In a viral video that has amassed over 3.3 million views, user Jess (@applesauceandadhd) shared the strange toy and its price. “I need someone to explain this to me,” she began in the clip.

“Not made with real teeth. Probably,” the bios read. Fuggler addressed the false meme in a Jan. 6, 2018, Instagram post by sharing an image with the meme and the word “NOT” inserted ...

Licensing.biz sat down with Libertas Brands at BLE 2023 to find out more about the Fuggler brand and its licensing plans for it.

The Entertainer, Britain’s favourite toyshop, has revealed that Fugglers – the weird and wonderfully mischievous plush toys – have been flying off the shelves, with sales rocketing by 247% in the past ...

Ushering in a new era for the Fuggler brand, Zuru will take over the plush licensing rights from autumn/winter 2024 and preview the range for spring/summer 2025.