PIPLUP

A company that commonly produces UFO catcher plushes which are typically plushes that have a string above their heads. These plushes are not available in general stores but must be won in UFO catcher machines.

The Pokemon Center used to be stores in New York that sold pokemon merchandise. That has since closed down to become Nintendo World. However, in Japan, there are several Pokemon Centers that are open and sell exclusive Pokemon Center plush and other merchandise.

Takara TOMY is a company that produces a variety of Pokemon merchandise ranging from plushes to figures. Takara TOMY products can be found and bought within Pokemon Center stores. Takara TOMY also produces several other various toys.

Jakks Pacific is a company that produces various Pokemon merchandise in the USA and Europe. They've created products such as plushes, playsets, figures, foam balls, games, electronics, and more. It was recently announced, unfortunately, that Jakks Pacific will be discontinuing making Pokemon plush.

Toy Factory is a company that produces Pokemon plushes as prizes for carnival games or theme park games. They release plushes in a large range of sizes starting from 6 inches all the way up to 4 feet. These toys are typically stuffed with hard beaded pellets rather than typical stuffing.

Others

These companies don't produce mass volumes of Pokemon plushes, but they do occasionally release some. This list includes U-Mate, TOMY UK, Bandai, Coca-Cola, Heartland, Sherwood, Benson, Bandai, and ANA.

Unknown

Plushes under this category have no known origin or background. If you have ANY information about the plushes under this category, then please contact me!