A Golden Pikachu, Charged Up for Your Shelf

When the first Pokémon games came out in Japan in 1996, Pikachu was just one of 151 creatures. It wasn't even the mascot yet. Then the animated series put the little electric mouse on Ash's shoulder, and the rest is history: Pikachu became one of the most recognized characters on Earth.

Why everyone loves Pikachu

It's number 025 in the National Pokédex, an Electric-type that stores electricity in the red pouches on its cheeks and releases it in a burst of sparks when it's upset. The round shape, lightning-bolt tail and big expressive eyes make it look friendly, and in the stories it stubbornly refuses to evolve or stay in its Poké Ball. Those traits made a generation fall in love, and it's still the first Pokémon many kids learn to name.

A gold one, like a rare find

Ours is printed on our 3D printer in shiny gold plastic and stands just over six inches tall. The gold gives it the look of a trophy or a rare collector's piece, and it makes this Pikachu the shiniest thing on the shelf. It's sized to stand out among game boxes, cards and figures without taking over the room.

Gift ideas

• Christmas for the kid who knows every Pokémon by name
• Birthdays and Pokémon-themed parties, as a centerpiece or prize
• Adults who grew up trading cards on the playground
• Game rooms, streaming setups and card collectors' display shelves

Collect another

Pikachu wasn't the only starter-era star. Our Bulbasaur figurines come in three sizes, from 1-inch minis to a 5-inch centerpiece.

Fan-made tribute piece. Pokémon and Pikachu are trademarks of Nintendo, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK inc. This item is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo or The Pokémon Company.