Plushies · Cobblemon PBG

Plushies are placeable decoration items. PBG runs three separate plushie systems side-by-side:

Pokémon plushies — soft versions of Cobblemon species, with regional and Mega variants
Mob plushies — soft versions of vanilla Minecraft mobs (Allay, Armadillo, Axolotl, etc.)
Cuddlemon — a 50-piece collectible set of its own, pulled from the Cuddlemon Crate

The first two stack, are fire-resistant, and can be traded freely.

Item behaviour

Property	Value
Stack size	64
Fire-resistant	Yes — they don't burn in lava or fire
Placeable	Yes — right-click to set down as a block
Counts toward Pokédex	No — placing a plushie doesn't register the species
Can be placed at spawn	No — plushies are blocked from the spawn world

Pokémon plushies

Every species has at least a standard plushie. A handful of species also have regional or Mega variants.

Form	Notes
Standard	The base species in plushie form
Alolan	For species with Alolan regional forms
Galarian	For species with Galarian forms
Hisuian	For species with Hisuian forms
Paldean	For species with Paldean forms
Mega	For species with a Mega Evolution (single form)
Mega Y	For species with split X/Y Megas (Mega Y plushies only — there is no Mega X plushie line)

Random plushie drops from the Plushie Crate roll from regional pools (Alolan, Galarian, Hisuian, Paldean only — Mega plushies don't roll randomly). Each plushie is tagged with one or more types (Grass, Water, Fire, etc.), which is how the crate rewards type-themed bundles.

Mob plushies

The second plushie line covers vanilla Minecraft mobs — Allay, Armadillo, Axolotl variants, Bee, Cat variants, and so on. These are sold in the Gem Shop's Plushies tile for Park Gems — 100, 150, 200, or 300 gems depending on the plushie. They're no longer sold for Pokédollars.

Cuddlemon Collection

Cuddlemon are the newest plushie line and the only one built as a set to complete — 50 Pokémon, each a placeable decoration. You can pull one at random from the Cuddlemon Crate with a Cuddlemon Key (the gamble path), or buy the exact one you want directly in the Gem Shop's Cuddlemon tile for 250 gems (Common), 400 gems (Uncommon), or 750 gems (Rare) — no Pokédollar option either way. The crate and the Gem Shop are independent of the Plushie Crate and its type pools; a Cuddlemon Key opens nothing else and a Plushie Key never drops a Cuddlemon.

The 50 split into three tiers:

Common (22) — Bidoof, Bulbasaur, Charmander, Chikorita, Chimchar, Cyndaquil, Eevee, Growlithe, Jigglypuff, Litleo, Magikarp, Magnemite, Nincada, Oshawott, Pichu, Pikachu, Psyduck, Slowpoke, Snubbull, Squirtle, Togepi, Zubat
Uncommon (24) — Blastoise, Charizard, Charmeleon, Dragonite, Espeon, Flareon, Flygon, Gengar, Glaceon, Granbull, Gyarados, Ivysaur, Jolteon, Leafeon, Lucario, Mimikyu, Raichu, Snorlax, Sylveon, Umbreon, Vaporeon, Venusaur, Wartortle, Wigglytuff
Rare (4) — Celebi, Groudon, Mewtwo, Rayquaza — and these four are announced to the whole server when someone pulls one

A common Cuddlemon is about ten times likelier than a rare one. There's a 10-second cooldown between opens.

How to get plushies

Plushie Crate — the main source for Pokémon plushies. Each open rolls a type-themed Pokémon plushie. Crate keys come from donator kits and from the Pokédex Ranks ladder at higher tiers.
Cuddlemon Crate — pull a random Cuddlemon with a Cuddlemon Key, or buy the exact one you want in the Gem Shop.
Gem Shop — mob plushies and direct-buy Cuddlemon, both Park Gems only.
GTS and Chest Shops — Pokémon and mob plushies are tradable items and freely listed by players
Events — limited-stock plushies occasionally show up around seasonal events

Display tips

Plushies are placeable like blocks, so they fit into base-building naturally. Common uses:

Lining shelves in your base or chest shop
Marking gym entrances with a themed mascot
Filling display cases in town plots

They can't be placed at spawn — pick a claimed plot or a personal warp.