Pokemon Soft Toys are a range of stuffed animals inspired by the Pokemon universe. They feature realistic styles and proportions based on official Pokemon artwork. These stuffed toys are very high quality and should last for years. However, be wary of counterfeits that may have been made in China or Hong Kong.
Pokeball Plus
Announced alongside Pokemon: Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee, the Pokeball Plus is a new device that works with both the games and Pokémon GO. It’s a cute accessory that can act as a Pokewalker and also download Pokemon to your Nintendo Switch, so you can walk around with them in the wild.
To play, simply hold the Pokeball Plus in your hand. When you’re ready to catch a Pokemon, press the top button on the controller. The ball will pulse white and vibrate up to three times, followed by rainbow colours for a successful catch, or red if it hasn’t worked.
The Pokeball Plus can also be used to collect items from any PokeStops you come across. It will vibrate when a PokeStop is nearby and you’ll need to press the button to receive items. This is a very handy feature that could make the overall Pokemon experience of Pokémon Go more enjoyable, and it’s something we hope to see in future mainline titles.
My Partner Pikachu
Pikachu and Eevee are among the most popular Pokemon characters, so these toys make a great gift for any young fan. My Partner Pikachu is a $20 plastic desktop robot from Wicked Cool Toys that lets kids poke the figure with its three touch sensors on its head, nose, and tummy-tum to make him wiggle his ears and move his arms.
The touch sensors are part of My Partner Pikachu’s interactive features, which include more than 100 reactions to motion and touch. It’s also equipped with lights and sounds.
Your partner can also learn Secret Techniques that can be used outside of battle, such as Chop Down to clear trees and Sky Dash to revisit towns you’ve been to before. Once your partner has high enough friendship, it can activate special “partner powers” in battle, which allow it to use moves like Pika Papow and Veevee Volley that boost its stats based on its trainer’s level of friendship with it.
Eevee
Eevee is a friendly little fox Pokemon, and it’s one of the most popular in the series. It has a fluffy tail and long rabbit-like ears, but it’s also quite powerful in battle, making it a popular choice among trainers.
In the games, Eevee can evolve into eight different ‘Eeveelutions’, including Jolteon, Flareon, Vaporeon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon and Glaceon. Each evolution is unique, with a different set of moves and stats.
It’s worth noting that Pokemon Go has a number of methods to help players achieve these evolutions, but it’s important to note that evolutions are still a random process. There are several tricks you can use to increase your chances of getting specific evolutions, but these require a fair bit of effort.
Snorlax
Snorlax is a docile, massive, and lazy Pokemon that is a favorite amongst many players. It eats all day, and sleeps for most of its life, making it a popular plaything.
It’s also a very portly Pokemon that can grow to over 1000 pounds. This makes it the largest, strongest Pokemon in the game!
While Snorlax doesn’t pound enemies into submission, it can take down multiple attackers at once with its heavy damage moves. Its crowd control is also excellent for allowing the team to deal their attacks without any disruption.
Snorlax has one of the highest health pools in the game, and its Sleep Talk and Rest moves make it incredibly difficult to put down. This means that Snorlax can be a very good support Pokemon, protecting and helping out with other Pokemon on the team.
Mew
Mew is a small pink Pokemon with psychic powers. It can teleport to any place it wants, fly and communicate with others through its Psychic abilities.
Mew can be found in a few locations around the world, but it’s extremely rare. It can only be obtained via special events in Pokemon games and real-world Pokemon distribution events.
It has several features that are similar to a cat, including a short muzzle and large hind feet. It also has a long tail.
The most common myth about Mew is that it’s the creator of all Pokemon, but this is not true. Rather, it is the ancestor of all Pokemon and holds the DNA of all other Pokemon within itself.
