Roadhog has two sprays and an emote featuring the pachimari, confirming his interest in them. This makeshift wooden structure is also the "Attack" spawn room, making it the second map (after Hanamura) to feature the UFO catcher. He has a UFO catcher filled with pachimaris in his barn on the outskirts of Junkertown. Roadhog is frequently depicted stealing Pachimari plushes, implying that he has a liking for them. Regardless of graphics settings, a single pachimari can be found on a table in the "MV-261 Orca" vehicle, which serves as the spawn room on Control maps (such as Ilios). On Nintendo Switch (and possibly other consoles), there is no way to increase graphics quality above "Low", so Switch players can never see pachimari plushes on Hanamura, but they will still see one in the spawn room of Control maps. Strangely, the footballs hidden in some of the UFO machines do, in fact, generate on "Low". There is a chance that one player in a match will be able to see and interact with them, but a teammate cannot, further complicating this mystery for PC players. 
Graphics are now on "Low" by default, which is the most probable reason why certain veteran PC Overwatch players say that the pachimaris have "disappeared" from Hanamura.
Because they are not essential to gameplay, pachimari plushes will not load within the Hanamura UFO catchers unless your own in-game graphics settings are "Medium" or higher. It was designed by concept artist David Kang who was inspired by the Korean word for onion which sounds like "pa." The creation of Pachimari came out of the need for toys in Hanamura's "UFO catchers" (Pachimari-brand claw machines).
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