New Pawmi, Pawmo, and Pawmot merch coming to Pokémon Centers in Japan, plus themed food and drinks at Pokémon Cafés

Fans of the Pawmi evolution family will be excited to find an entire new collection starring the Mouse Pokémon coming to Pokémon Centers in Japan. The “Pawmi No Mure” collection, featuring homegoods, stationery, and plenty of plushes, will arrive in-store at Pokémon Centers on August 3rd and at the Pokémon Center Online on August 1st. In addition, the Pokémon Cafés in Tokyo and Osaka will begin offering Pawmi, Pawmo, and Pawmot themed menu items, also starting on August 3rd.

There are several different kinds of plushies in the new collection, starting with the life-sized (approx. 1’ tall), posable Pawmi for ¥6,600 ($41.04 USD). There are also smaller versions of all three Pokémon, as well as sleeping versions, for between ¥1,100 ($6.84 USD) and ¥1,650 ($10.26 USD). Miniature flocked figures of each of the three Pokémon, each in an upright or sleeping pose, will be available for ¥400 ($2.49 USD). Other goods in this collection include a sketchbook featuring a watercolor Pawmi, Pawmo, and Pawmot scene for ¥748 ($4.65 USD), a double-walled Pawmi glass for ¥3,300 ($20.53 USD), and a variety of canvas bags featuring watercolor art for between ¥1,320 ($8.21 USD) and ¥3,520 ($21.89 USD) each. All three kinds of plushes will be available in limited quantities via Amazon Japan beginning August 10th.

The Pokémon Cafés wll be rolling out their Pawmi family goods as well, starting with the omelet rice meal featuring Pawmot and a Poké Ball for ¥3,300 ($20.53 USD). The omelet comes with a mango parfait on the side. Another parfait, pineapple and peach flavored with a pie crust topping, will be available for ¥2,200 ($13.68 USD). Finally, the orange smoothie for ¥1,100 ($6.84 USD) will be served in the Pawmi glass from the “Pawmi No Mure” collection, topped with chocolate to look like Pawmi’s tail. The Pokémon Cafés will continue the theming elsewhere, adding ten Pawmi family designs to their choose-your-own latte art selections and using the watercolor art from “Pawmi No Mure” for their coasters. Pokémon Café locations require reservations, which can be made here.