Kittycorn Surprise Series 3 (Norwegian Forest Cat) by ZURU, Plush Toy, Collectible Plush Stuffed Animal, Slime, Surprise Eggs for Girls...

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I bought this for my daughter to surprise her and she loves it. The toy is a surprise plush selecting from a variety of cat breeds. It's something like LOL surprise doll but another brand. Overall, great gift idea for girls.

Kittycorn, Rainbocorn, Pandacorn, Mermaidcorn... these are all so popular with my kid & their friends. This Kittycorn is the latest take on the trend. The kitty has a long tail that kids can brush. It extends outside of the shell, so it's a little sneak peek to what's inside. I have to say, the tail is not really soft, and it's prone to tangles. But kids of a certain age still love to brush it and play with this kitty. The surprises inside include a packet of slime, a sheet of stickers, and a smaller egg that sticks to the bottom of the larger egg. Inside of that is a plastic kitty figure. I'm guessing they all vary. It's cute. My kid likes to say it's the "mama & baby" kitty. The larger egg is hard to put back together. So it ends up being the 2 halves nested together, and wobbling on a surface. That's the one thing I would fix about these kittycorns - make it so the eggs can go back in 1 piece. Otherwise, it's a fun & popular toy.

Perfect small gift for kids who love these type of surprise egg toys. This one is only semi-blind since the tail sticks out and you know which kitty you're getting but that's cool too so the kid can choose what they want. My granddaughter had fun opening all the packages and playing with it. Very cute.

Not counting the tail, the Kittycorn plush is about 4 inches and ball shaped. It's honestly really cute with embroidered eyes, a hard snout, and a belly image that seems well done (I couldn't scratch it off). The only part of the plush that seems a bit off is the tail - the seam is very visible and poorly done on the side. It's two pieces of faux fur glued together. When you use in the included brush to brush out the tail expect some shedding. When packaged in the egg, the tail is visible out the back and wrapped around the side. It's a very cute presentation. The package advertises 10+ Kitty Surprises but I'm not sure how they're counting. Inside the main egg you have: -The main plush Kittycorn -A brush (think doll brush sized) with a cat theme -A small egg containing a mini Kittycorn figure -A packet of slime -A sticker sheet The plush does have a removable sticker on the belly to 'reveal' the image so that might also count as a Kitty Surprise. I think they're actually counting each sticker on the sheet (6 total) as a separate surprise. Which is a bit misleading. Not a huge fan of that. The stickers themselves are cute, basic stickers, but the art of the Kittycorns is good. The small kittycorn figure is about an inch tall. Some of them are "rare" and have a color change feature but I did not get one of those. I got a grumpy little white sparkly guy and his detail/paint is really good for the size. The hinge on the plastic mini-egg already has some visible wear from me opening and closing it a few times so I doubt it will hold up to repeated 'hatchings'. I did not enjoy the consistency of the included slime. It's a bit too runny and it left glitter all over my hands. I mean it looked like I used glitter body lotion I really disliked the loose glitter. I think the display of the toy (with the tail sticking out) is really appealing. The plush itself is really cute and the opening gimmick of the egg is certainly something younger kids enjoy. I would not expect a full 10+ surprise unboxing experience with this but it is enjoyable overall.