Don’t give gifts to your loved ones for Halloween? It’s time to change that. Yes, I know by the time Halloween is over Christmas season is in full swing for a lot of people, but for a lot of others, the spookiest holiday of the year is the superior one. It’s also far more acceptable, almost encouraged, to theme the gifts you give at Halloween around the holiday, something that is not necessarily the same for Christmas. Give me something with a pumpkin on at Halloween, I’m over the moon. Something with Santa on two months later, not so much.
Now that’s out of the way and I’ve convinced you Halloween should be a gift-giving season too, time to figure out what those gifts are going to be. Below is a selection of officially licensed Disney plushes and squishmallows that would make perfect presents this Halloween. Whether they be gifts for others or for yourself, or items you can use to decorate your house for a party or trick-or-treaters. I’ve tried to incorporate something for everyone below but be warned, The Nightmare Before Christmas will feature heavily. Hey, it’s an incredibly popular Disney Halloween movie, so pretty much unavoidable when it comes to something like this.
Updated on October 7, 2024, by Sai Vsr: In the interest of keeping things spooky as ever, we bring you the Jack Skellington squishmallow for this Halloween. Check it out below.
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Jack Skellington The Nightmare Before Christmas Squishmallow
Best Halloween Disney Squishmallows And Plushes
Jack Skellington The Nightmare Before Christmas Squishmallow
What’s This? A Cuddly King!
This 8-inch Squishmallow captures Jack Skellington’s essence in a huggable form. It also features his iconic pinstripe suit and bat bowtie.
- Accurate representation of the beloved character.
- Incredibly soft and huggable.
- Compact size.
What’s this? A Squishmallow of yours truly, Jack Skellington? How delightfully peculiar! At 8 inches tall, it’s a pint-sized version of the Pumpkin King, perfect for frightening on a much smaller scale. I must say, the craftsmanship is impeccable. Every stitch a testament to the artistry of the human world. It’s as if they’ve taken our very souls and stuffed them with… whatever Squishmallows are stuffed with. Dreams and nightmares, perhaps?
The Nightmare Before Christmas Oogie Boogie Squishmallow
Well, Well, Well, What Have We Here?
Oogie Boogie, the iconic villain who is too evil to even be welcomed into Halloween Town, is officially a squishmallow. You might think someone like Oogie Boogie could never be turned into something you want to cuddle at night, but looks like that’s where you’re wrong.
- Turns a terrifying villain into an adorable squishmallow
- The villain from Halloween Town is about as Halloween as it gets
- Was he green? I don’t remember Oogie Boogie being green
Yes, we’re starting things with The Nightmare Before Christmas since Disney’s most famous Halloween movie will be appearing a lot throughout this guide. As for which Nightmare Before Christmas character gets top billing, that honor goes to Oogie Boogie for a couple of reasons. Not only because he’s the main villain in a Halloween movie set in a fictional place called Halloween Town, but also because as scary as Oogie Boogie is, he’s just a sack stuffed with worms. Don’t worry, the squishmallow version hasn’t been created using the same recipe, but the character’s shape and consistency make him the perfect squishmallow.
The Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween Three-Piece Set
Yes, Zero Has Always Had That Nose
This Nightmare Before Christmas three-piece plush set includes all three of the iconic movie’s lead characters. Jack Skellington in a bright orange suit, Sally in an autumnal dress, and Zero, the dog’s pumpkin nose more prominent than ever.
- Three plushes for the price of one
- Bright new looks for Jack and Sally
- Officially licensed set
- Not the traditional looks for the characters
There are a lot of Nightmare Before Christmas options on this list. So many that you might have a hard time deciding if you only plan on buying one thing. Perhaps a set that includes three of the movie’s main characters will make things a little easier? This officially licensed set has Jack, Sally, and Zero all in one box. Jack and Sally have brighter colors than they’re wearing in the film, but Zero is just like he was all the way back in 1993. Yes, he really has had a jack-o-lantern nose all along. I only learned that very recently.
Disney’s Maleficent Squishmallow
The Mistress Of All Evil
You might think Maleficent is an odd choice for a squishmallow, but the iconic Sleeping Beauty villain might well prove just about any Disney character can be one. The evil fairy who sent Aurora into an eternal slumber who is so key to Disney’s world, she now has two movies of her very own.
- The perfect villainous squishmallow for your Disney Halloween collection
- Very affordable compared to some other licensed squishmallows
- May be so comfy that you fall into an eternal slumber. Sleeping Beauty 2, anyone?
This guide isn’t all about Halloween movies and regular old Disney characters dressed for the occasion. Some iconic Disney villains have been turned into plushes and squishmallows too, and few are more iconic than Maleficent. A Disney character for more than 50 years, Maleficent’s first appearance came in 1969’s Sleeping Beauty. The evil fairy that put Aurora to sleep. Getting a couple of movies of her own more recently, Maleficent now has her very own squishmallow. Just as soft and squishy as any other squishmallow on the market despite her horns, Maleficent’s smaller and softer alter ego will fit right in with the rest of your Halloween decor.
The Nightmare Before Christmas Zero Plush
Ghost dog, GHOST DOG!
Zero is Jack Skellington’s canine best friend in The Nightmare Before Christmas. Floating around Halloween Town with a big smile on his face, the ghostly dog has been transformed into an officially licensed Disney plush.
- Disney’s best dog as your very own plush
- Has a little pumpkin as a nose
- Doesn’t actually float
- Beware unofficial, lower quality imitations
There have been countless dogs and puppies throughout Disney’s history. One movie has 101 of them. However, my favorite Disney pup will forever and always be Zero. The ghostly dog that follows Jack Skellington around Halloween Town in The Nightmare Before Christmas. Turned into a plush, the ghost dog and his little pumpkin nose make for the perfect Halloween soft toy. Speaking of which, did you know Zero’s nose is a jack-o-lantern? I didn’t, and a quick Google search proves I wasn’t the only one. In the movie, Zero’s nose looks like a red bulb akin to Rudolph’s. The pup’s plush has revealed to me, and many others, that it was a pumpkin all along, just when I thought there was no way I could love Zero more than I already did.
The Nightmare Before Christmas Sally Squishmallow
This Is Halloween
Pretty much all of The Nightmare Before Christmas’s main characters have already been turned into squishmallows. That includes Sally, the Halloween Disney movie’s leading lady.
- No arms and legs for you to stitch back on whenever they fall off
- Very colorful for a Halloween-themed squishmallow
- Could get expensive as you’ll need Jack and Zero squishmallows to match
I did say The Nightmare Before Christmas would feature heavily and well, here we are again. A lot of the Disney movie’s characters have been given the squishmallow treatment, and that includes Sally. Effectively a plush brought to life in the movie, turning Sally into a squishmallow was an easy and short leap to make. The biggest bonus of Sally’s squishmallow is just like most others, it doesn’t have limbs. Sally had a problem with her arms falling off and needing to be stitched back on in the movie but with this toy, that’s a non-issue.
FAQ
What Is The Rarest Halloween Squishmallow?
The rarest Hallowen squishmallow may well be the rarest squishmallow full stop, spooky holiday or otherwise. Jack the Black Cat. Only 500 of them were ever made, so if you have one, you’re incredibly lucky. If you want one, it’s probably going to cost you a lot of money.
What Is The World’s Smallest Squishmallow?
While squishmallows are available in a variety of sizes, those sizes are effectively categories. That means there isn’t one particular squishmallow that is smaller than the rest. However, the smallest variety of squishmallows are the 3.5-inch ones designed to be clipped onto bags or anywhere else you might want to clip them.
