Which is the series "Lost Sheep" of which plush doll Subaru Konoe is fan of?


While searching for the answer of my question [What do the sheep dolls
represent in Mayo
Chiki?](https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/14433/what-does-this-sheep-
represent-in-mayo-chiki) I found out that the plush doll is from the the
popular series "Lost Sheep" as stated in
[Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayo_Chiki!#Characters).

> she enjoys instant noodles and is also a fan of the popular "Lost Sheep"
> series of plush dolls.

When I searched for the series "Lost Sheep" I found about the [Parable of the
Lost Sheep](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_Lost_Sheep). I tried
to search using different Keyword but the result is same. It leads to the
Parable of the Lost Sheep but in different site and presented in different
manner.

Is this the series that is stated in Wikipedia Or there is another series?




I believe the '"Lost Sheep" series of plush dolls' is a line of toys that
exists only in the Mayo Chiki universe, something like
[gashapon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gashapon) vending machine toys. (If I
recall correctly, the Lost Sheep toys are larger and come from a crane game
machine, though.)

Toys like this are fairly common in anime and manga since the characters are
often teenagers who spend time in game centers, and they're quite common and
ubiquitous in real life as well. From the Wikipedia article on Gashapon:

> Gashapon toys are often licensed from popular characters in Japanese manga,
> video games or anime, or from the American entertainment industry. These
> highly detailed toys have found a large following among all generations in
> Japan, and the trend is filtering to the world, especially among adult
> collectors. It is not uncommon for sets marketed specifically for adults to
> feature risqué female figurines.

(By the way, if you go through to the original article, **do not** click on
the citation for that last sentence unless you are alone in a dark room,
preferably about forty miles from the nearest civilization.)




I believe the '"Lost Sheep" series of plush dolls' is a line of toys that
exists only in the Mayo Chiki universe, something like
[gashapon](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gashapon) vending machine toys. (If I
recall correctly, the Lost Sheep toys are larger and come from a crane game
machine, though.)

Toys like this are fairly common in anime and manga since the characters are
often teenagers who spend time in game centers, and they're quite common and
ubiquitous in real life as well. From the Wikipedia article on Gashapon:

> Gashapon toys are often licensed from popular characters in Japanese manga,
> video games or anime, or from the American entertainment industry. These
> highly detailed toys have found a large following among all generations in
> Japan, and the trend is filtering to the world, especially among adult
> collectors. It is not uncommon for sets marketed specifically for adults to
> feature risqué female figurines.

(By the way, if you go through to the original article, **do not** click on
the citation for that last sentence unless you are alone in a dark room,
preferably about forty miles from the nearest civilization.)

