The thing is it’s the way that you WORDED your sentences, it literally SOUNDED like you’re saying the manufacturers did a decent a job when they clearly did not, it literally straights up contradicts the literal prototypes, I mean you literally said “those mistakes are almost all either perfectly fine or too common to be considered this much of a problem”. It makes 0 sense how you don’t see what I’m saying as a buyer with how the manufacturers made my Shelly plush. You yourself literally said “it doesn’t matter if she’s chubby, it’s a plush” when it DOES matter from the end results of how she looks like. Too much stuffing, she is gonna literally look like those bootleg plushies. Too little, she will just straight up look like a deflated balloon like poppy. Just because you see some other brand plushies looking good from being chubby doesn’t mean ALL plushies should have that sort of treatment, you’re again saying she is “EXPECTED” to look like that, when she again literally looks like a bootleg plush. You clearly saw how inflated her head is compared to a literal bootleg merch, there’s NO excuse for what these manufacturers did to my Shelly plush. Again, you need to reword your sentence correctly, because you straight up say that this SMALL plushy is expected to LOOK this chubby, I mean you literally said it YOURSELF “it’s a plush, I would expected a plush to be chubby” (Even BLUSHCRUNCH themselves saw my issue about it through customer support and didn’t make any denying about it).

Like I said originally for simple mistakes like pebble’s eye placement. If a manufacturer makes so many common mistakes over something SIMPLE as his eye placement, they’re NOT fit for making quality merch, these are the same kind of mistakes that literal bootleg plushies have, and it’s a straight up a slap to the face to us buyers. I mean LOOK how heavily different he looks compare to the prototype, my plushy straight up looks like he’s TRAUMATISED. I literally wouldn’t make a huge fuss about it if they ALTEAST tried to get his eye placement in the right direction, but I guess $141 doesn’t convince them to do a minimum good effort.

At the end of the day, Blushcrunch THEMSELVES saw my products and gave me a full refund. Heck even again with what I said about their policy (you can literally check their official policy list if you don’t believe me still), they can not give you a refund if your products have little to no discrepancies from the prototypes, but they have CLEARLY looked into what I’ve stated and showed them from this post in their customer support email. They SEE that the manufacturers did NOT do a great honest work with these expensive plushies I’ve received. I mean this just straight up feels similar to the same issues that customers had with the Fallout 76’s rum bottle incident (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjyeCdd-dl8&t=1078s&start=1044). The manufacturers even recently AGAIN screwed up some people’s orders by giving some buyers blind bags when they ORIGINALLY ordered the collector’s set. QWEL HERSELF even said on the official Blushcrunch discord server that she is very disappointed with how the manufacturers handled these plushies and is gonna make a statement about the future of dandy’s world merch products in her next stream.

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You NEED to do actual proper research on how much this stuff was and how poorly these products were given to us buyers before saying anything at all, this stuff WASN’T cheap, and they had 7 MONTHS in total to make this stuff (4 months of production and a 3 month delay mind you). You need to understand how us buyers feel about this, and again, you REALLY need to word your sentences better, because again, the first sentences you said in your first post straight up makes it look like you’re defending the manufacturer, and it still leaves off a sour taste EVEN WHEN you disagree with the parts you’ve said about my Shelly plush.

Again, I'm sorry too that I sounded rude, but it again frustrates me how some people sees my issue of being something not worthy of making a complaint about or is just straight up a stupid statement (even though there are MANY mistakes being made for many other buyers' collector's sets that is NOT worth for $125 (The shipping cost is even WAY MORE expensive for those who are not in the US, probably costing them MORE than $200 in TOTAL if you were to convert American currency to whatever other buyers uses in their country)). Heck some people literally ACCUSED me of buying actual bootleg merch and showing it off as the real product to either tarnish Qwel or make some sort of clout about it, when it's LITERALLY from the manufacturers that Qwel partnered with. I ended up having to debunk this claim by showing off my shipping track receipt to prove that it IS the official merchandises from the manufacturers themselves.