Pikachu and Psyduck Star in Pokémon’s Adorable New Rainy Day Figure Collection
Image by Charlotte DavisJapanese mini figure manufacturer RE-MENT has unveiled an adorable new collection that captures eight different Pokémon sheltering from the rain.
The “Pokémon Rain Drop Collection” recreates each scene inside a transparent, raindrop-shaped case, with detailed environments and small display bases resembling puddles of water.
Pokémon first launched in Japan in 1996 with Pokémon Red and Green for the original Game Boy, introducing players to a world where creatures known as Pokémon could be captured, trained, and used in battles.
The franchise celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2026, having expanded into one of the world’s largest entertainment properties through video games, trading cards, anime and merchandise.
RE-MENT is known for its miniature figures and dioramas, often placing Pokémon within carefully designed environments that recreate moments from their everyday lives.
For this latest series, the manufacturer has chosen a rainy-day theme, using transparent materials to recreate falling water, puddles, and sheltered environments within each miniature display.
The six designs feature different Pokémon enjoying or avoiding the rain, with several figures depicting pairs of creatures sharing the same scene.
Let’s take a closer look at the full collection!
- “Charmander”
Charmander sits beneath a large tree, sheltering from the rain under its drooping leaves, with the Fire-type Pokémon keeping its tail flame close to its body.
- “Goomy”
Two Goomy sit together among tall grass and reeds, surrounded by greenery that creates a small sheltered clearing.
- “Chikorita & Pikachu”
Chikorita and Pikachu stand side by side beneath leafy branches, with small flowers decorating the surrounding environment.
- “Psyduck”
Psyduck sits beside a shallow pool of water with a leaf resting on its head, surrounded by plants and a rocky backdrop.
- “Cubone & Tinkatink”
Cubone and Tinkatink shelter together inside a rocky alcove, with the two Pokémon positioned beneath an overhanging section of stone.
- “Quagsire”
A smiling Quagsire stands beneath a flowering tree, with small plants and flowers decorating the miniature landscape.
Each design includes its own sculpted environment and water-themed base, allowing the six figures to be displayed individually or arranged together.
The collection follows several other Pokémon miniature releases from RE-MENT during 2026, including a special 30th anniversary edition of its popular Terrarium Collection, which revisited six designs from the original 2022 release with commemorative display bases.
RE-MENT has also revealed three anniversary figure collections featuring every first partner Pokémon from Kanto through Paldea, with the sets scheduled to launch in Japan during November.
The “Pokémon Rain Drop Collection” will be sold in a blind-box format, meaning each individual purchase contains one randomly selected design from the six available.
Collectors seeking the complete lineup can also purchase specially marked six-piece boxes carrying a label confirming that all six designs are included.
RE-MENT has scheduled the collection for release in Japan on February 22, 2027, with each figure priced at ¥1,650 (approximately $10 / £8).
Pre-orders are now available through reputable hobby goods retailers, including HobbyLink Japan, with a full six-piece box containing all types priced at ¥9,900 (approximately $63 / £47).
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