7-Eleven Japan celebrates the release of Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A with new range of themed food
A new collaboration has been announced between the Japanese convenience store chain 7-Eleven and the upcoming video game Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A.
The new promotion is being held to celebrate the launch of the highly anticipated new title in the Pokémon series.
The campaign will feature a wide range of popular, existing 7-Eleven food products that will be sold in new, limited-edition packaging featuring artwork from the game.
The collaboration brings the world of the new game into the daily lives of fans through a variety of meals, snacks, and desserts.
The full lineup of eleven different products is as follows:
Savory Foods
- Mega Dragonite Omelet Rice Onigiri with Ketchup: ¥214 (approx. $1.50 USD / £1.15 GBP)
- Mega Charizard X/Y High-Protein Chicken & Chili Roll: ¥432 (approx. $2.95 USD / £2.30 GBP)
- Mega Gardevoir High-Protein Chicken Roll: ¥421 (approx. $2.85 USD / £2.25 GBP)
- Poké Ball Hokkaido Baron Potato Salad: ¥214 (approx. $1.50 USD / £1.15 GBP)
- Great Ball Simmered Tama Konnyaku: ¥279 (approx. $1.90 USD / £1.50 GBP)
- Ultra Ball Meatballs and Octopus Sausages: ¥322 (approx. $2.20 USD / £1.70 GBP)
Sweets
- Chikorita Zusshiri Kusamochi (Mugwort Mochi): ¥203 (approx. $1.40 USD / £1.10 GBP)
- Tepig Classic Nama Dorayaki (Red Bean & Whip): ¥205 (approx. $1.40 USD / £1.10 GBP)
- Totodile Double Cream Puff with Extra Whip: ¥200 (approx. $1.35 USD / £1.05 GBP)
- Pikachu Rich Vanilla Custard Cream Puff: ¥173 (approx. $1.20 USD / £0.90 GBP)
- Gourgeist Rich Pumpkin Pudding: ¥292 (approx. $2.00 USD / £1.55 GBP)
This new, limited-time collection offers a delicious way for fans to celebrate the release of the long-awaited new game.
The new, limited-edition packaged products are scheduled to have a staggered rollout at 7-Eleven stores across Japan.
The first items will begin appearing in stores from Monday, the 13th of October until stocks run out.
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