Most mini pets and accessories are made from plastic. Product listings commonly specify plastics such as polypropylene and ABS. Some make‑your‑own or craft-style kits use resin as part of the assembly or casting process. Material details will be listed on individual product pages or packaging.
Blind‑pack and surprise formats commonly use sealed tubes, balls, or capsules to hide which pet you’ll get. Typical contents include a small pet figure, themed accessories, a collector card or guide, and often a coin or code that unlocks a virtual/online feature. Exact contents vary by series, so check the product description for details.
Accessory offerings vary by set but commonly include small themed items and play pieces (for example, food items, furniture, or toy props). Some sets bundle multiple accessories—sometimes several per pet—and many include collector cards or guides. Check the item description for a detailed accessory list.
Most collectible mini figures and small play pieces list “no batteries required.” However, a few interactive plush or electronic items do require batteries—one example lists 3 AAA alkaline batteries as required and included. Always check the specific product listing or packaging for battery requirements and whether batteries are included.
Poseability varies by figure and line. Some mini pets are articulated with posable joints, while others are molded without articulation. If poseability matters to you, review the product description or images for terms like “articulated,” “posible joints,” or photos showing movement.
Many packs include a coin or code that unlocks online surprises or digital accessories. Some larger playsets advertise multiple digital unlocks. Redemption details vary by product, so check the packaging or product description for how and where to use the code.