Best Minion Toys of 2025

This building set is unique because it offers multiple ways to play. You construct large brick versions of Kevin and Stuart, which then open up to reveal detailed room playsets inside.

Kevin reveals an inventor’s lab, while Stuart hides a bedroom. If your child prefers Bob, they can disassemble Kevin to build a Bob figure complete with a kung fu studio. It is a brilliant mix of display model and interactive playset.

If your kid loves the gibberish language of the movies, this Stuart figure delivers. Press his pocket or move his body to hear over 10 different authentic sounds and phrases.

This isn’t just a static statue; his eye moves and his limbs are articulated for posing. He also interacts with other compatible “Loud ‘n Rowdy” Minion figures, creating a chorus of chaos if you collect more than one.

Mattel updated the classic “don’t let the marbles fall” game with a fun Minions twist. The tower is now a rocket ship, and the marbles have been replaced by tiny plastic Minions.

Players take turns pulling out sticks, trying desperately to keep the Minions from tumbling down the chute. It is a game of suspense and fine motor skills that works well for mixed age groups.

This set lets kids become a mad scientist in Gru’s lab. The main attraction is the chair that pushes Play-Doh “hair” out of the Minions’ heads.

Kids can use the included plastic scissors and comb to style, trim, or completely buzz the hair off. It’s a hilarious, hands-on way to engage with the characters. We recommend grabbing extra modeling dough because mixed colors eventually turn brown.

Imaginext toys are famous for being nearly indestructible, and this set is no exception. This pack includes six key characters: Bob, Stuart, Kevin, Otto, Belle Bottom, and young Gru.

The figures are sized perfectly for preschool hands and fit with other Imaginext playsets and vehicles. It is an instant collection that allows for storytelling right out of the box.

These walkie talkies are shaped like Minions, making them immediately appealing to fans. They are designed for simple operation with a large “push-to-talk” button that young kids can manage easily.

While the box claims a long range, they work best for backyard adventures or playing hide-and-seek inside the house.

This massive bucket contains over 6,000 beads, allowing kids to create pixel-art versions of their favorite characters. It includes pegboards and pattern sheets to guide the design process.

Once the design is set, an adult uses an iron to fuse the beads together. It is fantastic for developing fine motor skills and patience, resulting in a permanent keepsake.

Sometimes you just need a buddy to hug. This Kung Fu Bob plush features his signature yellow tracksuit from the Rise of Gru movie.

He is soft, squishy, and perfect for bedtime. The attention to detail, from his goggles to his black gloves, makes him a great gift for fans who want a comforting friend rather than a hard plastic toy.

Mattel combines the collectibility of Hot Wheels with the personality of Minions. This 6-pack features vehicles designed to look like specific characters, including a chrome-plated car for Otto.

They are standard 1:64 scale, meaning they work on standard orange Hot Wheels tracks. The die-cast metal body ensures they survive crashes, jumps, and high-speed races.

Get your Minion fan off the couch with this themed kick scooter. It features vivid graphics on the foot deck and stem.

The handlebars are adjustable, allowing the scooter to grow with your child. It also features a quick-folding mechanism, making it easy to toss in the trunk for trips to the park or store in the garage.

This might not be a traditional toy, but it makes bath time significantly more fun. This hooded towel lets your child transform into a Minion the moment they step out of the tub or pool.

It is made from soft, absorbent cotton terry. The hood keeps heads warm, while corner pockets allow little hands to keep the towel wrapped tight around their bodies.

Let’s be honest: Minions and fart jokes go hand in hand. This blaster is the ultimate prank toy, featuring over 20 different fart sounds triggered by a trigger pull.

The “telescopic” barrel allows kids to extend the length of the blaster. It also features a water mist chamber. When triggered, it emits a visible “fart mist” (don’t worry, it’s just water) to really sell the joke.

These aren’t just flimsy party favors; they are functional sunglasses shaped like Minion goggles. They offer UV400 protection, blocking harmful sun rays while your kid plays outside.

The “Sun-Staches” design includes the hanging mustache look or simply the classic Minion eyes, depending on the specific model. They are perfect for Halloween costumes or just looking cool at the park.

You don’t need electronics to have fun. This simple activity set includes stickers, an activity book, crayons, and self-inking stamps.

It is an excellent choice for travel, restaurants, or quiet afternoons at home. The self-inking stamps mean you don’t need a separate messy ink pad, which keeps the chaos contained.

Create a dedicated play zone with this inflatable Minions ball pit. It features bright graphics of the characters and provides a soft, enclosed space for toddlers to roll around.

It inflates quickly and can be used indoors or outdoors on soft grass. Note that most of these sets include a minimal number of balls (usually 15-20), so you will likely want to buy a separate bag of balls to fill it up properly.

Sometimes bigger really is better. This isn’t a standard coloring book; it is a packet of giant 12″ x 18″ coloring pages.

The large format is perfect for spreading out on the floor or taping to a wall for vertical coloring. The bold, simple lines make it easy for younger children to stay inside the lines with crayons, markers, or paints.

Give your little one their own throne. This lightweight bean bag chair is sized specifically for toddlers (approx 18 inches cubed).

It is filled with poly beans that offer a comfortable seat for reading or watching movies. Because it is so light, your child can easily drag it from the bedroom to the living room without help.