Mona from ‘Nanalan’’ Gets the Plush Treatment

Fans of Nanalan’ can bring a piece of Nana’s backyard home — the official Mona plush has arrived. Made by Uncute in collaboration with series creators Jamie Shannon and Jason Hopley, this 9-inch plush ($39.99) perfectly captures the charm of the curious preschooler whose gentle adventures have captivated audiences for decades.

Each plush features custom-dyed fabrics that match the original puppet’s design, ensuring an authentic look that fans of the show will instantly recognize. Due to limited supply, purchases are capped at two per customer, and all sales are final. Orders are expected to ship around Dec. 16, for a holiday arrival.

Originally airing in Canada in the late ’90s, Nanalan’ followed three-year-old Mona as she explored her grandmother’s backyard, discovering the world with warmth and wonder. The show was syndicated in the U.S., airing on Nick Jr. and Noggin through 2004. After more than 20 years as a three-year-old, Mona turned four last year and celebrated with a live stream. At Nana’s house, Mona was often accompanied by Nana’s dog, Russell (or, as fans know him, Russer), which is also available in plush form from Uncute. (Are Nana and Ali next? Only time will tell.)

The series, produced by The Grogs (Mr. Meaty) in association with Lenz Entertainment, earned critical praise and several Gemini Award nominations. In recent years, clips from the show have gone viral across TikTok and YouTube, sparking a wave of nostalgia that has brought Mona and Nana back into the spotlight.

Now, fans new and old can hold onto that magic — literally — with a plush that celebrates one of the internet’s favorite puppet duos. But don’t delay, Uncute’s preorders sell out fast! Snag your Mona and Russer at uncute.com.