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The three official mascot plush toy pendants launched for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico are based on the Canadian moose Maple, Mexican leopard Zayu, and American bald eagle Clutch, integrating cultural symbols of the three countries with football spirit and becoming trendy items for fans to collect and match in their daily lives.

Meipul's plush toy uses warm brown short plush to recreate the silly appearance of a moose, with the iconic white antlers on the top of the head embellished with maple leaf texture, paired with a green headband, echoing Canada's national tree elements; Sayu's doll is made of bright yellow short plush to simulate the fur of a leopard, wearing the green forward jersey of the Mexican national team, holding a mini soccer ball, with sharp and agile eyes; Kratch's doll reproduces the feather texture of a bald eagle with white short fur, wearing a blue midfield core jersey, wings spread, and eyes firm and confident.

All three dolls are made of environmentally friendly short plush fabric, with small and portable sizes. The buckle design balances practicality and aesthetics, making it suitable as a decoration for travel suitcases or backpacks. They are not only commemorative carriers of the World Cup, but also serve as a link connecting the cultures of the three countries and conveying the passion for the tournament through distinct cultural symbols and football attributes, allowing every fan to carry the memories of the 2026 World Cup with them.

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