The shelf itself
Who keeps this shelf
A small reference site about the Magic Jellykins line, kept by people who counted to thirty over a jar and wanted the written version of everything the box leaves out.
What this site is
This is a fan-kept catalogue and reference for the Magic Jellykins water-activated plush line made by Spin Master. It tracks the two jar listings currently sold, and it fills the gaps the packaging leaves open: a day-by-day drying timeline, a printable collection log for all 20 Series 1 styles, and a check for telling real jars from lookalikes.
The site is not Spin Master, does not make the toys, and has no inside line to the company. Everything here comes from the listings, the packaging, the brand art and the reported experience of people who own the toys.
What it is not
Not a shop. The shelf lists prices and links out to the retail partner where the jars are actually sold; no cart or checkout exists here. Not an official source either: where Spin Master has published a fact, this site quotes it, and where it has not, the site says so instead of guessing. The missing character name list is the standing example.
How the shelf stays honest
Reviews of these toys mention slow drying, a sticky middle stage and a texture change that surprises people. Those notes live on this site next to the cheerful parts, because a reference that skips the awkward facts is an advertisement. Prices and ratings shown are from the retail listings and move on their own schedule; treat them as a snapshot, not a promise.