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New Razer Pokemon Items Feature Espeon and Umbreon Eeveelutions

New Razer Pokemon Items Feature Espeon and Umbreon Eeveelutions
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Razer and The Pokemon Company International confirmed the next accessories in its line of headsets, keyboards, mice, peripherals, and other items will be one based on the Espeon and Umbreon Eeveelutions. They are now available in the US, and each one features both characters. They follow items like the Gengar Razer Kraken Kitty and Bulbasaur, Charmander, Pikachu, and Squirtle Razer Cobra gaming mouse.

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The $49.99 Razer Cobra wired mouse, $29.99 Gigantus V2 medium-size cloth mouse mat, $109.99 Kraken V4 X wired headset, and $119.99 Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard with magnetic wrist rest are all part of the latest collection. All items feature a purple color scheme with a lavender and pink moon and stars pattern and the two characters. The Pokemon are in different poses on each item. As an example, oo on the headset the Espeon is sitting and winking while the Umbreon stands next to it and on the keyboard the Espeon is lying down while the Umbreon walks alongside it. 

You can see all of the new Pokemon Razer items in the gallery below.

Razer engages in many game and anime crossovers worldwide. Some of the past ones we’ve seen recently include items based on Goddess of Victory: NIKKE, Evangelion, and Sanrio mascots such as Cinnamoroll.

The Pokemon Razer Espeon and Umbreon Cobra mouse, Gigantus V2 mouse mat, Kraken V4 X headset, and Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard are available now. 

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