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===Plush toys=== | ===Plush toys=== | ||
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There are a few lines of Pokémon plush toys released. One of them is Poké Doll, which is named after an in-game item and are designed as chibi versions of various Pokémon. These are usually about 6 inches tall, but are sometimes available in larger 12 inch versions or as smaller plush keychains. Another line of Pokémon plush toys is [[Bandai Friends]], which are about 3 inches tall and come with boxes of candy. | There are a few lines of Pokémon plush toys released. One of them is Poké Doll, which is named after an in-game item and are designed as chibi versions of various Pokémon. These are usually about 6 inches tall, but are sometimes available in larger 12 inch versions or as smaller plush keychains. Another line of Pokémon plush toys is [[Bandai Friends]], which are about 3 inches tall and come with boxes of candy. | ||
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===Figures=== | ===Figures=== | ||
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Pokémon figures have also been a staple at most toy retailers and departments. Takara Tomy is one of the longest running manufacturers to make toys. They are known for the "[[Pokémon Zukan figures|Zukan]]" line, vending machine toys, and the long-running "Moncolle" line, which are 1" toys in blister-card packaging. The latter is sold in Japan's Pokemon Centers, as well the [[Nintendo World]] store in New York. | Pokémon figures have also been a staple at most toy retailers and departments. Takara Tomy is one of the longest running manufacturers to make toys. They are known for the "[[Pokémon Zukan figures|Zukan]]" line, vending machine toys, and the long-running "Moncolle" line, which are 1" toys in blister-card packaging. The latter is sold in Japan's Pokemon Centers, as well the [[Nintendo World]] store in New York. | ||