A tooka doll represented a stuffed doll version of a tooka and typically served as a child's toy or source of comfort. These dolls produced a squeaking sound when squeezed. During the Clone Wars, the Twi'lek Numa possessed one as a youngling on the planet Ryloth; after clone trooper Waxer discovered it among the wreckage of her home, he returned it to her, which caused her to cry because it reminded her of her lost family. Later, Numa was compelled to leave the doll behind during an attack on the house by gutkurrs.
The SS-54 assault ship Halo, belonging to the bounty hunter Sugi, displayed nose art depicting a tooka doll holding a knife.
Wrecker from Clone Force 99 cherished his tooka doll, named "Lula," and became upset when he couldn't locate it. Jyn Erso also owned two tooka dolls on the world Lah'mu, which she called "Starrie" and "Koodie." As an infant, Ben Solo had a tooka doll, which his father Han Solo attempted to use to sooth him when he cried.
During a reconnaissance mission in the Dassal system, Resistance agent Kazuda Xiono came across an abandoned tooka doll in a village on the moon of Najra-Va. He then brought it back to his station at the Colossus.