Pokémon Center to launch retro cafe themed “PIKACHU DINER” merch line
The Pokémon Company has announced a new merchandise collection titled “PIKACHU DINER,” set to release at official Pokémon Center stores.
Pokémon Centers are official retail stores operated by The Pokémon Company in Japan and other regions, offering a wide array of Pokémon-themed merchandise, from plush toys to stationery and collectibles.
Pikachu, the Electric-type Pokémon, serves as the franchise’s mascot and is one of the most recognizable characters globally.
The “PIKACHU DINER” collection features Pikachu assisting at a retro-style diner, with designs reflecting a charming, somewhat vintage aesthetic.
The product range includes various items depicting Pikachu in a diner setting, from plush toys to kitchenware and stationery.
Notable items include a plush toy of Pikachu delivering a heart, a cushion featuring Pikachu on a large hamburger, and an apron adorned with smaller Pikachus in its pocket.
There are two types of mascots available, designed to be attached to bags or placed in heart-shaped pouches.
The full list of products in the “PIKACHU DINER” collection includes:
- Plush Toy PIKACHU DINER Pikachu: ¥3,850 (tax included)
- Mascot PIKACHU DINER Heart/Hamburger: ¥1,980 (tax included)
- Cushion PIKACHU DINER: ¥7,700 (tax included)
- Apron PIKACHU DINER: ¥3,520 (tax included)
- Tote Bag PIKACHU DINER: ¥4,950 (tax included)
- Pouch PIKACHU DINER: ¥2,200 (tax included)
- Hand Mirror PIKACHU DINER: ¥2,200 (tax included)
- Letter Set PIKACHU DINER: ¥1,320 (tax included)
- Ring Notebook PIKACHU DINER: ¥880 (tax included)
- Die-Cut Sticky Notes PIKACHU DINER: ¥880 (tax included)
- Sticker Set PIKACHU DINER: ¥880 (tax included)
- Glass PIKACHU DINER: ¥2,640 (tax included)
- Acrylic Keychain Collection PIKACHU DINER: ¥880 (tax included)
The “PIKACHU DINER” merchandise will be available starting July 5th.
Select items, including the plush toy and mascots, will also be offered on Amazon’s “Pokémon Store.”
The Pokémon Center Online store is expected to list these items at a later date.
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