Coquettish Horns and Moon Magic: Tutulong Magic Academy & Fecoco Victorian Sheep Unboxing

Hi, Wishmakers! Today we are diving into two absolutely gorgeous, fantasy-styled plush blind boxes that are perfect best friends: Tutulong Magic Academy and the Fecoco Victorian Sheep series by Odi Studio. If you love detailed lace, gorgeous marbled fur, and a bit of a vintage aesthetic, you are going to be obsessed with these two.

Let’s break down the lineups, check out the incredible details on the figures we pulled, and look at all the hidden features!

Tutulong Magic Academy: A Vintage Collage Dream

The box art on the Tutulong Magic Academy series screams vintage collage. It features an actual product photo of the character Angel, layered with rose decal stickers, a white paper doily design, and a background that looks like an official love letter or old document from a magic school. It is so pretty!

The series features 6 core designs plus 1 highly sought-after secret figure:

• Music Maker: A stunning marbled/tie-dye orange theme mixed with white. She has a super fluffy white chest tuft, blue eyes, special blue symbols inside her ears, and hanging pearl jewelry instead of standard ribbons. On her head, she sports orange horns and a pair of antlers!
• Angel (The Box Cover Star): A truly heavenly design with a pipe-cleaner style halo, four sets of wings (two large, two baby wings), sky-blue eyes, a matching blue chest tuft, and a gorgeous crown-like pattern detailed across her forehead.
• Illusionist: A solid lavender-purple beauty adorned with pearls on top, fairy wings, hanging side ribbons, and a bright pink chest tuft.
• Time Hunter: The ultimate steampunk character! She features marbled tan and brown fur, a white chest tuft, clockwork gear details, and a sharp black palace-style hat worn stylishly askew.
• Sweetheart Devil: An all-pink cutie with a tie-dye salmon, purple, and pink tail. She has creepy-cute devil wings, fuchsia eyes, and a white chest tuft. (Easily one of my top picks!)
• Dark Mage (The Secret Figure): Tutulong actually shows you the silhouette of this 1-out-of-72 (1:72) chase! She has a dusty lavender marbled body, magic forehead markings, a massive black velvet bow cascading down her head, and an amethyst jewel accent.
• Herbalist: A stunning nature-inspired design featuring vibrant blue fur, a bright yellow chest tuft, green mascara, and golden eyes. But the real showstopper? Her horns are beautifully shaped like green leaves!

Our Tutulong Pull: Herbalist!

If you follow me on Instagram and TikTok, you already know we managed to pull Herbalist! This plush is formidable—she has some serious weight to her and can stand completely on her own with a shy, slightly tilted lean that looks so cute on a desk.

Her expression is so sweet, hiding behind an incredibly thick, scruffy, and soft fur frame. The level of detail Tutulong put into this design is just unreal:

• The Horns & Antlers: She has tiny orange forehead horns paired with those breathtaking, leafy green antlers.
• The Ruffled Headgear: A beautiful mix of delicate polka-dot lace and heart-shaped eyelet lace that matches the little heart-clover icons on her cheeks.
• The Ribbons: Cornflower blue faux-leather ribbons hang down the sides, balanced out by a vintage white ribbon trim and a bright chartreuse flower with an orange center.
• The Marbled Tail: Turn her around and her thick, fluffy tail is beautifully tie-dyed with a gorgeous mix of green and light blue.

Fecoco Victorian Sheep: The Perfect Alternative Counterpart

Next up is the Fecoco Victorian Sheep series by Odi Studio. The packaging has a stunning watercolor style with beautiful shading. It feels deeply connected to the same fantasy vibe as Tutulong, but features long, lamb-like ears and a distinctly Victorian-gothic twist.

The Fecoco lineup includes:

• Tea Party: Features a lovely pink bonnet decorated with pearls and soft green flowers.
• Land of Twilight: A powerful, purple necromancer-vibe sheep with white arm cuffs and glowing forehead markings. Definitely don’t get on her bad side!
• Colin Muse: A bright yellow and pink design with heterochromia eyes (one side has a butterfly, the other a heart) and a giant lawn-party sun hat.
• Land of Dream: A dusty peach sheep sporting magical, translucent rainbow horns.
• Indigo Rose: A gray, historical-looking figure with massive “Maleficent-style” horns, a black cowl neck, and a vintage rose clasp.
• Purple Galaxy: Our lucky pull for the day!

Our Fecoco Pull: Purple Galaxy!

Purple Galaxy is absolute magic. She has primarily soft gray fur with a clean white tummy, and she sports a hilariously disgruntled, grumpy look on her face—like she really didn’t enjoy her tea!

Her design features are packed with whimsical moon magic:

• The Posable Witch Hat: The purple hat on her head has a completely flexible, posable tip so you can shape it however you like! The edge of the hat is lined with a patterned lavender ribbon and two fabric blossoms (one blue, one a soft peach/beige blend).
• Dripping Moon Magic: Attached to the very tip of her hat is an indigo crescent moon charm trimmed in gold, and the gold is styled to look like it’s literally dripping down.
• The Horns & Eyes: She has gorgeous translucent ombre horns that fade from fuchsia to purple, matching her ombre eyelashes and the tiny cross-and-circle flecks on her cheeks.
• The Wearable Scrunchie: Around her neck is a purple argyle collar that is actually a functional, stretchy hair scrunchie! You can take it completely off and wear it yourself.
• The Tail: She has separate structured arms and legs, and a very firm, cute round tail on her back.

Final Thoughts

Seeing Tutulong Herbalist and Fecoco Purple Galaxy sitting next to each other on a shelf is an absolute joy. They genuinely look like fantasy besties~! Both series showcase incredible fabric work, brilliant texturing, and creative details (like wearable scrunchies and posable hats) that make them worth every penny.

Overall Rating:

• Tutulong Magic Academy (Herbalist): 9.5 / 10
• Fecoco Victorian Sheep (Purple Galaxy): 9.2 / 10

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