multiplicatively, not as flat adds. Two 10% boosts do not become 20%: the second applies to the already boosted value. Check the Stacking field on each card before pairing.

• Stackable: two different stackable plushies can combine (for example hunger reduction plus stamina regen).
• Not stackable: you cannot double the same effect from two copies or two plushies that share that buff type.
• Cannot stack with itself: usually means one copy only, even if you own two (Octroma is the classic example).

Some plushies also have Restrictions (creature type, breath requirement, moisture stat, and similar). A plushie with a gate does nothing useful if your creature fails the check.

Picking your two slots

Think in layers: one plushie for sustain (hunger, thirst, stamina, moisture) and one for combat or build identity (damage, block, mutation odds, growth speed). Permanent gacha options are always farmable, so they are good baseline picks while you chase event exclusives.

Permanent gacha machines

Three machines sit in Main Menu Shop > Plushies. Costs and odds differ, so compare Gacha, Gacha cost, and Drop chance on each card.

• Bugs Gacha (100 Shooms): flier take-off savings, health regen, mudroll buff.
• Plant Gacha (500 Shooms): max stamina, small speed, stamina regen.
• Hybrid Gacha (1,500 Shooms): hunger and thirst reduction, plus Aerix for growth speed (lowest drop rate in that pool).

Farm Shooms through daily play, then roll the machine that matches your creature's weakest stat.

Event and seasonal plushies

Most event plushies return when their event runs again. Shop prices use that event's currency (Candy, Eggs, Roses, Pearls, and similar). Prices can shift between years, so treat the Price chip as the latest documented cost, not a promise for the next rerun.

Event sections group plushies by holiday or event name so you can plan ahead: farm currency during the active window, or buy from other players between returns.

Weekly mission rotation

Three plushies (Arcane, Seal, Springbok) rotate through a 7-day mission pool. Only one is featured at a time. Missions can include gacha spins, reaching adult without growth tokens, or finishing daily tasks. Check which plushie is live before you grind the wrong week.

Codes, UGC, merch, and account-bound picks

• Redeem codes: tied to limited events. Expired codes stay in the catalog for reference; you need an active code window or trading to obtain them later.
• UGC (Mylo): unlocked by buying linked UGC items. Not tradable.
• Merchandise bonuses: come from official Premium Store merch. Most are tradable once unlocked.
• Stitch Head: Halloween mission reward. Not tradable.
• Creator Star: content creator role only. Account-bound and not tradable.

Common mistakes

• Equipping Arcane or other gated plushies on creatures that fail the restriction.
• Stacking two Not stackable buffs of the same type and wondering why the second does nothing.
• Forgetting plushies unequip on storage, then thinking they vanished.
• Chasing an event plushie outside its return window without checking player trades first.
• Pairing Octroma with a duplicate Octroma (it cannot stack with itself).