Pokemon Scale World Adds Lumiose City Pauly and Mega Tyranitar Sets
Premium Bandai opened preorders on November 6 at 1:00 PM for two Pokemon Scale World products drawn from Pokemon LEGENDS Z-A's Lumiose City.
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Why it matters
The line's Lumiose City branch now carries a human character alongside the monsters, which is a different product shape for a series built on roughly 1/20 scale figures of people and Pokemon coexisting.
Key Facts
- Premium Bandai began accepting preorders for two Pokemon Scale World products on November 6 at 1:00 PM.
- The Pauly & Mega Scrafty & Aegislash (Shield Forme) set costs 6,930 yen, tax included.
- The Larvitar & Pupitar & Tyranitar & Mega Tyranitar set costs 8,690 yen, tax included.
- Both sets are scheduled to ship in March 2027.
- Pokemon Scale World figures are rendered at roughly 1/20 scale.
One set pairs Pauly, a member of MZ Team, with Mega Scrafty and Aegislash in Shield Forme at 6,930 yen. The other collects Larvitar, Pupitar, Tyranitar, and Mega Tyranitar at 8,690 yen. Shipping is scheduled for March 2027, and orders may close early once the prepared quantity is reached.
The two sets are priced separately and ship in March 2027. Premium Bandai says orders may close early if the prepared quantity is reached, so the preorder window is not guaranteed to stay open.
Scale World figures are made at roughly 1/20 scale. The line's stated idea is a world where people and Pokemon coexist, and its sizes run from figures small enough to pinch between two fingers to ones that fill both hands. Pauly is the human half of the first set, adventuring with the protagonist as part of MZ Team in Pokemon LEGENDS Z-A.
- Pokemon Scale World Lumiose City Pauly & Mega Scrafty & Aegislash (Shield Forme): 6,930 yen, tax included
- Pokemon Scale World Lumiose City Larvitar & Pupitar & Tyranitar & Mega Tyranitar: 8,690 yen, tax included
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