Four of Pokemon's newest plush dolls are available now

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Four of the most popular Pokemon plush toys have finally made it to U.S. Pokemon Centers.
Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, and Charizard's Pokemon plush toys are all available for purchase now.
The stuffed plush has a chibi-style design and is based on the stuffed animals that trainers can find in the Pokémon games.

Pokemon figurines come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from squishmels to keychains. There is also a line of plush toys that take plush versions of Pokémon from the games and bring them to life. They're appropriately called Pokemon Stuffed Dolls, and four designs that we thought would have been available a long time ago have finally become available in Pokemon Centers.

Typically, when Pokémon releases a new product, especially a new type of plush, Pikachu takes the limelight, followed shortly by the series' first partner Pokémon: Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander. A few years after the Pokemon doll line was first released, this technically happened when the original trio of starters were added to the collection.

The breloom is pointing angrily at the cute doll sitting there.

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No, Luigi Mangione's arrest didn't cause a surge in sales of Breloom Pokémon plushs.

Yes, the Breloom plush sold out, but no, Luigi Mangione's arrest didn't cause that to happen.

The plush designs of Pokémon have changed since then, and until now, the fine appearances of Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and Charmander are not available in the United States. Their Chibi dolls were sold exclusively in Japan, but Pokemon has finally decided to sell them through American Pokemon Centers. If you are in a hurry, go just in time for the holiday season. However, it seems highly unlikely that it will arrive before December 25th as stated in the listing. Delivery takes 5-9 business days..

These four Pokemon plush toys are finally available in the US

It's time again to choose a starter or choose them all.

Bulbasaur Charmman Squirtle and Charizard Pokemon plush doll. — Through the Pokemon Center

A fourth Pokémon is joining the plush collection at U.S. Pokémon Centers, and we can only assume it will end up being the most popular of the four. Charizard plush doll is also available now. The fully evolved Flame-type was one of the first Pokémon to get its own plush doll 14 years ago, but like the three above, this new design is quite different from the original and better matches its uniform doll. The plush design matches well with other products in the range.

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Bulbasaur Pokemon Plush Toy

Bulbasaur has joined your Pokémon plush collection by simply purchasing the original Pokémon Pokedex number. The plush type is chibi style and is based on the dolls that trainers can find in the game.
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Charmander Pokemon Stuffed Plush Toy

Charmander is objectively the best partner Pokémon you can choose in the original game. It's just a fact and I don't make the rules. That's why it took so long for the overhauled Pokémon doll design to finally arrive at Pokémon Centers. This is a chibi-style version of the Pokémon based on the doll from the game.
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Squirtle Pokemon Plush Toy

Pokémon Plush Toys are small chibi-style toys inspired by the dolls seen throughout the Pokémon games. Squirtle was originally part of the family over a decade ago, but its design has been overhauled to fit modern Pokemon plush toys.

All four new doll plushs Available now, all for $16.99.. The stuffed plush is slightly smaller than a standard Pokemon soft toy, but in the grand scheme of things it's pretty reasonable for an official Pokemon plush. Most are about 6 inches tall. Because the idea is that they should look and feel like the little toy Pokemon that trainers have placed all over the place that we've been controlling in the game for the past 25 years.

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Charizard Pokemon Plush Toy

If there is a fully evolved Pokemon that is more popular than Charizard, I don't know about it. Charizard has been one of the most popular Pokémon since the series launched, so it's only fitting that he now has a proper Pokémon plush modeled after the toy version of the Pokémon found in the game.

Plushies have taken a bit of a backseat lately as the holiday focus on Pokemon has been on the Pokemon TCG Pocket, although it's too late to buy them as Christmas gifts. To date, 60 million people have downloaded the app, and the addition of the Mythic Island booster pack may have prompted many who had started to lose interest to re-download the app.