The official Warrior Cats toy line from Bonkers Toys: Series 1 mystery figures, mini and large plush, the characters in each set and where to buy them.
Warrior Cats Toys: Official Plush, Figures and Where to Buy
The official Warrior Cats toy line is made by Bonkers Toys, and Series 1 is built around blind-box mystery packs. There are three ranges: small Mystery Figures, 6-inch Mini Mystery Plush and 11-inch Large Mystery Plush. The figures cover eight characters, the mini plush cover eight, and the large plush cover four.
The line is merchandise for the books and the wider franchise, not a companion to Clans of the Forest. No code, unlock or in-game item has been announced for any of the toys. If you are here for the game, the honest answer is that these are collectibles first.
Series 1 has 8 Mystery Figures, 8 Mini Mystery Plush and 4 Large Mystery Plush. They are sold as blind boxes, so you do not know which character is inside until you open it. The line is official, but no prices or pack odds have been published by the manufacturer.
What is in Warrior Cats Series 1?
Series 1 is a coordinated wave rather than a single product. The three ranges share characters but differ in size, format and price tier.
| Range | Approximate size | Characters to collect | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mystery Figures | About 2.5 inches | 8 | Blind-box figure |
| Mini Mystery Plush | About 6 inches | 8 | Blind-box plush |
| Large Mystery Plush | About 11 inches | 4 | Blind-box plush |
The sizes are the ones given in the official announcement. They are approximate, not a manufacturing tolerance, and the packaging can change between production runs.
Mystery Figures: the 2.5-inch line
The smallest range is a set of eight sculpted figures. These are book characters rather than game originals; the Clans of the Forest characters page covers the nine book cats who appear in the game, while the books in order guide is the reading route behind them. The confirmed toy list is:
- Firestar
- Graystripe
- Brightheart
- Spottedleaf
- Silverstream
- Cinderpelt
- Yellowfang
- Scourge
Each figure ships in its own blind box. The box does not identify the character, which is the point of the format. There is no published rarity chart, no confirmed short-pack and no official statement about how the eight figures are distributed across a case.
That last detail matters if you are buying a full display box. A sealed case may contain duplicates; nobody has published a collation guarantee. If a seller promises "no duplicates" or a complete set from one sealed case, ask where that guarantee comes from, because it is not in the official announcement.
Mini Mystery Plush: the 6-inch line
The middle range is a set of eight plush cats, each about six inches tall. The confirmed list is:
- Firestar
- Graystripe
- Brambleclaw
- Brightheart
- Scourge
- Yellowfang
- Tallstar
- Hawkfrost
The mini plush are the widest character spread in Series 1. They include Brambleclaw, Tallstar and Hawkfrost, who do not appear in the 2.5-inch figure set, so a complete Series 1 collection needs both ranges if you want every character.
Like the figures, these are blind-boxed. The plush are soft goods rather than rigid figures, so the usual secondary-market warnings apply: check whether the listing is for a sealed pack or an opened, identified plush, and check the size before buying.
Large Mystery Plush: the 11-inch line
The largest range narrows the cast to four:
- Firestar
- Graystripe
- Brightheart
- Scourge
These are about eleven inches, which makes them display pieces rather than desk figures. The same blind-box rule applies: the packaging does not tell you which cat is inside.
Four characters is a small set, but it is also the range most likely to sell out at a specific retailer, because a store may only stock one display case. If your goal is a specific cat, the secondary market will usually be faster than buying cases and hoping.
How the blind-box format works
A blind box is a sealed package with one unknown item from a defined set. The manufacturer controls the assortment; the buyer cannot see the character before opening. That is different from a "mystery figure" sold as a known character in opaque packaging, and it is different from a trading card pack with published odds.
For Series 1, the published information is the character list and the range sizes. What is not published:
- The odds of any individual character.
- Whether a display case guarantees all eight figures.
- Whether there are chase variants, colour variants or short packs.
- The exact production ratio of the four large plush.
Treat any specific odds you see on a resale listing as unverified unless the seller can point to a Bonkers Toys statement. The safe assumption is the simple one: each pack contains one item from the listed set, and duplicates are possible.
Where to buy Warrior Cats toys
The official announcement names different retailers by region.
| Region | Named retailers |
|---|---|
| United States | Walmart, Target, Amazon |
| Canada | Walmart, Indigo, Amazon Canada |
| United Kingdom | Warrior Cats Official Store, Smyths Toys |
| International | Official store shipping, with wider availability described as coming soon |
The Warrior Cats Official Store has regional versions for the US, EU and rest of world. Those are the most direct route for UK and international buyers, and the US store also carries books and other merchandise.
Availability is the part that changes fastest. A retailer named in the announcement may be out of stock, may stock only one range, or may sell online only. Check the product title for the range name ("Mystery Figure", "Mini Mystery Plush", "Large Mystery Plush") rather than trusting a generic "Warrior Cats toy" listing.
The three ranges share characters but not sizes. A 2.5-inch figure listing and a 6-inch plush listing can both say "Firestar" and still be different products. Read the range name and the size in the title.
Prices: what is actually confirmed
No official price has been published for any Series 1 item. That is not an oversight in this guide; the announcement lists the products and retailers without RRPs.
In practice, prices will vary by retailer, region and range. The large plush will cost more than the mini plush, and the mini plush more than the figures, but the exact numbers are set by the store. Import duties and shipping can change the comparison between the official store and a local retailer.
If you are buying from a reseller, compare the item against the original range price rather than against other resale listings. A marked-up single figure is not evidence that the whole line is rare; it may simply be a character that is popular in that region.
Are the toys connected to Clans of the Forest?
No. The official announcement presents the toys as a merchandise line for the franchise. It does not mention Clans of the Forest, and neither the game's Steam page nor the publisher's feature list mentions toy codes or unlocks.
That means:
- No toy unlocks a cat, den item or move in the game.
- No code is printed inside the packaging as a game bonus.
- No in-game purchase is required to collect the toys.
- The game's den items are crafted in-game, not bought as physical products.
If a future wave adds a game tie-in, it would need its own announcement. Until then, treat "toy code" claims as unverified.
Collecting Series 1: a sensible order
- Decide whether you are collecting figures, plush or both. The character lists overlap but are not identical.
- Buy one pack from a range before committing to a case. It tells you the actual size and finish.
- Keep the packaging until you have checked the character. The box is the only way to prove which range a loose item came from.
- Do not pay a "complete set" premium unless the seller lists every character and the range.
- For the large plush, buy the character you want from a reputable reseller rather than gambling on cases.
- Check the official store first for international shipping, then the named local retailers.
There is no official collector's checklist, no redemption programme and no confirmed Series 2 character list. The announcement says more series are planned, which is not the same as a dated second wave.
FAQ
Are Warrior Cats toys official?
Yes. The line is produced by Bonkers Toys and announced by the official Warrior Cats site. It is not a fan-made or unlicensed range.
How many Warrior Cats Mystery Figures are there?
Eight in Series 1: Firestar, Graystripe, Brightheart, Spottedleaf, Silverstream, Cinderpelt, Yellowfang and Scourge.
How many plush are in Series 1?
Eight Mini Mystery Plush at about 6 inches and four Large Mystery Plush at about 11 inches. The mini set includes Brambleclaw, Tallstar and Hawkfrost, who are not in the figure set.
Are the toys blind boxes?
Yes. All three ranges are sold as mystery packs, so the character inside is unknown until you open the package. No official odds have been published.
Where can I buy them in the UK?
The official announcement names the Warrior Cats Official Store and Smyths Toys. The official store also ships internationally, with wider retail availability described as coming soon.
Do the toys unlock anything in Clans of the Forest?
No. No game code, unlock or tie-in has been announced for Series 1.
Will there be a Series 2?
The announcement says more series are planned, but no date, character list or retailer list for a second wave has been published.
Sources
- Warrior Cats official site - franchise news and the official toy announcement
- Warrior Cats Official Store (US) - official merchandise and regional store links
- Bonkers Toys - manufacturer of the official line
- Warrior Cats: Clans of the Forest on Steam - game features, with no toy tie-in listed
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