Pikachu Celebrations

Revision as of 05:27, 23 June 2017 by Eeveelution Lilly (talk | contribs) (Started.)
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Bulbapedia bulb.png This article is intended to be moved into one of Bulbapedia's main content spaces.
Be mindful that it is still part of a personal userspace. Any content changes should be brought up on the talk page for this article.

Pikachu Celebrations
マンスリーピカチュウ Monthly Pikachu
None.png
(image caption)
Generation Generation VI
Release date April 11, 2015 (Japan)
September 7, 2015 (United States)
Region Japan, United States

Pikachu Celebrations (Japanese: マンスリーピカチュウ Monthly Pikachu) is a line of twelve Pikachu Poké Plush plush toys released in Japan by The Pokémon Company and in the United States by The Pokémon Company International and sold at Pokémon Center retail and online stores. Each plush features Pikachu wearing an outfit celebrating a month of the year. The first plush was released in Japan on April 11, 2015 and in the United States on September 7, 2015. They are priced at ¥1,600 in Japan and $17.99 in the U.S. and recommended for ages four and up.

Released plush

English name U.S. release date Japanese name Japanese release date Picture
Intern Pikachu September 7, 2015 April Freshman Pikachu April 11, 2015  
Children's Day Pikachu May Golden Week Pikachu April 11, 2015  
Rainy Season Pikachu June Rainy Day Pikachu 2015  
Summer Festival Pikachu July Festival Pikachu June 20, 2015  
Beach Walk Pikachu August Sailor Pikachu July 18, 2015  
Pastry Chef Pikachu September Pastry Chef Pikachu August 8, 2015  
Artist Pikachu October Artist Pikachu September 19, 2015  
Mushroom Harvest Pikachu November Finder Pikachu October 10, 2015  
Year's End Pikachu December New Years Pikachu November 14, 2015  
Lion Dancer Pikachu January Lion Pikachu December 10, 2015  
Kotatsu Pikachu February Drowsy Pikachu January 9, 2016  
Graduate Pikachu March Grad Pikachu February 20, 2016  

See also

External links

References


Pokémon toys
Takara Tomy: Monster CollectionPokémon mateGrabber BallDeluxe TrainersZukan figuresSuper Ball
Gacha setsDiamond and Pearl Plush CollectionDiamond and Pearl Choro-QsPokémon Egg PlushesPitaPoké
Pokémon Z-Ring
Bandai: Poké Plamodel CollectionPokémon KidsPokémon Scale WorldBandai FriendsPocket Monsters Carddass
Pokémon Model KitPokémon Model Kit Quick!!Pokémon Model Kit Big
Hasbro: Battle FiguresBattle TrainerPoké-PacksPoké Ball BlasterDeluxe TrainersGrabber Ball
Combat FiguresPlush figuresBean-filled plush figuresElectronic figuresPower BouncerV-Trainer
Quick-Change Poké BallPull Backs!Electronic PokédexElectronic Poké BallTHINKChipPlush clip-on
TPCi: Pokémon HousePoké DollKuttari CutiePokémon Gallery Figures
Jakks Pacific: Action FiguresBattle Dome PlaysetDiamond and Pearl Electronic Talking PokédexDiamond and Pearl vehicles
Fossil Regeneration StationReversible Poké Ball plushSinnoh Region PlaysetUnova Electronic Pokédex
Other: Deluxe PokédexMighty Beanz Pokémon: AdvancedBuild-A-BearBuild 'n BattlePlay by Play plush figures
Mini-SkateboardMini-SnowboardPokémon KeychainPokémotionElectronic Yo-YoBackpack Pal
Applause Inc. plush toysCyclone 2Pokémon NanoblocksIonix PokémonMega Construx Pokémon
Toy Factory plush toys


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