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Toothless Stuffed Animal

A black night fury with retractable-looking wings — judged almost entirely on wing build.

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toothless stuffed animal

What the range actually contains

Toothless is a black dragon with large ear-flaps, green eyes and a tail fin, and the plush stands or falls on its wings. Interlined or lightly wired wings hold the spread silhouette that makes him recognisable; two layers of black fleece just hang.

Interest resurges with each film and series release, and the licensed range expands accordingly.

The lineup

The versions you are most likely to come across.

01

Standard Toothless

10–16 in, black with green eyes and fabric wings.

02

Wing-spread version

Interlined or wired wings that hold their shape.

03

Light Fury

White companion dragon, sold alongside.

04

Giant Toothless

24 in and up; wingspan makes these awkward but striking.

Who makes it

All makers

Gift notes

  • Works well for the six-to-twelve range and for adult fans of the films.
  • Wired-wing versions display better; soft-wing versions cuddle better.
  • Light Fury makes a natural pair gift.

Care & washing

Full care guides
  • Hand wash if the wings are wired; cold machine wash in a bag if fully soft.
  • Dry with the wings spread flat so they do not set creased.
  • Check the tail-fin seam, which takes handling stress.

Toothless plush questions

What should I check on a Toothless plush?

Wing stiffness, eye colour — they should be green — and the tail-fin attachment. Those three separate the good versions from the generic black dragons.

Is Toothless the same as a generic dragon plush?

No. Toothless has a specific black night-fury silhouette with ear flaps and a split tail fin. See the dragon animal page for unlicensed alternatives.

How is the size measured?

Sometimes by wingspan, sometimes nose-to-tail. Wingspan figures make the plush sound considerably larger than it is.

Related characters

Toothless and related marks are trademarks of How to Train Your Dragon. This page is independent editorial reference and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the rights holder.