Pokémon Keychain

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Starting around 1999, the merchandising company Basic Fun released multiple series of Pokémon Keychains. Sometime around December 2000 they released a series of Tag Alongs, which were 50% smaller than the Pokémon Keychains and were packaged in sets of two. Sometime in 2005 they also released a Latios Flashlight Keychain and a Blastoise Squirtz keychain.

Pokémon Keychains

Series 1

Series 2

Series 3

Series 4

This series was also sold as sets of two exclusively at K·B Toys stores. Charizard and Mewtwo are known to be packaged together.

Series 5

Series 6

This series was released sometime around September 2000.

Series 7

This series was released sometime around December 2000.

Series 8

Series 9

Sometimes these keychains would include a bonus mini-Pokémon, which is known to include Jigglypuff.

Series 10

Series 11

This series was released sometime in 2005.

Series 12

This series was also available as a box set, which included a fifth bonus keychain.

Series 13

This series was also available as a Collector's Edition Box Set. This box set included a fifth bonus keychain which was either an Ivysaur, Blastoise, Poliwhirl, Eevee, or Mewtwo.

Series 14

Series 15

Series 16

Series 17

Series 18

Series 19

This series was released sometime around September 2009.

Series 20

This series was released sometime around September 2009.

Magnezone
Regigigas
Giratina Altered Forme
Shaymin Land Forme

Series 21

This series was released sometime around February 2010.

Swinub
Ambipom
Giratina Origin Forme
Shaymin Sky Forme

Series 22

Series 23

This series was released sometime around October 2011.

Series 24

Series 25

Tag Alongs

Series 1

This series was released sometime around December 2000. Other keychains include Ivysaur, Pikachu, Jigglypuff, Psyduck, Chansey, Horsea, Lapras, Eevee, Flareon, Snorlax, Mew, and Togepi.

Squirtle and Marill

Pokémon toys
Takara Tomy:	Monster Collection • Pokémon mate • Grabber Ball • Deluxe Trainers • Zukan figures • Super Ball Gacha sets • Diamond and Pearl Plush Collection • Diamond and Pearl Choro-Qs • Pokémon Egg Plushes • PitaPoké Pokémon Z-Ring

Bandai:	Poké Plamodel Collection • Pokémon Kids • Pokémon Scale World • Bandai Friends • Pocket Monsters Carddass Pokémon Model Kit • Pokémon Model Kit Quick!! • Pokémon Model Kit Big

Hasbro:	Battle Figures • Battle Trainer • Poké-Packs • Poké Ball Blaster • Deluxe Trainers • Grabber Ball Combat Figures • Plush figures • Bean-filled plush figures • Electronic figures • Power Bouncer • V-Trainer Quick-Change Poké Ball • Pull Backs! • Electronic Pokédex • Electronic Poké Ball • THINKChip • Plush clip-on

TPCi:	Pokémon House • Poké Doll • Kuttari Cutie • Pokémon Gallery Figures

Jakks Pacific:	Action Figures • Battle Dome Playset • Diamond and Pearl Electronic Talking Pokédex • Diamond and Pearl vehicles Fossil Regeneration Station • Reversible Poké Ball plush • Sinnoh Region Playset • Unova Electronic Pokédex Pokémon TV Games (canceled)

Jazwares:	Battle Figures • Deluxe Feature Figures • Pokémon Select • Pokémon Surprise Attack Game • Squishmallows

Other:	Deluxe Pokédex • Mighty Beanz Pokémon: Advanced • Build-A-Bear • Build 'n Battle • Play by Play plush figures Mini-Skateboard • Mini-Snowboard • Pokémon Keychain • Pokémotion • Electronic Yo-Yo • Backpack Pal Applause Inc. plush toys • Cyclone 2 • Pokémon Nanoblocks • Ionix Pokémon • Mega Construx Pokémon Toy Factory plush toys • Pocket Monsters Gigantic Series NEO • Pokémon Quest Vinyl Figures

This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.