Pokemon Center Offers Build-Your-Own Party Goods From 1,025 Species
Pokemon Center will release "My Pokemon Party" customization goods tied to the franchise's 30th anniversary, starting November 7, 2026 in stores and November 5 on Pokemon Center Online.
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Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
Why it matters
The line sells assembly rather than a fixed product, turning the Pokemon Center catalog into a pick-your-own roster where the customer decides what the party looks like.
Key Facts
- "My Pokemon Party" goods go on sale at Pokemon Center stores on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
- Pokemon Center Online sales begin at 10:00 on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
- Customers choose from 1,025 Pokemon parts, priced at 88 yen each including tax.
- A 6-Pokemon walk-along keychain costs 1,320 yen in Pikachu, Pokedex style, and Basic varieties.
- Online complete sets of regional Pokemon parts range from 14,300 yen to 19,800 yen.
Customers pick parts from 1,025 Pokemon and set them into walk-along keychains, acrylic stands, and stickers. Parts cost 88 yen each, and online regional complete sets range from 14,300 yen to 19,800 yen.
Each Pokemon part costs 88 yen, and buyers slot them into a 1-Pokemon keychain at 770 yen, or a 6-Pokemon keychain at 1,320 yen in Pikachu, Pokedex style, and Basic varieties. Charm options cover 25 Poke Ball types and 11 held items such as Oran Berry, Leftovers, and Choice Specs, the last priced at 770 yen instead of 495. A Pokemon Box-style acrylic stand runs 2,970 yen, with sticky notes at 660 yen and removable stickers at 330 yen across nine regional designs.
Pokemon Center Online also sells complete sets of regional parts in a collection file, from 14,300 yen for Kalos and Alola to 19,800 yen for Unova. Store shelves vary by location, and handling at Pokemon Center Yokohama Satellite is undecided.
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