Pokemon, short for pocket monsters, has captivated children since the original Nintendo Game Boy games. Players capture Pokemon using Poke balls and can collect various toys—from figures to interactive companions. The toy range includes static figures, battle action figures with abilities, and robust building sets for creative play. Often inspired by flora, fauna, and mythology, Pokemon showcases unique species across eight generations, all cataloged in the National Pokedex. Popular items include plush toys and action figures that offer immersive, tactile experiences for young fans.
Kids love Pokemon, the mashup word that means pocket monsters. The first Pokemon games were video games developed for the original Nintendo Game Boy handheld game system.
Pokemon toys are figures of the hundreds of fictional species of collectible Pokemon monsters. Pokemon figures are used for decoration, display and play, but are not posable.
If you are looking for a Pokemon toy that lights up, moves and talks, take a look at the Pokemon Electronic and Interactive My Partner Pikachu.
Pokemon creatures are commonly categorized by one of eight generations. They are also organized numerically in the in-game electronic encyclopedia called the National Pokedex.
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