Pokémon Reveals New Eevee-Themed 30th Anniversary Collection Ahead of November Release
Takara Tomy Arts has revealed a new Pokémon 30th anniversary collection bringing Eevee together with all eight of its Evolutions across a complete set of commemorative metal charms.
The “Pokémon 30th Anniversary Metal Charm Mascot: Eevee Friends” collection includes nine charm designs, each combining one member of the Eevee family with the official logo created to celebrate three decades since Pokémon Red and Green first launched in Japan.
This is the fifth release in the ongoing “30th Anniversary Metal Charm Mascot” series, which began earlier this year with Pikachu, the original Kanto starters and their final Evolutions.
The collection subsequently expanded through several generations, including a second wave starring Legendary and Mythical Pokémon from Kanto, Johto and Hoenn before later additions moved through Sinnoh, Unova and Kalos as well as Alola, Galar and Paldea.
Its latest assortment takes a different approach by dedicating the entire lineup to a single evolutionary family, bringing together every form Eevee has gained since its debut in the original Pokémon games.
Let’s take a look at all 9 designs in more detail!
- Eevee
- Vaporeon
- Jolteon
- Flareon
- Espeon
- Umbreon
- Leafeon
- Glaceon
- Sylveon
Each charm measures approximately 5 cm and uses an engraved metal design with a metallic finish, while the anniversary logo is incorporated alongside the respective Pokémon.
A silicone ring is also attached to each charm, allowing it to be used as a marker on items such as umbrellas and bottles, as well as displayed or attached to other belongings.
Eevee and its Evolutions have already received another major collectible collection during Pokémon’s anniversary year through the official “Eevee & Evolutions Dream Painting Collection”, which recreated artwork from Pokémon Trading Card Game illustrations as miniature figures.
The “Pokémon 30th Anniversary Metal Charm Mascot: Eevee Friends” collection is scheduled to roll out through Takara Tomy Arts capsule machines in Japan during November 2026, priced at ¥300 (approximately $2 / £1.40) per random capsule.
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