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===Super-sized variants=== | ===Super-sized variants=== | ||
Super-sized variants are larger, 10 or 18 inch versions of standard figures. The 10 inch are sold exclusively at Target. Super-sized variants are uniquely numbered; the 10 inch Pikachu is the only super-sized variant that shares a number with its standard figure. The 18 inch Pikachu was the first 18 inch figure in the Pop! Games line. | Super-sized variants are larger, 10 or 18 inch versions of standard figures. The 18 inch variants are named "Mega", while the 10 inch variants are named "Jumbo" and are sold exclusively at Target. Super-sized variants are uniquely numbered; the 10 inch Pikachu is the only super-sized variant that shares a number with its standard figure. The 18 inch Pikachu was the first 18 inch figure in the Pop! Games line. | ||
The 10 inch Bulbasaur was released as part of Target's special ''{{DetPikMov}}'' promo event. The 10 inch Charmander and Squirtle were debuted early at conventions by Entertainment Earth. The figures at the conventions included an additional convention debut sticker on the box. | The 10 inch Bulbasaur was released as part of Target's special ''{{DetPikMov}}'' promo event. The 10 inch Charmander and Squirtle were debuted early at conventions by Entertainment Earth. The figures at the conventions included an additional convention debut sticker on the box. | ||