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| Pokémon Kids ポケモンキッズ | |||
 Pokémon Kids logo  Standard Box Contents | |||
| Release date(s) | October 1996 — Ongoing | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Figurines | ||
| Age | 3+ | ||
| Manufacturer | Bandai | ||
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Pokémon Kids (Japanese: ポケモンキッズ Pokémon Kids) is a series of soft vinyl figures produced by Bandai. The series began in Japan in October 1996. Pokémon Kids are small, 4—5 cm (1.5"—2") PVC finger puppet figures. Until BW, most series had special clear plastic variants as secret figures. Other releases include the Attack Pose series, Pokémon Daisuki Club shiny variants, and deluxe large sized versions. Each figure comes with a ramune flavored candy tablet and a sticker with the Pokémon's Pokédex data. They are recommended for ages 3 and up.
During Generation IV, some of these figures were released in special packs in Europe and Australia, with no change to the figures themselves outside of the different packaging.
Main series
Starting in 1996, Pokémon Kids began as blind packaged figures, with a feature or focal Pokémon on the box of most releases which served as the main attraction for that specific release. Beginning with the start of the FireRed & LeafGreen series in May 2004, Pokémon Kids were no longer blind packaged; instead, each box now featured the Pokémon it contained, displaying artwork of the Pokémon and a picture of the figure. However, the Advance series continued to have blind packaged figures until its ninth installment in April 2005. The series saw another packaging redesign with Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl debut in 2006, where the boxes would often be color-coded to the elemental type of the Pokémon inside in addition to featuring their image on the front. This set the current series trend for Pokémon the Series: Black & White in 2010, Pokémon the Series: XY in 2013, and the current Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon in 2016.
Initial series
Pokémon Kids (Part 1)
Japanese: ポケモンキッズ (パート1)
Released: October 1996
Box Art: Charizard
Box Colors: 5 different available colors (red, green, yellow, black, grey/white)
- Candy
- Figure (random 1 of 8)
- Collectible card (random 1 of 36)
- The boxes were designed as 'blind boxes', meaning their contents couldn't be discerned.
- The series featured within an advertisement, contained in the CoroCoro Magazine released on October 15, 1996 (cover-dated November 96').
- The collectible cards are a little smaller than those of the TCG.
Pokémon Kids (Part 2)
Japanese: ポケモンキッズ (パート2)
Released: December 1996
Box Art: Charizard
Box Colors: 5 different available colors (red, green, yellow, black, grey/white)
- Candy
- Figure (random 1 of 20)
- Collectible card (random 1 of ?) (more than 36, but less than or equal to 151)
- The boxes were designed as 'blind boxes', meaning their contents couldn't be discerned.
- The available number of figures increased to 20. Consisting of the prior 8 plus 12 new additions.
- The number of available cards increased above the original 36, although the total number for this part is unconfirmed. There are 151 available cards for this era. The original 36 pokemon cards of 'Part 1' are included within this 'Part 2', but contain the updated back and are unique in this way. This differentiation is unnecessary to complete the binder made available later in 1997.
- The back of cards contained in this part changed to reflect the increased figure count. This is shown by an increased checklist and a new photo of the figures.
- Some figures underwent slight modifications.
Pokémon Kids (Part 3)
Japanese: ポケモンキッズ (パート3)
Released: February 1997
Box Art: Charizard
Box Colors: 5 different available colours (red, green, yellow, black, grey/white)
- Candy
- Figure (random 1 of 35)
- Collectible card (random 1 of ?) (more than 36, but less than or equal to 151)
- The boxes were designed as 'blind boxes', meaning their contents couldn't be discerned.
- The available number of figures increased to 35. Consisting of the prior 20 plus 15 new additions.
- The number of available cards increased above the original 36, although the total number for this part is unconfirmed. There are 151 available cards for this era. The original 36 pokemon cards of 'Part 1' and 'Part 2' are included within this 'Part 3' but contain an updated back and are unique in this way. This differentiation is unnecessary to complete the binder made available in 1997.
- The back of cards contained in this part changed to reflect the increased figure count. This is shown by an increased checklist and a new photo of the figures.
- Cards within this part may contain one of two different versions of copyright, the first being the original also contained on the first 2 parts, being: © 1995 Nintendo/ Creatures inc. /GAME FREAK inc., or it could contain the updated version which reads: © Nintendo. CREATURES. GAMEFREAK. TV TOKYO. SHO-PRO. JR KIKAKU, as it would continue to be used going forward for the series.
- Some figures underwent slight modifications.
New Pokémon Kids 1
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズ1
Released: May 1997
Focal Pokémon: Ivysaur
Pokémon Kids Part 4
Japanese: ポケモンキッズ4
Released: July 1997
Focal Pokémon: Snorlax
New Pokémon Kids 2
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズ2
Released: September 1997
Focal Pokémon: Pikachu
Pokémon Kids Part 5
Japanese: ポケモンキッズ5
Released: November 1997
Focal Pokémon: Jigglypuff
New Pokémon Kids 3
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズ3
Released: May 1998
Focal Pokémon: Hitmonlee
New Pokémon Kids 4
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズ4
Released: August 1998
Focal Pokémon: Hitmonlee
New Pokémon Kids 5
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズ5
Released: November 1998
Focal Pokémon: Gyarados
Series II
Pokémon Kids Series II
Japanese: ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: September 1999
Focal Pokémon: Marill
Pokémon Kids Series II (Part 2)
Japanese: ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: December 1999
Focal Pokémon: Totodile
Pokémon Kids Series II (Part 3)
Japanese: ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: March 2000
Focal Pokémon: Scizor
New Pokémon Kids Series II
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: May 2000
Focal Pokémon: Pichu
New Pokémon Kids Series II (Part 2)
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: August 2000
Focal Pokémon: Entei
New Pokémon Kids Series II (Part 3)
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: December 2000
Focal Pokémon: Raikou
New Pokémon Kids Series II (Part 4)
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: March 2001
Focal Pokémon: Suicune
New Pokémon Kids Series II (Part 5)
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: June 2001
Focal Pokémon: Lugia
New Pokémon Kids Series II (Part 6)
Japanese: 新ポケモンキッズシリーズII
Released: December 2001
Focal Pokémon: Ho-Oh
"The Pokémon Kids" series, Pokémon the Series: Ruby and Sapphire, and FireRed & LeafGreen series
"The Pokémon Kids" series and installments 1—8 of the Advance series were the last ones to be blind packaged and have focal Pokémon. The FireRed & LeafGreen series and "The Pokémon Kids Reprint Series 2" onward did not have focal Pokémon, but now featured the Pokémon inside each individual box.
The Pokémon Kids
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ
Released: December 2001[1]
Focal Pokémon: Pikachu
The Pokémon Kids 2
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ2
Released: September 2002[2]
Focal Pokémon: Pikachu
Pokémon Kids Advance
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス
Released: December 2002[3]
Focal Pokémon: Pikachu
Pokémon Kids Advance 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス2
Released: April 2003[4]
Focal Pokémon: Blaziken
Pokémon Kids Advance 3
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス3
Released: July 2003[5]
Focal Pokémon: Groudon
The Pokémon Kids Reprint Series
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ復刻シリーズ
Released: December 2003[6]
Focal Pokémon: Pikachu
Pokémon Kids Advance 4
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス4
Released: December 2003[7]
Focal Pokémon: Plusle and Minun
Pokémon Kids Advance 5
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス5
Released: March 2004[8]
Focal Pokémon: Kyogre
Pokémon Kids FireRed & LeafGreen
Japanese: ポケモンキッズファアレッド＆リーフグリーン
Released: May 2004[9]
The Pokémon Kids Reprint Series 2
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ復刻シリーズ2
Released: June 2004[10]
Pokémon Kids Advance 6
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス6
Released: August 2004[11]
Focal Pokémon: Deoxys
Pokémon Kids FireRed & LeafGreen 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズファアレッド＆リーフグリーン2
Released: September 2004
Pokémon Kids Advance 7
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス7
Released: October 2004[12]
Focal Pokémon: Swampert
The Pokémon Kids Reprint Series 3
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ復刻シリーズ3
Released: December 2004[13]
Pokémon Kids Advance 8
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス8
Released: January 2005[14]
Focal Pokémon: Rayquaza
Pokémon Kids FireRed & LeafGreen 3
Japanese: ポケモンキッズファアレッド＆リーフグリーン3
Released: March 2005[15]
Pokémon Kids Advance 9
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス9
Released: April 2005[16]
The Pokémon Kids Reprint Series 4
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ復刻シリーズ4
Released: May 2005[17]
Pokémon Kids Advance 10
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアドバンス10
Released: July 2005[18]
Pokémon Kids FireRed & LeafGreen 4
Japanese: ポケモンキッズファアレッド＆リーフグリーン4
Released: September 2005[19]
The Pokémon Kids Reprint Series 5
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ復刻シリーズ5
Released: December 2005
Pokémon Kids FireRed & LeafGreen 5
Japanese: ポケモンキッズファアレッド＆リーフグリーン5
Released: March 2006[20]
The Pokémon Kids Reprint Series 6
Japanese: ザ・ポケモンキッズ復刻シリーズ6
Released: May 2006[21]
Pokémon Kids FireRed & LeafGreen 6
Japanese: ポケモンキッズファアレッド＆リーフグリーン6
Released: September 2006[22]
Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl and Encore series
The Encore series replaced the Reprint series.
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール
Released: November 2006
Pokémon Kids Encore
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアンコール
Released: December 2006
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール2
Released: February 2007
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl 3
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール3
Released: May 2007
Pokémon Kids Encore 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアンコール 2
Released: June 2007
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl 4
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール4
Released: July 2007
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl 5
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール5
Released: October 2007
Pokémon Kids Encore 3
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアンコール 3
Released: December 2007
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl 6
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール6
Released: January 2008
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl 7
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール7
Released: April 2008
Pokémon Kids Encore 4
Japanese: ポケモンキッズアンコール4
Released: May 2008
Pokémon Kids Diamond & Pearl 8
Japanese: ポケモンキッズダイヤモンド＆パール8
Released: July 2008
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版
Released: October 2008
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版2
Released: January 2009
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition 3
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版3
Released: April 2009
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition 4
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版4
Released: July 2009
Pokémon Kids DP Johto Region Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPジョウト地方編
Released: September 2009
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition 5
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版5
Released: October 2009
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition 6
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版6
Released: January 2010
Pokémon Kids DP Johto Region Edition 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPジョウト地方編2
Released: March 2010
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition 7
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版7
Released: April 2010
Pokémon Kids DP National Pokédex Edition 8
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDPぜんこく図鑑版8
Released: July 2010
Pokémon the Series: Black & White
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Ash's Departure Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～サトシ旅立ち編～
Released: November 2010
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Reshiram & Zekrom Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～レシラム・ゼクロム編～
Released: December 2010
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Pignite Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～チャオブー編～
Released: February 2011
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Servine Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ジャノビー編～
Released: April 2011[23]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Dewott Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～フタチマル編～
Released: June 2011[24]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Samurott Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ダイケンキ編～
Released: August 2011[25]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Serperior Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ジャローダ編～
Released: October 2011[26]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Landorus Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ランドロス編～
Released: December 2011[27]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Cobalion Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～コバルオン編～
Released: February 2012[28]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Virizion Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ビリジオン編～
Released: April 2012[29]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Keldeo Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ケルディオ編～
Released: June 2012[30]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Black Kyurem & White Kyurem Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ブラックキュレム・ホワイトキュレム編～
Released: July 2012[31]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Meloetta (Pirouette Form) Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～メロエッタ（ステップフォルム）編～
Released: August 2012[32]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Piplup Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ポッチャマ編～
Released: October 2012[33]
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Eevee Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～イーブイ編～
Released: December 2012
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Genosect Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ゲノセクト編～
Released: February 5, 2013
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Reshiram Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～レシラム編～
Released: April 16, 2013
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Mewtwo Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ミュウツー編～
Released: June 11, 2013
Pokémon Kids Best Wishes: Sylveon Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズベストウイッシュ～ニンフィア編～
Released: July 9, 2013
Pokémon the Series: XY
Pokémon Kids XY: Start of a New Journey Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY 新たな冒険のはじまり編
Released: October 15, 2013
Pokémon Kids XY: A New Encounter with Pokémon Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY ポケモンとの新たな出会い編
Released: December 17, 2013
Pokémon Kids XY: Mega Mewtwo Y Enters Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY メガミュウツーY登場編
Released: February 11, 2014
Pokémon Kids XY: Mega Evolution Appearing Everywhere Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY メガシンカ続々登場編
Released: April 15, 2014
Pokémon Kids XY: It Enters! Mega Lucario Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY 登場！メガルカリオ編
Released: June 17, 2014
Pokémon Kids XY: Pokemon The Movie XY
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY ポケモン・ザ・ムービーXY
Released: August 26, 2014
Pokémon Kids XY: It Enters! Primal Groudon Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY 登場！ゲンシグラードン編
Released: December 2, 2014
Pokémon Kids XY: It Enters! Primal Kyogre Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY 登場！ゲンシカイオーガ編
Released: January 13, 2015
Pokémon Kids XY: Overwhelm! Mega Rayquaza Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY 圧倒！メガレックウザ編
Released: April 21, 2015
Pokémon Kids XY: Now Appearing! Hoopa Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズXY おでまし! フーパ編
Released: July 7, 2015
Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon
Pokémon Kids Sun & Moon: Alola Great Adventure! Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズサン＆ムーン アローラ地方を大冒険！編
Released: December 13, 2016
Pokémon Kids Sun & Moon: VS Tapu Koko! Edition
Japanese: ポケモンキッズサン＆ムーン VS カプ・コケコ！編
Released: March 21, 2017
Movie series
Starting in 2004, the Pokémon Kids Movie line contains Pokémon appearing in the Pokémon movies. Each release has two box sets, each containing five figures. A special large format card and poster are included with each box in place of the Pokédex entry sticker. Later sets have a sticker sheet instead of the card.
Pokémon Kids Movie 2004
Japanese: ポケモンキッズムービーズ2004
Released: August 2004[34]
Movie: Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys
Pokémon Kids Movie 2005
Japanese: ポケモンキッズムービーズ2005
Released: July 2005[35]
Movie: Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
This set included silver metallic versions of Regirock, Regice, and Registeel.
Pokémon Kids Movie 2006
Japanese: ポケモンキッズムービーズ2006
Released: August 2006[36]
Movie: Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
This set is notable for containing figures of non-Pokémon characters Ash Ketchum and Jack Walker.
Pokémon Kids Movie
Japanese: ポケモンキッズムービーズ
Released: July 2007[37]
Movie: Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai
Pokémon Kids Movie
Japanese: ポケモンキッズムービーズ
Released: July 2008[38]
Movie: Pokémon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior
Pokémon Kids Movie
Japanese: ポケモンキッズムービーズ
Released: July 2009[39]
Movie: Pokémon: Arceus and the Jewel of Life
Pokémon Kids Movie
Japanese: ポケモンキッズムービーズ
Released: July 2010[40]
Movie: Pokémon—Zoroark: Master of Illusions
Air series
Starting in 2005, the Pokémon Kids in the Air line are 28 cm (~11") tall inflatable vinyl figures.
Initial series
Pokémon Air Kids
Japanese: ポケモンエアキッズ
Released: March 2005[41]
Pokémon Air Kids 2nd
Japanese: ポケモンエアキッズ第2弾
Released: February 2006[42]
DX series
Starting in 2005, the Pokémon Kids in the DX line are over twice the size of the standard ones, but are not finger puppets, instead featuring poseable joints. Each figure does not come with a sticker like the ones in the main series, but still comes with a rumune flavored candy tablet. Each set contains three to eight figures. The catalog numbers are separate from those of the main series.
Initial series
Pokémon Kids DX
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX
Released: August 2005[43]
Pokémon Kids DX 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX2
Released: January 2006[44]
Pokémon Kids DX 3
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX3
Released: August 2006[45]
Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl
Pokémon Kids DX: Diamond & Pearl
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX ダイヤモンド＆パール
Released: February 2007[46]
Pokémon Kids DX: Diamond & Pearl 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX ダイヤモンド＆パール2
Released: August 2007[47]
Pokémon Kids DX: Diamond & Pearl 3
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX ダイヤモンド＆パール3
Released: August 2008[48]
| Catalog No. | Image | Pokémon | Rerelease |
|---|---|---|---|
| 29 | Shaymin (Land Forme) | No | |
| 30 | Giratina (Altered Forme) | No | |
| 31 | Magnezone | No | |
| 32 | Shaymin (Sky Forme) | No |
Pokémon Kids DX: Diamond & Pearl 4
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX ダイヤモンド＆パール4
Released: February 2009[49]
Pokémon Kids DX: Diamond & Pearl 5
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX ダイヤモンド＆パール5
Released: August 2009[50]
Pokémon the Series: Black & White
The DX series catalog numbers were reset for Best Wishes.
Pokémon Kids DX: Best Wishes 1
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX ベストウイッシュ1
Released: January 2011
Pokémon Kids DX: Best Wishes 2
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX ベストウイッシュ2
Released: March 2011
Pokémon the Series: XY
The DX series catalog numbers were reset again for XY.
Pokémon Kids DX: XY
Japanese: ポケモンキッズDX XY
Released: April 29, 2014[51]
Attack Pose series
Starting in 2005, the Pokémon Kids in the Attack Pose line depict Pokémon performing attack moves; they are dynamically posed with unique attack effects. The box artwork also depicts the Pokémon performing its move.
Initial series
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ
Released: October 2005[52]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids 2
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ2
Released: January 2006[53]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids 3
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ3
Released: April 2006[54]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids 4
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ4
Released: July 2006[55]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids 5
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ5
Released: October 2006[56]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids 6
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ6
Released: March 2007[57]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids 7
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ7
Released: September 2007[58]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids 8
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズ8
Released: March 2008[59]
Pokémon the Series: Diamond and Pearl
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids DP
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズDP
Released: December 2008
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids DP 2
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズDP2
Released: March 2009
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids DP 3
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズDP3
Released: June 2009
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids DP 4
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズDP4
Released: December 2009
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids DP 5
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズDP5
Released: May 2010
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids DP 6
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズDP6
Released: September 2010
Pokémon the Series: Black & White
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids BW
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズBW
Released: May 2011
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids BW 2
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズBW2
Released: January 2012[60]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids BW 3
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズBW3
Released: November 2012[61]
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids BW 4
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズBW4
Released: March 26, 2013
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids BW 5
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズBW5
Released: August 13, 2013
Pokémon the Series: XY
Attack Pose Pokémon Kids XY
Japanese: キメわざポケモンキッズXY
Released: April 2014
Special releases
Lottery prizes
References
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