Squishmallowis a brand that has grown significantly over the past few years. As such, there are an unbelievable number of the cuddly collectibles out there these days. This includes dog ones, movie-based ones,video-game-inspired ones, and more.
One popular Squishmallow category is called sea life. As you’d expect, these focus on various sea creatures. And it is not just filled with fishes and crabs. There are plenty of others, from eels to sea bunnies to turtles. If you’re on the lookout for some sea life Squishmallows, then the following ones are what you’re looking for since they’re the best currently available.
Samir Blue Whale Squishmallow
The Most Stylish Sea Creature
Just because Samir is a whale doesn’t mean he can’t look fancy, as this version of the character proves. He’s donning a sharp red bowtie and black top hat.
The top hat-wearing version of Samir the Whale could easily fit intoa Valentine’s Day collectionor make for a perfect Valentine’s gift. After all, he’s bringing the love with his little top hat that’s adorned with a red heart.
But this version of Samir doesn’t just have to be for February 14th. Outside of the context of Valentine’s Day, the whale just looks like a fancy little guy with both the top hat and matching bowtie. He certainly looks more elegant than the average sea life Squishmallow. These elements complement Samir’s standard blue color, smiley face, and adorable fins. Altogether, you have a great Squishmallow whale.
Onel The Electric Eel Squishmallow
Finally, An Electric Eel That Accepts Hugs
Onel is an electric eel that you’re encouraged to hold. And why wouldn’t you want to hold him? He has an adorable face and is a nice orange color.
In real life, you must stay as far away from electric eels as possible. If that disappoints you, you may buy Onel, as he’s a much safer eel. Instead of electrocuting you, he will provide you comfort.
He’s also a treat for the eyes due to his vibrant orange coloring. Of course, since Squishmallows are all a rounded shape, he isn’t shaped much like an eel. Yet, the designers haven’t completely ignored the eel’s biology, as he’s got a sizable tail tucked around the back.
Henry The Winking Turtle Squishmallow
It’s Not Often That You See A Turtle Wink
The designers haven’t gone wild with the chosen colors for Henry The Turtle. They’ve stuck with the standard light green skin and dark green shell that is often seen in cartoons. He’s also doing a little wink.
Turtles sometimes live on land, but plenty of them are aquatic animals. So, Henry The Turtle counts as a sea life Squishmallow. And nobody will want to argue against that anyway since who’s going to tell adorable Henry that he doesn’t belong somewhere?
Especially this version, as he’s winking, which makes him even better. And he was already looking good with his visually impressive shell and bright green coloring. It isn’t obvious he’s a turtle from the front, though. So, you may need to display him in a way where you can see his shell.
Easton The Anglerfish Squishmallow
Light The Way, Easton
Anglerfish are known for the lights on their heads. Well, Easton’s one might not light up, but he will light up your life by his mere presence. Along with the light on his head, he has two fins at his sides and one at the back. Also, he is a purple tie-dye color.
Even if you don’t recognize the name, you’ve probably seen or heard of Anglerfish, as they’re the ones with lights on their heads. Easton’s light doesn’t actually make things brighter, but it looks nice, as does the purple tie-dye color of the Squishmallow.
He’s also got some delightful little teeth and lovely fins. Altogether, this makes for one ofthe best-looking Squishmallows in recent memory, especially when it comes to sea life.
Squishmallow uses he/him pronouns for Easton even though male Anglerfish don’t have lights on their heads. Either it’s a biological oversight, or Easton is part of the Trans community.
Arco The Hermit Crab Squishmallow
A Colorful Hermit
Arco is a delightful 10" hermit crab. His bottom half is purple and includes claws. On top, he has a large orange shell.
Squishmallow takes plenty of creative liberties with their creations. This is clear when you look at Arco, who doesn’t look much like a hermit crab at all. Yet, it’s hard to complain, as this squishy friend makes up for the lack of biological accuracy with his charm.
Arco just looks like such a sweet little guy. More importantly, he looks different from most other Squishmallows, as there haven’t been many hermit crab ones. So, Arco is a unique product that is sure to win you over with his adorable claws and bright colors.
Noe Tie-Dye Sea Bunny Squishmallow
The Most Beautiful Jorunna Parva Ever
Sea Bunnies aren’t typically as cute as regular ones. Yet, Noe is changing their perception singlehandedly. This adorable Squishmallow is very colorful, as it has a tie-dye design. Plus, the bunny has long ears and a fuzzy stomach.
When you think of sea creatures, the Jorunna Parva isn’t likely the first that comes to mind. Yet, Sea Bunnies, as they’re more commonly known, are precious, especially Noe the Squishmallow. This bunny has fuzzy, long ears and an equally fuzzy stomach. They are also very colorful, as the designers went for a tie-dye design.
You may think Noe looks like a regular bunny at first glance, but the little sprinkle-looking things all over their body identify them as a snow bunny. All of these details will help them stick out among most Squishmallow collections.
FAQ
Which Squishmallow Has Diabetes?
There is an orange dinosaur Squishmallow called Amideus that has type-1 diabetes, according to Squishmallow lore.
Is There An Otter Squishmallow?
There are several Squishmallows that are Otters, including Ash, Anu, Joanne, and Rie.
