First Images Of Pokemon Center’s Gen 4 Pokemon Fits Plushes Revealed
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Pokemon Center’s new line of Pokemon Fit plushes has been revealed, showing off some of the Pokemon you can find in Gen 4 in plush form. This news comes from the PokeJungle Twitter account which seems to have acquired the first images of the Gen 4 lineup.
While not every Pokemon from Gen 4 is included in these first images, there is quite a wide selection to choose from and you’ll undoubtedly find one you’ll like. This first wave includes fan-favorite Pokemon such as Togekiss, Mismagius, Munchlax, Lucario, and Porygon Z as well as some not-so-fan favorites such as Finneon, Lumineon, and Carnivine.
It’s uncertain when these plushes will go on sale or whether Pokemon Center will reveal the rest of the Gen 4 Pokedex, but it will likely be a wait for those outside of Japan. Previous generations of Pokemon Fit plushes have always been sold in Japan first and are then made available in North America at a later date. All of you residing in Europe or elsewhere will have to pay to get them imported if you really want one.
If you’re not a fan of Gen 4 for some reason, you may also be interested to know that the first three generations of Pokemon are also available to purchase in North America on the official Pokemon Center website, including the entire first 151 Pokemon from the first generation as well as select Pokemon from generation 2 and 3.
We may not know the exact date that these plushes will be available in the West, but it’s highly likely that these will be brought out in Japan for the release of Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl next month. Gen 4 hype is at an all-time high right now, and it would be strange if Pokemon Center didn’t capitalise.
As for the games themselves, Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are due to be released on November 19 exclusively for Nintendo Switch. It’s still relatively unclear what to expect from these remakes, but you can read everything we know about the games here.
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