Disney
2026 Mike and Sulley, Disney and Pixar Monsters, Inc.
2026 Hallmark Disney Ornament
QXD6843
This 2026 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features Michael "Mike" Wazowski, and James P. Sullivan or "Sulley," from Disney/Pixar's 2001 movie, "Monsters, Inc." They're each carrying a stainless steel lunchbox, and chatting like best friends do, on their way to lunch, while at work at Monsters, Inc. Sulley is very loyal to Mike, attempting to cover for him when he forgets his paperwork or lending him his "odorant." He's also the monster who realizes that making children laugh produces the energy they need more easily than scaring them. After learning that the main antagonist, Randall Boggs, the purple chameleon-like monster, and their boss, Mr. Waternoose, were in on the scam of trapping the screams, Sulley tricks Waternoose into confessing while Mike records it and replays the confession for the Child Detection Agency operatives, responsible for protecting their monster world from contamination by the highly-toxic human children and hazardous "materials," like their toys or clothing left behind. This changes the way they do things at work and solves the energy crisis Monstropolis has been fighting, in order to survive. The ornament can stand on it's own, or be hung from the top, and is dated on the underside of the base.
- Size
- 5" H x 3" W x 3" D
- Material
- Plastic and metal (eyelet)
- Box Size
- 5" H x 3" W x 3" D
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