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Re-Ment Pokemon 30th Anniversary Terrarium Collection Appears

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Re-Ment released a 30th anniversary Pokemon Terrarium Collection 10, which is now available in toy, variety, and character goods stores in Japan. These items cost 1,650 yen ($10.50) each. We’re also already seeing them worldwide, as Amazon is taking pre-orders of a full set of six for $118.99, though that isn’t expected to arrive until between October 5-9, 2026.

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There are six variations of the Pokemon 30th anniversary terrarium collection from Re-Ment. They only feature Pokemon from the first 151 species. The stand also features the special 30th anniversary logo. As a reminder, these Re-Ment terrariums are blind boxes, so if you’re aiming for a particular one, you’ll either need to be lucky or buy the entire box set.

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The variations are:

  • Bulbasaur and Oddish
  • Charmander and Diglett
  • Mew
  • Pikachu and Caterpie
  • Squirtle
  • Vulpix

It’s unclear why Squirtle, Vulpix, and Mew are alone, but Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Pikachu get to hang out with a friend. Granted, this is not the first time that Re-Ment has released blind boxes where some come with two Pokemon and others only have one. For example, the Steel and Fairy type collection from 2024 mostly had figures of a single Pokemon, save for the Pikachu and Togedemaru one. Similarly, in its Terrarium Collection 15 line, only Pikachu had a friend (Mew). Everyone else was alone.

Pokemon Winds and Waves, the first entry in Generation X, will come out in 2027 for the Switch 2. The Pokemon 30th Anniversary Terrarium Collection 10 is now available in Japan and will soon appear worldwide.

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