Holiday Season Arrives at the Pokémon Center!
The Pokémon Center has launched its 2026 holiday collection featuring a "Winter Night Sky" theme with Mew as a featured Pokémon. According to Pokemongohub, the merchandise is currently available in the USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, with upcoming releases scheduled for the UK and Germany. Pokejungle reports that the Christmas Junbichu holiday collection will release on October 24 at Japanese Pokémon Center locations and online, alongside a new merchandise line inspired by Pokémon Legends: Z-A.
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- First reported by PocketMonsters.net on October 15, 2026.
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Holiday Season Arrives at the Pokémon Center!
Today the Holiday collection released at the Pokémon Center in the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and will be arriving at the UK and Germany Pokémon Center very soon! The theme this year is ‘Winter Night Sky’, with Mew as a featured Pokémon. The collection has everything from holiday decorations, to homeware, clothing, plushies, […] The post Holiday Season Arrives at the Pokémon Center! a
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First look: 2026 Pokémon Center Japan holiday collection & Pokémon Legends: Z-A merch
Tonight the 2026 holiday Pokémon merchandise coming to the Japanese Pokémon Center has been revealed, as well as a new collection of merchandise inspired by Pokémon Legends: Z-A! 2026 Pokémon holiday merchandise The Christmas Junbichu holiday collection will be released on October 24 and will be available online and in Pokémon Center stores across the ... Read more Source
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Pokémon Center 2026 Holiday Collection
The Pokémon Center has launced their 2026 Holiday Collection and it is now available at the Pokémon Center. Pictures from the press release have been added to an Imageboard thread. Pokémon Cent...
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