Pokémon gifts: the best plushies, accessories, cards, and other gifts

One of the latest Pokémon encyclopedias, this book features over 560 colored pages and detailed information on over 875 pocket monsters through Pokémon Sword and Shield.

The Pokémon Cookbook compiles easy recipes from pizza to sushi rolls for Pokémon-themed cooking sessions. Unlike in recent games, no Pokémon will be consumed in these recipes.

This Pokémon drawing book teaches you how to draw over 40 Pokémon with a heavy emphasis on the Galar region, which was introduced in Pokémon Sword and Shield for the Nintendo Switch.

This Pokémon guidebook includes over 1,000 stickers of pocket monsters from the Kanto region to Galar, so you can stick your favorite ’mons to your notebooks, electronics cases, and more.

These notebooks are perfect for personal projects and schoolwork with their cute Pokémon-themed designs. 

The Pokémon 25 album includes tracks from the artists that performed at the Pokémon 25 concert, like Katy Perry and Post Malone. This edition comes with a two-toned colored vinyl and poster.

The Pokémon U-Turn turntable is a Pokémon Center exclusive that enables vinyl enthusiasts to play their favorite records on a Pikachu-themed turntable.

These Nanoblock sets feature Pokémon grouped by type. They offer an activity in and of themselves, but they also make great home decor.

This simple 100-piece puzzle features two series favorites. It can also double as home decor if you hang it up in a frame after it’s finished.

Hop into battle with one of 10 Pokémon included in this battle figure 10-pack. The figures range from popular gen 1 Pokémon like Pikachu, Squirtle, and Charizard to newer favorites like Greninja and Incineroar. These were made for the Surprise Attack game, but they’re great as stand-alone toys.

Turns out there’s more than one battle figure pack! This one features some of the series’ most popular Pokémon, like Pikachu, Bulbasaur, and Charmander.

The Pokémon Company’s line of sleeping-Pokémon plushies include this Charmander, who’s curled up in a comfy position to snooze.

Every Pokémon fan should have at least one Pikachu plushie. Why not one with a cute blue flower? This Pikachu plush is a standard 8-inch size that shouldn’t be hard to fit somewhere around your home. Easy to carry for kids.

If you want a more deluxe package of Pokémon plushies, the Kanto starter set will give you three popular picks at once.

Hisuian Growlithe is a lesser-known variation of the puppy Pokémon’s standard Kanto counterpart. Even if you haven’t seen it in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, it might be worth getting for a fan who appreciates its cuteness.

The new Pokémon Go Plus Plus accessory can let you do the stuff of a Pokémon master’s dreams: sleep and catch Pokémon. You’ll need the new Pokémon Sleep app to track your sleep, and then Pikachu can act as an alarm, singing to wake you up. (As the name implies, it’s also compatible with Pokémon Go!)

The Hori Nintendo Switch Adventure Pack is meant to be a Nintendo Switch carrying case, but it also works as a fashionable shoulder bag. Use it as you will.

This Hori Switch case features stylish Gengar comic art and multiple pockets for the Nintendo Switch console, game cartridges, and accessories.

Nintendo officially licensed this Pokémon-themed Split Pad Pro from Hori for the Switch, featuring metallic gold Pikachu designs embedded on a sleek black controller shell. These may be more comfortable to use than Joy-Cons if you have large hands.

A simple poster of the original 151 Pokémon from the Kanto region and their promotional icons.

A grilled cheese maker that toasts your sandwiches with either a Pikachu or Poké Ball design on the bread.

Launching in September, grab this calendar in time for the holidays. Similar to an advent calendar, this offers a different Pokémon goodie to open every day.

These need no introduction. Cap off your shelf of books with a Poké Ball on both ends.

Wall hooks don’t have to be boring. This 3-pack of hooks, featuring a winking Pikachu, a Poké Ball, and Eevee, is a subtle way to show off your fandom for the Pokémon franchise.

Even if you fill it with iced coffee, remember to relax as you sip out of this Slowpoke ceramic mug. It’s what Slowpoke would do. This mug can hold a whopping 65 ounces of liquid.

An electronic Poké Ball replica that lights up when you touch it. It comes in different designs, including the standard Poké Ball, Great Ball, and Ultra Ball.

Bandai once released a memetic Metapod sleeping cocoon. This replica is similar, and it can hide you inside of its green plush shell.

If you’re head over heels about Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, you may want this GameStop-exclusive Switch OLED model. It doesn’t include the games, but it’s the only place you’ll find this color scheme and custom design.

The talking (and coffee-loving) Pikachu is back for more mystery-solving. Detective Pikachu Returns is launching on the Nintendo Switch in early October, and you can pre-order now.

Pokémon Legends: Arceus is a feudal-era spinoff that reimagines the Sinnoh region in a time long ago and experiments with open-world gameplay.

Put your Pokémon knowledge to the test with this four-player trivia game. The game includes 1,000 questions.