Rowlet, Litten and Popplio Star in Pokémon’s Adorable New Alola 30th Anniversary Collection
Image by Charlotte DavisPokémon’s 30th anniversary celebrations are heading to Alola for the latest “Pokémon Timeless Adventure” collection, with Rowlet, Litten and Popplio taking center stage in a new range themed around rest and relaxation.
The “Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola” collection continues the anniversary series through Generation VII, following earlier releases inspired by Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova and most recently Kalos.
The previous Kalos collection focused on the theme of “seeing,” while Alola moves to “sleeping” and uses original artwork featuring the region’s three starter Pokémon resting together on Mantine.
That theme also carries into the most substantial product in the lineup, which turns the familiar recovery experience of a Pokémon Center into a dedicated nap set.
Let’s take a look at everything included in the new “Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola” collection.
The “Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola A4 Clear File,” priced at ¥495 (approx. $3 USD / £2 GBP), uses a glittering surface treatment and a finger notch shaped like Pikachu’s silhouette.
“Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola Sticker Set” – ¥770 (approx. $5 USD / £4 GBP).
“Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola Acrylic Block” – ¥2,860 (approx. $18 USD / £13 GBP).
The “Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola Acrylic Keychain,” priced at ¥935 (approx. $6 USD / £4 GBP), comes fitted with a carabiner-style ring for attaching it to bags and other accessories.
The “Everyone’s All Better! Nap Set,” priced at ¥8,250 (approx. $52 USD / £38 GBP), combines a blanket and pillow in a design inspired by a Pokémon Center.
The “Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola Roll Cookies,” priced at ¥1,760 (approx. $11 USD / £8 GBP), come packaged inside an illustrated tin.
The “Pokémon Timeless Adventure Alola” collection will first go on sale through Pokémon Center Online in Japan from 10:00 AM JST on September 3, 2026, followed by a physical Pokémon Center release on September 5.
The Roll Cookies will also be available through Pokémon Store locations in Japan.
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