People fell hard and fast for Lucas the Spider. The big-eyed spider with the adorable, high-pitched voice burst onto YouTube in 2017 with super-short moments of a curious spider's life. Creator Joshua Slice, along with his nephew voicing the spider, grew the site to more than 2.7 million subscribers. Viewers were crazy-giddy when he announced the creation of a plush toy in May.

People waited longer than six months for the $20 plush to arrive. Some feared it wouldn't arrive in time for Christmas. Or they criticized the plush's craftsmanship, such as loose stitching or haphazard sewing.

But the biggest complaint by far was that Lucas the Spider didn't speak. His voice is half his appeal.