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Pokemon Center Online Opens Map-Themed Goods Line on November 12

Pokemon Center Online will begin selling a merchandise line built around the maps and landmarks of the Pokemon games on November 12, 2026 at 10:00, according to Inside.

Reporting from 3 sources: Inside, Nijimen, Anime Anime.

Why it matters

The line treats routes and town maps as the merchandise itself, a shift from the character-first goods that usually anchor Pokemon Center releases.

Pokemon Center Online Opens Map-Themed Goods Line on November 12

Key Facts

  • Pokemon Center Online will start selling the map-themed Pokemon goods on November 12, 2026 at 10:00.
  • The diorama music box in the Pokemon map line costs 12,100 yen each and plays in-game background music in music box tones.
  • The Pokemon map line includes papercraft kits priced from 2,750 yen to 3,850 yen, covering locations such as the Bell Tower and the Prism Tower.
  • The framed town map in the Pokemon map line costs 16,500 yen each.
  • Inside reports no plans to carry the Pokemon map goods at physical Pokemon Center or Pokemon Store locations as of the release date.

The centerpiece is a diorama music box at 12,100 yen each, covering routes such as Route 1 from Pokemon Red and Green and Route 209 from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, with the in-game background music played in music box tones. A papercraft series runs from 2,750 yen to 3,850 yen, covering the S.S. Anne in Vermilion City, the Bell Tower in Ecruteak City, the hot springs in Lavaridge Town, the Old Chateau in Eterna Forest, the Skyarrow Bridge in Castelia City, the Prism Tower in Lumiose City, Seafolk Village on Poni Island, Hammerlocke Stadium, and the Orange and Grape Academies in Mesagoza. A framed town map sells for 16,500 yen. Inside reports no plans to stock the items at physical Pokemon Center or Pokemon Store locations as of the release date.

The map line is not the only Pokemon goods launch that week. The mobile lifestyle brand iFace put four Pokemon items on sale on its Japan official website on November 11, 2026: a phone case at 5,280 yen, an AirPods case at 3,300 yen, a grip holder at 4,400 yen, and a hand strap at 3,630 yen. The phone case, AirPods case, and grip holder come in five colors (red, navy, beige, and the newly added green and brown), while the hand strap comes in three. A model for the iPhone 18 Pro was added to the case lineup.

Separately, Re-Ment opened pre-orders for the Pokemon Aqua Moment Collection, a six-type interior figure series scheduled for release on March 29, 2027 at 1,650 yen each. The lineup is Lapras, Manaphy and Chinchou, Wooper and Quagsire, Mantine and Frillish, Primarina, and Kyogre. Hobby Stock is taking pre-orders for the six-piece box at a standard price of 9,900 yen, with early cancellation accepted until November 17, 2026.

  • Diorama Music Box: 12,100 yen each; covers routes including Route 1 and Route 209 with in-game BGM in music box tones
  • Papercraft Pokemon Red and Green Vermilion City S.S. Anne: 2,750 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon Gold and Silver Ecruteak City Bell Tower: 2,750 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire Lavaridge Town Hot Springs: 2,750 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Eterna Forest Old Chateau: 2,750 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon Black and White Dragonspiral Forest - Castelia City Skyarrow Bridge: 3,850 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon X and Y Lumiose City Prism Tower: 3,850 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon Sun and Moon Poni Island Seafolk Village: 3,850 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon Sword and Shield Hammerlocke Hammerlocke Stadium: 3,850 yen
  • Papercraft Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Mesagoza Orange Academy / Grape Academy: 3,850 yen
  • Framed Town Map: 16,500 yen each; frame designed with Pikachu and Berries

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