Pending Approval LAGROOGOO – Mass-Produced ( Knock-Off Line )

[Braze]

LAGROOGOO – (Mass-Produced Knock-Off Line)​

Out of Character Information Production Information Special Features Strengths Weaknesses Description

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  Intent	To parody the official LAGROGU plush line with funny, mass-produced knock-offs that mimic the design but with lower quality and “cursed cute” results.
  Image Source	[Here]
  Canon Link	N/A
  Permissions	N/A
  Primary Source	Based on unlicensed toy-market knock-offs

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  Manufacturer	Unknown third-party factories, unlicensed distributors (Literally any one can 'make' them. )
  Affiliation	Black market vendors, carnival stalls, vending capsules, and claw machines
  Market Status	Open-Market (Cheaply available to anyone, anywhere)
  Model	“LAGROOGOO” (varies by bootleg batch – also seen as Grobu, Groggle, Bunny Wodo)
  Modularity	No – poor stitching and fragile seams fall apart if tampered with
  Production	Mass-Produced ( Can Fill discount bins and claw machines in staggering quantities)
  Material	Low-grade synthetic fabric, uneven embroidery, lumpy filler stuffing

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  • Dirt-cheap alternative to official LAGROGU plush • Found in street markets, vending capsules, claw machines • Accidental “variants” due to factory errors (4 ears, off-color skin, mismatched eyes) • Hilarious misprinted tags (LAGROOGOO, Baby Wodo, Little Green Friend)

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  • Extremely cheap and easy to find • Factory defects ironically create novelty collector demand • Adds humor and parody value compared to the real line

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  • Very poor quality – falls apart quickly • Low-value materials and cheap dyes (color bleeding when washed) • No official collectible value – considered “bootleg” merchandise • Often looks “cursed” due to bad embroidery or odd proportions

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  The LAGROOGOO line is the infamous bootleg imitation of the official Limited Edition LAGROGU plushes. Produced cheaply and sold in claw machines, market stalls, and vending capsules, these plushies are known for their off-color fabrics, uneven stitching, and funny misprinted names. Collectors jokingly call them “Cursed GOO,” and some rare factory errors (like a 4-eared bunny version or glow-in-the-dark eyes) have ironically become chase items. Despite their flaws, LAGROOGOO has cemented itself as the chaotic mass-produced cousin of the true LAGROGU line; cheap, funny, and oddly charming.

 

[Darth Prazutis]

Under Review.

 

[Darth Prazutis]

Braze

Looks good! Approved Pending Secondary!

John Locke