Pokemon Logo Image from the former Coming Soon section of the website.
Pokémon are one of the current licensed series collections found in Build-A-Bear Workshop.
Around December 2015, each Build-A-Bear Store would show a glass case with a Pikachu Plush inside, which hinted that Pokémon would come to Build-A-Bear Workshop.
The link to buy the plushies can be found right here for US users and right here for UK users.
Plushies[]
| Pokémon | Image | Release Date | Size | Price (USD) | Price (GBP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu |  |
December 2015 | 15 inches | ||
| Eevee |  |
September 2016 | 14 inches | ||
| Charmander |  |
December 2016 | 14 inches | ||
| Squirtle |  |
June 2017 | 14 inches | ||
| Meowth |  |
September 2017 | 16 inches | ||
| Vulpix |  |
October 2017 | 13 inches | ||
| Bulbasaur |  |
November 2017 | 14 inches | ||
| Jigglypuff |  |
May 2018 | 10 inches | ||
| Alolan Vulpix |  |
September 2018 | 13 inches | ||
| Piplup |  |
October 2018 | 15 inches | ||
| Psyduck |  |
May 2019 | |||
| Snubbull |  |
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| Snorlax |  |
August 2019 | 16 inches | ||
| Pichu |  |
October 2019 | 12 inches | ||
| Jumbo Snorlax |  |
November 2019 | 24 inches | ||
| Flareon |  |
January 2020 | 12 inches | ||
| Jolteon |  |
May 2020 | 12 inches | ||
| Vaporeon |  |
August 2020 | 12 inches | ||
| Dragonite |  |
December 2020 | 15 inches | ||
| Mew |  |
February 2021 | 13 inches | ||
| Scorbunny |  |
May 2021 | 15 inches | ||
| Espeon |  |
August 2021 | 11 inches | ||
| Umbreon |  |
12 inches | |||
| Gengar |  |
September 2021 | 12 inches | ||
| Glaceon |  |
December 2021 | 12 inches | ||
| Leafeon |  |
March 2022 | 12 inches | ||
| Grookey |  |
May 2022 | 13 inches | ||
| 25th Celebration Pikachu |  |
July 2022 | 13 inches | ||
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| Teddiursa |  |
November 2022 | 13 inches | ||
| Sylveon |  |
December 2022 | 12 inches | ||
| Growlithe |  |
March 2023 | 11 inches | ||
| Sobble |  |
April 2023 | 12 inches | ||
| Sprigatito |  |
July 2023 | 13 inches | ||
| Mimikyu |  |
September 2023 | 12 inches | ||
| Mudkip |  |
November 2023 | 11 inches | ||
| Charizard |  |
February 2024 | 22 inches | ||
| Bidoof |  |
March 2024 | 9 inches | ||
| Munchlax |  |
June 2024 | 13 inches | ||
| Fuecoco |  |
July 2024 | 13 inches | ||
| Cubone |  |
October 2024 | 13 inches | ||
| Riolu |  |
November 2024 | 16 inches |
Trivia[]
- Originally, Pokémon Cards were handed out to consumers who purchased a Pokémon plushie, with there being 14 in total. Since 2020, the cards have been discontinued with all future releases.
- Out of the first 14 plushies with a Pokémon Card, Pichu was the only one to not include a specific card for that Pokemon, as the last release for a Pichu Card was back in 2010, thus instead using a different Pikachu card.
Gallery[]
The Pokéball (To Announce that Build-A-Bear on Twitter is adding another Pokémon)
The Build-A-Bear Eevee Evolution Chart