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The Japanese Pokémon Center has announced a new merchandise line called POKÉMON SCHOOL, with products aimed at pre-schoolers through to middle-schoolers such as pencils, study books, stickers, pen cases, handbags, stickers, crayons, T-shirts and more. This line is set to release on December 19th on the Japanese Pokémon Center online store, with physical releases set to follow on December 21st.

The Japanese Pokémon Center has announced six new plush in the Pikkoto! line, which is a line of plush that are intended to be hung from places such as electronic device screens. The featured Pokémon this time are Chansey, Kangaskhan, Sableye, Pachirisu, Yamper and Gimmighoul. All six will be released on December 19th on online stores, with physical releases set for December 21st.

The Japanese Pokémon Center Online store has released a wide range of towels with many different Pokémon to choose from, including a towel in the shape of Furret and one in the shape of Stunfisk. In addition to basic hand towels, the range also includes products such as Kuru-Kuru towels and die-cut towels.

Rayquaza in its Shiny form has received a new Sitting Cuties plush, which is now available from the Pokémon Center online store in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, making it the first plush in the Sitting Cuties series to be a Shiny Pokémon. Additionally, the featured Pokémon in the Monthly Dragon Types Pin for December is Noivern, with the pin having quickly sold out minutes after release.

The Korean Pokémon Store has announced on their official X (formerly Twitter) account seven new gashapon machines that will be arriving on December 13th, with the launch of the Pokémon Capsule Toy Street in Jamsil-dong, Seoul. The gashapon prizes include figures, keychains, magnets and acrylic photo holders.

GameStop and BoxLunch have added exclusive Loungefly Pokémon products to their online store catalogues, with mini backpacks, wallets, crossbody bags and handbags available. A pearlescent figure of Piplup by Funko POP! has also been released on the Pokémon Center online stores in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

Japanese company Tomica, known for its miniature-sized car toys, has collaborated with the Japanese Pokémon Center stores to release two new car toys of Koraidon in its Sprinting Build and Miraidon in its Drive Mode. Both will release on online stores in Japan on December 12th, with physical releases to follow on December 14th. Each toy is priced at JPY ¥1,430.

Re-Ment has announced via its official X (formerly Twitter) account a new blindbox mini-diorama figure set, Pokémon STARRIUM SERIES Dreaming Moonlit Night Star Walking (ポケットモンスター STARRIUM SERIES 夢見る月夜の星散歩). The set of six figures will be released in Japan on March 24th, 2025, with each blindbox priced at JPY ¥1,265.

On the line of Poké Ball replicas by The Wand Company, the newest addition is the Mini Premier Ball replica which is now available from the Pokémon Center online stores in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. This compact Premier Ball is priced at USD $59.99/GBP £59.99/CAD $77.99/AUD $107.99/NZD $117.99, with LED displays and proximity/touch sensors on a black matte base for a sleek look.

In celebration of the recent Eevee Week, Loungefly has released a new limited and exclusive matching set of officially licensed backpack and wallet featuring Eevee on their official online store. The backpack costs USD $90.00, and the wallet is priced at USD $40.00.

Bandai has put up a page for a new set of water squirters themed around Pokémon featured in the Pokémon Horizons animated series, such as Captain Pikachu, Floragato, Quaxwell, Tatsugiri and Quagsire. Each bag is priced at JPY ¥352, and contains one water squirter and a candy. These toys will be releasing in Japan on December 16th, in the confectionary sections of mass merchandisers nationwide.

Banpresto has revealed a selection of upcoming Pokémon products for December, which are intended to be featured as prizes in arcade games and prize machines across Japan. This month's list features a variety of plush for different Pokémon, and an Alcremie cushion.

On December 5th, the Japanese Pokémon Center online store will be adding a batch of new goods themed around trainers from Kitakami and Blueberry Academy, both located in the region of Paldea. The POKÉMON TRAINERS line of goods includes pouches, bags, dioramas, rubber straps, clear files, stickers, photo holders, hair clips, plushes, pens, phone cases, and memo sets. Following the initial online release, the line will release on December 7th in physical stores.

The Pokémon Center Online stores in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have added a brand new shoulder bag themed after a Poké Ball, costing USD $49.99/GBP £39.99/CAD $64.99/AUD $89.99/NZD $98.99.

Hallmark has added new Pokémon ornaments to their catalog, including a Magikarp, and a set of 6 Poké Balls. A new plush of Mimikyu has also been released in their itty bittys range.

Two new ceramic Pokémon ornaments produced by Chugai Toen Co. will be released on November 28th on the Japanese Pokémon Center online store, with physical store releases to follow two days later on November 30th. The ornaments feature Pikachu & Ekans and Pawmi, with designs inspired by artworks of Atsuko Nishida.

The Japanese Pokémon Center online store have announced the upcoming release of the Pika Pika Box 2025 surprise box. Each surprise box will contain a "First Dream Pillow" featuring either Pawmi or Pikachu, along with other assorted Pokémon goods. Fans will be able to apply to purchase the Pika Pika Box 2025 through a special lottery sale, which will run from November 25th at 6:00pm to December 2nd at 11:59pm (JST).

A variety of different traveling goods, including suitcases, neck pillows, eyemasks, bags, luggage tags, pouches and more will be released on November 28th on the Japanese Pokémon Center online store, ahead of release in the physical stores that weekend on November 30th. The item designs include Pokémon traveling around the various Pokémon regions.

Pokémon Center online stores in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have released the new Pokémon Delicious Adventure: Delibird Regional Delights figure, which features Delibird distributing various regional goodies in a small gift.

Celebrating Pokémon Gold and Silver's 25th anniversary, the Pokémon Center online stores of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have released two exclusive plushes featuring a Ho-Oh with a golden coloration and a Lugia with a silver coloration. Both plushes are each available for USD $49.99/GBP £44.99/CAD $64.99/AUD $89.99/NZD $98.99.