Nop

Nop the bear lives in an old shop. It's not clear how he and the other toys got there, a little worn but still full of love, and they all help each other look their best for when kids will come to take them home. At the end of the day, Nop is left alone, so he begins his own fantastical adventure to find a home that's just right for him.

As any stuffed animal lover knows, there's little more heartbreaking than a plush animal without a home. Although the origins of this second-hand shop (or, pile of toys?) isn't explained, it's nice to imagine this place that gives a second chance for toys to find a good home, after their first ones have come and gone.

The ending more of just comes about rather than happening because it was earned, but not all good things have to be. Overall, the story is a little bittersweet, but with the uplifting certainty that dreams can come true.