Sonny Angel Christmas Series 2015 is a small holiday assortment with a very clear identity: four festive mini figures, one undisclosed secret, and a green gift-box design made for the Christmas season. Dreams announced the series for November 2015, and its archived release notice gives the exact launch date as November 13, 2015. That makes this a decade-old seasonal release rather than a current annual Christmas assortment.
The four regular Christmas designs
Dreams’ original announcement names and pictures the complete regular lineup. Santa Claus wears the expected red suit but gets a distinctive tall winter hat. The red-nosed reindeer uses an antler hood and a warm brown costume. The Christmas tree figure is dressed in a tiered green tree shape with ornaments and a star at the top. The fourth design is a candle: its flame-shaped headpiece and red-and-green costume can look elf-like at a glance, but Dreams describes it as a “heart-warming candle.”
This is unusually manageable compared with Sonny Angel’s larger regular assortments. The company explains that a typical regular series contains 12 designs, while this limited seasonal box advertises just “4 kinds + Secret.” A collector pursuing the pictured 2015 holiday set therefore has four known regulars to identify, not a 12-character checklist.
What is known about the secret
The package confirms that a secret exists, but it does not show the design or print a numerical pull ratio in the visible product photographs. That distinction matters. Dreams describes secret figures generally as randomly inserted collectibles, yet neither the 2015 announcement nor this box supplies enough evidence for a precise one-in-so-many claim. Any specific odds attached to this release should be treated cautiously unless they can be traced to an original case or carton marking.
Collectors can reasonably treat the hidden figure as the chase-level target of the assortment because it is the separately identified secret. That is collector terminology, not an official capital-C “Chase” designation from Dreams. The manufacturer’s own word is Secret, and that is the most accurate label to use.
Reading the original 2015 box
The photographed product is an opaque blind box: the figure inside cannot be identified without opening it. The front and side panels carry the Sonny Angel mini figure branding, “Christmas series,” holiday snowflakes and gift graphics, and the four-plus-secret count. The regular characters are distributed around the panels, so photographs from several angles are useful when matching an unopened box to this exact year.
Condition is especially important on an older sealed seasonal box. These product photographs show the original green package and closed top flaps, along with visible handling wear: the top and vertical edges have some creasing or compression, and the lower corners are not perfectly sharp. That does not identify the contents, but it is relevant to collectors who value the package as well as the figure. Review every available image for flap integrity, corner dents, surface wear, and any disturbance to the outer wrapping rather than relying on the word “sealed” alone.
Why the year matters
Sonny Angel has returned to Christmas themes many times, so “Christmas Series” by itself is not a precise identification. The 2015 release is anchored by its compact four-character regular lineup, the green gift-style box, and the November 2015 branding. Later Christmas collections use different concepts and lineups. For a loose figure, matching the costume to Dreams’ archived 2015 promotional image is more dependable than accepting a broad seasonal label.
For an unopened example, the appeal is the tension between a complete, easy-to-understand regular checklist and an undisclosed secret. For a loose-figure collector, the official image provides a clean reference for separating this Santa, candle, reindeer, and tree from similar holiday releases.