Pokémon’s New Customizable 30th Anniversary Collection Lets Fans Build Their Ultimate Dream Team

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Pokémon Center is giving fans the chance to build their own dream team from all 1,025 Pokémon with a huge new customizable collection celebrating the franchise’s 30th anniversary.

The new “My Pokémon Party” collection lets fans choose individual Pokémon parts and combine them with keychains or a Pokémon Box-inspired acrylic stand, alongside additional charms based on Poké Balls and familiar held items from the games.

The collection is built around the anniversary theme of “choosing,” encouraging fans to recreate the first team they ever entered the Hall of Fame with, assemble the party of a favorite Trainer or simply bring together six personal favorites.

Pokémon has already explored the same idea on a similarly enormous scale through ZOZOTOWN’s 1,025-design 30th anniversary T-shirt collection, which allows fans to select a shirt dedicated to any Pokémon currently in the series.

The theme also plays a major role in the new Pokémon Timeless Adventure Paldea collection, where Pikachu, Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly are shown deciding which path to take across the region.

My Pokémon Party takes the concept much further by turning those choices into a customizable recreation of an in-game team, with each Pokémon available as an individual part priced at ¥88 (approximately $0.55 / £0.40).

The complete selection is divided into nine regional groups covering all 1,025 Pokémon:

• Kanto Region

The original Pokémon introduced through Pokémon Red and Green, including the Kanto starters, Pikachu, Eevee, Mewtwo and Mew.

• Johto Region

The Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Gold and Silver, including Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile, Lugia, Ho-Oh and Celebi.

• Hoenn Region

The Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, including Treecko, Torchic, Mudkip, Groudon, Kyogre and Rayquaza.

• Sinnoh & Hisui Regions

Combines Pokémon introduced through the Sinnoh games with later additions from Pokémon Legends: Arceus, including Hisuian forms and evolutions.

• Unova Region

Covers the Pokémon introduced in Pokémon Black and White.

• Kalos Region

Covers the Pokémon introduced in Pokémon X and Y.

• Alola Region, Meltan & Melmetal

Includes the Pokémon introduced in Sun and Moon alongside Meltan and Melmetal.

• Galar Region

Covers the Pokémon introduced through Pokémon Sword and Shield.

• Paldea Region

The newest group covers Pokémon introduced through Scarlet and Violet and their expansions.

Fans can then use their chosen Pokémon parts to build either a single-Pokémon keychain, a full six-member party or a larger Pokémon Box-style display, with Poké Ball and held-item charms providing even more ways to customize each setup.

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A separate range of removable regional stickers can also be paired with Pokémon Box-style sticky notes, giving fans another way to create their own displays without using the main Pokémon parts.

The customizable items include:

• 1-Pokémon Keychain – ¥770 (approximately $5 / £3.60)

Holds a single chosen Pokémon for attaching to a bag or other belongings.

• 6-Pokémon Keychain – ¥1,320 (approximately $8 / £6)

Available in Pikachu, Pokédex-style and Basic designs, with enough spaces to recreate a full party of six.

• Pokémon Box-Style Acrylic Stand – ¥2,970 (approximately $19 / £14)

Recreates the storage boxes used throughout the games, allowing multiple chosen Pokémon parts to be arranged together as a display.

• Poké Ball Charms – ¥495 each (approximately $3 / £2.30)

A total of 25 designs cover everything from the standard Poké Ball, Great Ball and Ultra Ball to options including the Master Ball, Luxury Ball, Moon Ball, Dream Ball and Beast Ball.

• Held Item Charms – ¥495 each (approximately $3 / £2.30)

Eleven designs recreate familiar items including Leftovers, Sitrus Berry, Focus Sash, Choice Scarf and Rocky Helmet, while the Choice Specs charm is priced separately at ¥770.

• Regional Removable Stickers – ¥330 each (approximately $2 / £1.60)

Nine designs correspond to Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh and Hisui, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar and Paldea, and can be removed and reapplied when creating Pokémon Box-style layouts.

• Pokémon Box-Style Sticky Notes – ¥660 (approximately $4 / £3)

Designed to be combined with the removable regional stickers to create additional Pokémon Box-inspired displays.

Pokémon Center Online will also sell complete regional sets containing all of the Pokémon parts associated with each area, supplied inside dedicated collection files for storage.

Those sets range from ¥14,300 (approximately $90 / £67) for Kalos and Alola to ¥19,800 (approximately $125 / £93) for Unova, with separate collections also available for Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Galar and Paldea.

The enormous lineup follows another Pokémon Center collection celebrating the history of the games, with its 30th anniversary “Game Package” range turning box artwork from Pokémon Red and Green through the Nintendo Switch era into apparel, pins, replica cartridge keychains and other merchandise.

Pokémon Center stores will not all carry the same selection of Pokémon parts, with each location assigned different regional lineups, while Pokémon Center Online will offer all Pokémon parts from across the nine groups.

“My Pokémon Party” will launch through Pokémon Center Online in Japan at 10:00 AM JST on November 5, 2026, before arriving at physical Pokémon Center locations on November 7.

No corresponding release through Pokémon Center US has been announced at the time of writing.

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