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New Baskin Robbins Pokemon Campaign Includes Pawmi

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From August 1 to September 3, 2025, Baskin Robbins in Japan will run a Pokemon collaboration campaign. Pawmi, the Pikachu clone of Scarlet/Violet, is front and center of the poster (along with, of course, Pikachu).

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Like the ongoing Super Mario Bros. campaign at Baskin Robbins, the Pokemon collaboration will feature exclusive flavors, sundaes, drinks, cakes, and containers. Containers and bags focus on the Pokemon from Scarlet/Violet, which is the latest generation. If you purchase a double scoop, you can also get a Pokemon sticker with ice cream in the background. Aside from the new Pokemon, you can get stickers of species like Dedenne, Tepig, Psyduck, Sylveon, and Chikorita.

The Pokemon ice cream flavor will be Pikachu Tropika Soda, which combines sorbet and vanilla to imitate the taste of a soda float. It’ll also have cute Pikachu-shaped candies. You can also enjoy the refreshing Pokemon Colorful Fruits drink, which contained crushed ice topped with lemon, pineapple, and apple syrup. The colors are red, green, and blue—the same colors as the starter Pokemon. Finally, for the ice cream cake, you can choose a big one that resembles Pikachu’s face, or one cut into four flavors and topped with candies depicting Pikachu, Fuecoco, Sprigatito, and Quaxly.

The Pokemon campaign at Baskin Robbins in Japan will start from August 1 and run until September 3, 2025. The ongoing Super Mario Bros. collaboration will end on July 31, 2025. As for the games, Pokemon Legends: Z-A will come out on October 16, 2025 for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2.

Stephanie Liu
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