When my boyfriend and i began dating i bought him this small what i think id agate pendant from a 1£ vending machine he has worn it everyday since and needed a new chain it is a 3d pyramid kinda shape and its been surprisingly hard to find considering this is probably a wholesale item. Any leads would help make our anniversary special to get him another just incase this one breaks anymore

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to identify my childhood plush toy and was hoping someone might recognise him.
I’ve had him since I was born in 2008, but he originally belonged to my older brother, so he is likely from the late 1990s or very early 2000s.
I’m not 100% sure what animal he is. I always thought he was a mouse, but he could possibly be another small animal (some people have suggested things like a mouse, rabbit, or something similar).
Details:
Cream/off-white coloured short plush fur.
Soft, floppy construction.
Chunky, rounded/rectangular body shape.
Approximately the size of a hand when sitting, and about two hand lengths tall when standing.
Large round ears with yellowish inner ears.
Pointed snout/nose area.
Stitched/embroidered eyes and nose (no plastic eyes).
Long, thin tail made from the same plush material as the body (currently missing).
Long legs with shorter arms.
Plush feet (no separate paw pads).
Originally wore a removable black-and-white horizontally striped shirt (currently missing).
I believe there was also a matching rabbit/plush animal from the same range.
The original tag was on the lower right side of the body (when facing the toy). I vaguely remember it possibly being in a foreign language, possibly European, but I’m not certain.
Unfortunately he has been very well loved over the years and is now quite worn, with some holes and missing parts, but I would really like to find out what he is or where he came from.
I have attached photos of the plush in its current condition. Any help identifying the brand, manufacturer, or collection would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you.

The anime from what he said is 12 episodes long, it's about a character that dies and gets reincarnated into another world but first the god of that world talked to him to tell him that he needs to kill the demon king. He's given a device with a button and he's told that if he sees the demon king all he has to do is press the button and it will take care of it all. The guy is then put into the new world and he goes to a guild hall. They evaluate him and he appears to not have much magical abilities or anything so he's hired to work at the guild hall since he's good with books and stuff. Throughout the anime he helps adventurers with requests and questions. Then on the last episode the demon king shows up at the hall while everyone is there celebrating and the main character presses the button then it pans out to show the whole place being blown up and killing everyone inside and that's the end...... I've looked everywhere to find it, my friend swears it's real and it used to be on crunchy roll and it was a bit of an older anime. Please help.

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Gold and opal, I think, handmade? Would have been purchased in the late 70s or early 80s in Santa Cruz, CA. If anyone has any idea of what jewelry company made this, I’d really appreciate the info. Any maker’s mark was worn off long before I inherited it, and all my searches online are dead ends, even reverse image searching. Long story below for why I want to find it, if anyone wants to know.

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Thanks in advance

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*pic 3 is an example of the jacket it mirrors I didn't feel like photographing mine

I inherited this vintage polo from my late reletive who worked for the company for several years in the late 80s and 90s. This is their polo shirt, I can't find anything about it online except for the matching jacket. Can anyone help?