"Gotta catch 'em all!" was never just about game saves: Pokémon merchandise turns collecting passion into everyday companions – from the mug with Snorlax to the watch in Kanto style. Whether you're Team Charmander, Team Squirtle, or Team Bulbasaur: here you outfit your kitchen, closet, and shelf with your favorites. Pokédex entry optional.
It all started with a childhood memory: Game Freak founder Satoshi Tajiri collected bugs as a boy – and in 1996 translated that hobby into two Game Boy games where monsters are caught, trained, and traded. The rest is record-breaking history: the anime, the trading card game, feature films, and countless game generations turned Pokémon into one of the highest-grossing media franchises ever. And Pikachu? Became, almost incidentally, perhaps the most recognizable face in Japan.
The range is correspondingly broad: plush figures bring your dream team to sofa scale, the trading cards keep the hunt for your favorite card going, and Pokémon T-shirts have earned a page of their own. If you're eyeing the console side, you'll find the relatives at Nintendo. Home and kitchen are well covered too – from Poké Ball-design dishware to a watch for your trainer wrist. Sort everything else with the filters – faster than Jigglypuff can lull you to sleep.
Pokemon - Pikachu Ice Cream 3D SCENE Figure
Pokemon - Slowpoke Beach Day 3D SCENE Figure
Pokemon - Ultra Pro: Mega Charizard Y 100+ Deck Protector Box
Pokemon - Starter Mystery Mini Backpack Keychain
Pokemon - Jigglypuff Picnic 3D SCENE Figure
Since 1996, the same wonderfully unanswerable question keeps coming up: what's your favorite Pokémon? What started with "Red" and "Green" on the Game Boy – dreamed up by Satoshi Tajiri, inspired by his childhood bug-collecting – grew through the 1997 anime, the trading card game, and dozens of game generations into one of the highest-grossing media franchises in the world. By now, multiple generations know the pocket monsters by heart, starter to legendary. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Pokémon merchandise across every product category: for veterans of the very first edition just as much as for fans who just picked their first-ever starter.
The collecting principle as a way of life. Over a thousand monsters with their own design, type, and personality mean one thing: every fan has a different favorite Pokémon, and that's exactly what starts the conversation. The names are a chapter of their own – Snorlax sounds exactly like the sleepyhead it is, and Jigglypuff's name says it all. Add to that the trading concept: Pokémon was built from day one around connecting with others – via Link Cable back then, on playgrounds and at conventions today. For merchandise, that means a range of motifs from cute to competitive, and practically every product works as a statement about your own team. It won't answer the favorite-Pokémon question, though – that part's still on you.
Officially licensed merchandise ranging from plush figures and trading cards to mugs, glasses, and bowls to apparel and accessories. Use the filters to narrow the range down by product type.
Since 1996: that's when the first games launched for the Game Boy in Japan, dreamed up by Satoshi Tajiri. The anime followed in 1997, with the trading card game arriving around the same time – the franchise has kept growing ever since.
By the license notice on the product or packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively officially licensed merchandise – details on the respective manufacturer are listed on the product page.
Mugs, glasses, and cereal bowls from the plates & bowls department take over your mornings – happily in Poké Ball design. On your wrist, watches check in with a retro look, and on your feet, socks with monster motifs. The plush figures deliver the cuddle factor, the trading cards feed the hunting instinct – and the main textile chapter is waiting at Pokémon T-shirts. And if there's still room in your backpack, the filters are guaranteed to turn up more.
The home platform gathers at Nintendo – with Zelda as the sword-wielding neighbor. If you like monster-collecting in a different form, check out Digimon or Yu-Gi-Oh!. And the theme worlds Anime and Gaming show just how big the world behind the Poké Ball really is.
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