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There are a few lines of Pokémon plush toys released. One of | There are a few lines of Pokémon plush toys released. Pokémon's main line of plush toys are sold at the Pokemon Center [http://www.http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokemon_Center_(store) Pokémon Center] retail stores in Japan. One of the most popular Pokemon Center lines is Poké Doll, which is named after an in-game item and are designed as chibi versions of various Pokémon. Pokédolls are exclusively sold in the japanese retail stores, as well as The Nintendo World Store in NY and the Pokemon Center Kiosks in WA. | ||
In North America, Pokémon plush dolls have been released by [[Hasbro]] and [[Jakks Pacific]]. | Outside of the main Pokémon Center line, the largest manufacturer of Pokemon plush toys is Banpresto. Banpresto recently released a line of plush toys called "My Pokemon Collection", which aims to feature every Pokémon. Other Pokémon plush toys by Banpresto are available exclusively as catcher prizes in Japan and are typically about 6 inches tall, with special "DX" releases that can be as large as 16 inches tall. Another brand of Pokémon plush toys is [[Bandai Friends]], which are about 3 inches tall and come with boxes of candy. | ||
In North America, Pokémon plush dolls have been previously been released by [[Hasbro]] and [[Jakks Pacific]]. The current line of Pokémon plush toys in North American stores are manufactured by Takaratomy. Additionally, jumbo sized plush by the company Toy Factory are available as carnival prizes at select amusement parks. | |||
===Figures=== | ===Figures=== | ||