Disney
2026 Eve, Disney and Pixar Wall-E
2026 Hallmark Disney Ornament
QXD6863
This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features " EVE," the sleek, white-and-black probe droid and love interest, from "Disney/Pixar’s WALL-E ." Light up your holiday season with this depiction of the touching moment when she first connects with the curious and hardworking robot, WALL-E . Fans will remember the sweet scene when WALL-E places a simple light bulb into EVE’s hand, and together they marvel at its warm glow and simple beauty. This charming ornament captures the emotion, wonder, and friendship that made WALL-E such a memorable film for audiences of all ages. The detailed design highlights EVE’s futuristic look while celebrating the magical moment when two, very different, robots begin to form a special bond. Perfect for Disney and Pixar fans, collectors, and anyone who loves heartfelt holiday décor, this ornament brings s symbol of the bright light of love to any display. The ornament is dated on the bottom of the back side.
Fun Fact: The voice of EVE was provided by Pixar employee and voice actress, Elissa Knight, and was intended to be used solely as a temporary placeholder. However, Director Andrew Stanton, chose to keep her performance and digitally alter the modulation, in order to give EVE her signature robotic tone in the film.
- Size
- Not available
- Material
- Plastic and metal (eyelet)
- Box Size
- 4" H x 2" W x 3" D
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