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Zenless Zone Zero × ZOZOTOWN: New Character Illustrations and Fashion Items on Sale Now

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Just as HoYo FEST 2026 wraps up in Singapore, HoYoverse’s urban fantasy action RPG Zenless Zone Zero has launched a fashion collaboration with Japan’s largest online fashion mall ZOZOTOWN — and four of the game’s most popular characters are getting brand-new, exclusive illustrations to go with it.

Zenless Zone Zero x ZOZOTOWN collaboration key visual showing Hugo, Vivian, Miyabi, and Harumasa in their collab outfits against a futuristic cityscape
Image courtesy of HoYoverse / ZOZOTOWN

Four Characters, 13 Items — Streetwear Meets New Eridu

The collab spotlights Hoshimi Miyabi, Asaba Harumasa, Vivian Banshee, and Hugo Vlad — a quartet of fan-favourite ZZZ agents — each rendered in a new 描き下ろし (original commissioned) illustration wearing a real, purchasable outfit inspired by their in-game look. The art was first revealed during the ZZZ Ver.3.1 「The Long Goodbye」 2nd Anniversary broadcast on 28 July (Japanese).

Thirteen items in total cover both fashion and accessories, unified around a sharp black-dominant palette:

  • Miyabi MA-1 Jacket — ¥32,780 (M / L)
  • Miyabi Bucket Hat — ¥6,578
  • Harumasa Mountain Parka — ¥32,780 (M / L)
  • Harumasa Baseball Cap — ¥6,578
  • Vivian Mode Shirt — ¥16,280 (M / L)
  • Hugo Chester Coat — ¥38,280 (M / L)
  • Collaboration T-shirts — ¥4,378
  • Tote Bag, Tapestry, Rubber Desk Mat — ¥3,795 each
  • Acrylic Keychain, Sticker Set (5 pieces) — ¥2,200 each
  • Merchandise Set — ¥3,278

Every purchase comes with a random ID photo-style sticker featuring one of the four characters.

Hoshimi Miyabi in the ZOZOTOWN collab outfit: bucket hat with 'MIYABI' text, MA-1 jacket, teal pleated dress and combat boots
Image courtesy of HoYoverse / ZOZOTOWN

Miyabi, Hugo, Harumasa: The Outfits Up Close

The translated designs lean into each character’s existing aesthetic. Miyabi’s look pairs an oversized MA-1 bomber with a teal pleated midi-skirt and her signature bucket hat — chic and practical, with her spectral Hollow companion Mimi perched on the brim. Hugo Vlad’s chester coat is long and structured, the kind of tailored silhouette the Cunning Hares’ chief handler would actually wear off-mission. Harumasa’s parka and baseball cap go full streetwear energy, anchored by a yellow graphic hoodie layered underneath — which matches his in-game colour coding almost exactly.

Hugo Vlad in the ZOZOTOWN chester coat — long black tailored coat with gold accessories
Image courtesy of HoYoverse / ZOZOTOWN
Asaba Harumasa in the ZOZOTOWN mountain parka and baseball cap, yellow graphic hoodie underneath
Image courtesy of HoYoverse / ZOZOTOWN

Pre-Orders, Delivery and the Singapore Question

Pre-orders are open now at the ZOZOTOWN special event page (Japanese) and run until 31 August 2026 at 12:00 noon JST. Delivery is slated for mid-November to mid-December 2026.

These items are Japan-exclusive — ZOZOTOWN does not ship directly to Singapore. Singapore fans who want them will need to use a Japan proxy shopping or forwarding service, which is standard practice for Japanese anime and game merchandise. Factor in service fees and international shipping when calculating the final cost: the Hugo Chester Coat at ¥38,280 works out to roughly S$345 before those extras, while the tote bag at ¥3,795 is closer to S$34.

There’s no confirmed Singapore retail or online availability at this time. If official international distribution is announced, we’ll update this post.

Omotesando Pop-Up: 15–16 August in Tokyo

If you’re heading to Japan in August, an in-person exhibition event (Japanese) runs on 15–16 August 2026 at MIL GALLERY JINGUMAE in Omotesando, Tokyo. The event features item displays and photo spots with the collaboration visuals — no mention yet of exclusive on-site stock.

For more details and the full item listings, check the ZOZOTOWN ZZZ collab page (Japanese) and follow our merch coverage for updates.

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Digimon’s DIGIVICE ver.REVIVAL Launches Today in Japan

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Today — 1 August 2026 — is Odaiba Memorial Day, the anniversary of when the DigiDestined first arrived in the Digital World. Bandai Namco is marking it in the best way possible: the DIGIVICE ver.REVIVAL is out today in Japan, reviving the iconic LCD handheld toy from the original Digimon Adventure series for the first time since 1999.

What Is the DIGIVICE ver.REVIVAL?

If you grew up in Singapore watching Digimon Adventure and pestering your parents for a Digivice at the toy shop, this one is for you. Released in Japan in July 1999, the original Digivice was a pendulum-style LCD game — you raised a Digimon partner, kept it healthy by swinging the device, and linked up with other Digivice owners to swap HELP requests. It was part virtual pet, part adventure companion, and for a generation of Singapore kids it was the coolest thing on the toy shelf.

The DIGIVICE ver.REVIVAL brings that loop back, pulling content from the full original Digimon Adventure TV run all the way through the 2020 film Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna. There are more than 80 Digimon to raise and encounter — partners and rivals alike — and the core pendulum mechanic is intact. The retail price in Japan is ¥4,378 (tax included), roughly US$30.

DIGIVICE ver.REVIVAL Taichi Yagami Colour — orange and blue transparent body with Agumon on the LCD screen
Image courtesy of Bandai Namco

Two Variants: Taichi or Yamato?

There are two colour variants at launch, each styled after one of the original DigiDestined:

  • Taichi Yagami Colour — the classic orange-and-blue transparent shell with Agumon on boot. If you only owned one Digivice as a kid, it was probably this one.
  • Yamato Ishida Colour — a deep translucent blue with white buttons, Gabumon on the LCD. Yamato’s device always had the colder, sharper look, and this version nails it.

Both variants have identical gameplay and Digimon rosters — the choice is cosmetic. A single CR2032 battery (included) powers the unit and the rated age is 8 and above.

DIGIVICE ver.REVIVAL Yamato Ishida Colour — deep blue and white body with Gabumon on the LCD screen
Image courtesy of Bandai Namco

How Singapore Fans Can Pick One Up

The DIGIVICE ver.REVIVAL is going out through general Japanese retail today — it is not a Premium Bandai exclusive — so stock should be broadly available at toy shops and electronics chains across Japan. For Singapore fans, the usual import routes apply: Play-Asia and AmiAmi both stock Bandai toys and frequently ship to Singapore, and proxy/forwarding services (Tenso, Buyee, Remambo) are straightforward options for this size of item.

Closer to home, Singapore’s Zenint — a local Digimon card and collectibles specialist — has both variants listed for pre-order ahead of the international release. Bandai has confirmed an international version is in development, described as a re-work of the existing Ver.Complete build made more accessible for fans outside Japan (likely including English text). Zenint’s listings point to a September–November 2026 window for that release; international pricing has not been confirmed.

If you want the Japanese version now, ¥4,378 per unit is very reasonable for a piece of Digimon history. Both colours are worth considering — the 1999 originals came out at similar price points and dried up fast. For more on upcoming Digimon products and other gaming news, see our latest news.

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Pokémon Center Singapore Wave 2 Drops 7 August — Pikachu Durian, Kopi and Pandan Charms Confirmed

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Three weeks on from the grand reopening of Pokémon Center Singapore at Jewel Changi Airport, the store’s second wave of commemorative merchandise has confirmed its launch date and full SGD price list — and it’s a genuinely local lineup worth planning a trip for. Wave 2 hits the shelves on 7 August 2026.

Everything in Wave 2 — and How Much It’ll Cost

The complete confirmed product list for the 7 August launch, with SGD prices direct from the official listing via NintendoSoup:

  • Pikachu Bag Charms (3 designs: Durian, Kopi, Pandan Cake) — S$23 each
  • Peranakan-Pattern Pouches (Light Blue or Green) — S$55 each
  • Embroidered Tote Bag (Pikachu & Solgaleo motif) — S$48
  • Graphic T-Shirts (Adults S/M/L) — S$35 each
  • Graphic T-Shirts (Kids 110 cm / 130 cm) — S$29 each

All items are Singapore-exclusive and will only be available at the Jewel Changi Airport store — there is no confirmed online shop listing for these Wave 2 items.

Pokémon Center Singapore 2026 FULL Tour + New Eevee Collection [4K] — via Attractions Asia on YouTube

Pikachu Goes Local: Durian, Kopi and Pandan

The headline items are three Pikachu bag charms, each holding a different Singapore food icon. The durian charm leans hard into the love-it-or-hate-it king of fruits, the kopi charm gives you Pikachu cradling a cup of local black coffee, and the pandan cake charm rounds out the trio with one of Singapore’s most-loved green-hued treats. At S$23 each these sit in comfortable impulse-buy territory — expect all three to sell fast.

Pikachu Durian bag charm — Pokémon Center Singapore Wave 2
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company
Pikachu Kopi bag charm — Pokémon Center Singapore Wave 2
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company
Pikachu Pandan Cake bag charm — Pokémon Center Singapore Wave 2
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company

Pouches, T-Shirts and a Tote

The wearables and carry-goods skew toward the Peranakan-inspired design language the store adopted with its renovation. The pouches (S$55 each, available in light blue and green) feature an intricate Pokémon pattern on the inner lining that draws on traditional Peranakan tile motifs. The tote bag at S$48 is embroidered with Pikachu and Solgaleo — the store’s new symbol Pokémon — and the graphic tees carry the same Singapore-cityscape Pokémon artwork from the first wave.

Pokémon Center Singapore Peranakan-pattern pouch in green — Wave 2
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company
Pokémon Center Singapore Wave 2 graphic T-shirt
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company

Getting There on 7 August

Pokémon Center Singapore is at Jewel Changi Airport, #04-201 & 202, open daily from 10am to 10pm. The store had queue restrictions during the July 1 reopening rush, but demand for Wave 2 could be brisk — follow the store’s official Instagram (@pokemoncentersingapore) for any early-queue updates nearer the date. Wave 2 is a genuine Singapore exclusive, so if you’re visiting friends or family in late August these make solid gifts that you simply cannot order online. Find the full Wave 1 and Wave 2 rundown on other Singapore gaming merch news on GameTrader.

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Pokémon Center × Sean Wotherspoon: Pikachu, Charizard & Bulbasaur Get the Vintage Treatment

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Two worlds that feel like they were always destined to collide: Pokémon Center and Los Angeles designer Sean Wotherspoon have announced a limited collaborative plush collection featuring Pikachu, Charizard, and Bulbasaur — each reimagined using vintage-inspired fabrics and handcraft-forward construction. Pre-orders open 23 July 2026 at Pokémon Center Japan, with a global rollout expected to follow.

Pikachu, Charizard and Bulbasaur vintage plushies from the Pokémon Center × Sean Wotherspoon collaboration
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center / Sean Wotherspoon

Who Is Sean Wotherspoon?

Sean Wotherspoon portrait
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center / Sean Wotherspoon

Wotherspoon is the founder of Round Two, a vintage and sneaker boutique with outposts in Los Angeles, New York, and Tokyo. He is probably best known outside streetwear circles for winning the Nike On Air design competition in 2017 with the Air Max 1/97 “Sean Wotherspoon” — a corduroy-panelled sneaker that became one of the most hyped Nike releases of the decade and remains highly traded today. His aesthetic is rooted in 1970s–1980s Americana: chenille patches, boucle textures, varsity-jacket colour blocking, and a deliberate handmade quality that pushes back against polished mass production.

He has collaborated with major brands including adidas, Hot Wheels, and Levi’s, but a Pokémon tie-in — a franchise with its own deep 1990s nostalgia DNA — is arguably the most natural fit he has had in years.

The Plushies: Vintage Fabrics, Pokémon Souls

Pikachu plush close-up showing vintage corduroy fabric from the Sean Wotherspoon collaboration
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center / Sean Wotherspoon

The three plushies each carry Wotherspoon’s signature material language. Pikachu is rendered in a warm golden corduroy with contrast-stitched facial features and a red-velvet inner ear. Bulbasaur uses a sage-green boucle body with the iconic seed bulb rendered in a deeper forest-green pile fabric. Charizard is the centrepiece: its wings are patchworked from multiple flame-toned fabrics — rust, amber, and burnt orange — giving it a look closer to a collectible craft object than a mass-produced toy.

Charizard plush close-up showing patchwork wing fabric from the Pokémon Center × Sean Wotherspoon collaboration
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center / Sean Wotherspoon

All three are sized as display plushies rather than standard shelf plushies — approximately 30 cm each — and each comes packaged in a branded round tin decorated with vintage-style Pokémon artwork. The tin alone is being discussed heavily in the collecting community as a reason to pick up the set.

Pre-Order Details and Singapore Access

Pre-orders open at Pokémon Center Japan online on 23 July 2026. Individual pricing has not been confirmed at time of writing, but the collection is expected to be in the ¥4,000–¥6,000 per piece range based on comparable Pokémon Center limited plushies. A bundle option for all three is also anticipated.

There is no confirmed Singapore or Southeast Asia release through official channels yet. Singapore fans have two realistic options: use a proxy or forwarding service to order from Pokémon Center Japan, or watch Pokémon Center Online for a potential international drop, which has happened with previous high-demand collaborations. Given Wotherspoon’s global profile and the three-Pokémon breadth of the collab, an international rollout is plausible — just not confirmed.

For ongoing updates on Pokémon merchandise and collaborations reaching Singapore, check our Pokémon section.

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Pokémon × UNIQLO UT Wave 2 Drops 24 July — Pixel Art Tees Confirmed for Singapore

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UNIQLO’s Pokémon 30th-anniversary UT collaboration is back for a second wave — and this drop fully commits to retro. Eight graphic tees built from the original Game Boy’s monochrome pixel art hit stores on 24 July, with the collection already confirmed for Singapore through the UNIQLO Singapore UT page, listed there as “Launching Late July.”

From Watercolour to Game Boy Grey

Pokémon 30th Anniversary Red Version promotional artwork with Trainer Red, Charmander, and the 30th anniversary logo
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company / UNIQLO

The first wave of UNIQLO’s Pokémon anniversary UT (March 2026) celebrated the franchise through Ken Sugimori’s original watercolour illustration style. Wave 2 takes the opposite approach, dialling back to Pokémon Red and Green’s 160×144 Game Boy display. Every adult design in this collection uses the same dot-matrix sprites that appeared on screen back in 1996 — black and white, no gradients, pure nostalgia.

The Men’s Line: Four Kanto Designs

UNIQLO Pokémon 30th anniversary UT men's collection: four designs including Mewtwo, Red Version, Pikachu pocket tee, and Kanto Gym Pokémon
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company / UNIQLO

Four adult graphic tees make up the collection, priced at ¥1,990 each in Japan (sizes XS to 4XL):

  • Pokémon UT Red Version — The opening-screen pixel art (Trainer Red and Charmander mid-battle) printed on a white tee, exactly as it appeared in the game.
  • Pokémon UT Kanto Gym — A light grey tee with the eight Gym Leaders’ partner Pokémon marching across the chest (Onix, Starmie, Raichu, Vileplume, Weezing, Alakazam, Arcanine, Rhydon), plus the eight Gym Badges embroidered on the left sleeve as a discrete detail.
  • Pokémon UT Mewtwo and Mew — White shirt with Mewtwo rendered as No. 150 on the front in the original Japanese Pokédex label style; flip the shirt and Mew appears as a hidden print on the back hem.
  • Pokémon UT Pikachu Evolution — A black pocket tee with original-sprite Pikachu on the chest pocket, with Raichu hidden inside the pocket lining — the evolution reveal you have to earn by actually opening the pocket.

Kids’ Line: Same Pixel DNA, With Colour

UNIQLO Pokémon 30th anniversary UT kids' collection featuring Gengar, Pikachu, and Red Version designs
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company / UNIQLO

The kids’ range (¥990, sizes 100–160 cm) pulls the same retro sprites but adds colour, landing on a different wavelength from the adult monochrome line. The four children’s designs include a light blue Red Version screen tee, a Pikachu multi-expression tee, a white tee with a pixel lineup of fan favourites (Charizard, Caterpie, Jigglypuff, Eevee, Dragonite), and — the standout of the kids’ set — a black Gengar tee, No. 094 rendered in purple pixel art.

The Gengar shirt is the only piece across both adult and kids’ lines to spotlight a Pokémon outside of the Kanto trio and Pikachu/Mewtwo. On a black base with purple pixel sprite, it reads like a proper Halloween piece and will likely sell fast.

Getting It in Singapore

The UNIQLO Singapore website already has the Pokémon 30th Anniversary section active with a “Launching Late July” label, placing the local on-sale date in line with Japan’s 24 July launch. The collection should be available both in-store at UNIQLO outlets across Singapore and through the UNIQLO Singapore online store — SGD pricing has not been confirmed, but the Japan price of ¥1,990 per adult tee is roughly SGD $18–20 at current rates.

If the first-wave sell-through is anything to go by, the Gengar and Kanto Gym tees will be the first to go in the more popular sizes. UNIQLO’s larger stores (ION Orchard, Jewel Changi Airport, VivoCity) tend to carry the fuller UT size range, so those are worth heading to early if you need XS or XL options.

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Godzilla × Sanrio Characters: Hello Kitty Goes Kaiju — Merch Hits Japan 22 July

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Toho and Sanrio have pulled off one of the sweetest cross-franchise collabs of 2026: seven of Sanrio’s most beloved characters are suiting up as Godzillas from five different film eras, and the merchandise arrives at Japanese retailers on 22 July 2026.

Sanrio Characters Dressed Across 70 Years of Godzilla

The lineup draws from the full sweep of the Godzilla franchise rather than sticking to a single era, which is exactly what makes it so nerdy-fun. Each Sanrio character is paired with a specific version of the King of the Monsters:

  • Hello Kitty — the 1954 original, grey-scaled and roaring
  • Cinnamoroll — also the 1954 Godzilla, complete with his floppy ears still visible inside the suit
  • My Melody — the Heisei-era Burning Godzilla, rendered in warm reddish-brown
  • Kuromi — a dark, spiked version drawing on the MechaGodzilla design
  • My Sweet Piano — a creamy beige kaiju variant all her own
  • Pompompurin — a fire-chested Godzilla with glowing orange accents
  • Hangyodon — a sleek dark-blue variant with distinctive shoulder fins

The official key art shows all seven marching side by side, Godzilla footprints and Sanrio motifs — bows, skulls, apples, swirls — scattered across the background. It should not work as well as it does.

Godzilla Sanrio Characters flat merch — stickers, acrylic stands and keychains
Image courtesy of Toho / Sanrio

Full Merch Lineup and Prices

The collection spans a wide range of price points, from affordable flat goods to collectible plush pieces:

  • Plush mascot keychains (マスコット) — ¥3,080 (~S$28) each; Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, My Melody, Kuromi, Pompompurin, Hangyodon, and My Sweet Piano all available, each with a ball-chain and a hidden zip detail at the back
  • 3D rubber keychains (立体マスコットキーホルダー) — seven characters in soft-rubber form on coloured strap clips
  • 3-link acrylic keychains — three characters on a single keychain set
  • Random mini acrylic stands (blind box) — ¥660 (~S$6); 10 types plus one secret variant
  • Die-cut stickers and flake sticker sheets — from ¥660 (~S$6)
  • Embroidered mini towels (刺繍ミニタオル) — ¥990 (~S$9) in three colourways, printed with character motifs and Godzilla footprints
  • Melamine tumbler (メラミンタンブラー) — ¥935 (~S$8.50); features a sweet surprise — once the drink is gone, a hidden Piano-chan illustration appears at the bottom of the cup
Godzilla Sanrio 3D rubber mascot keychains featuring Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, My Melody, Kuromi, Pompompurin and Hangyodon
Image courtesy of Toho / Sanrio

On Sale 22 July at the Godzilla Store, Don Quijote and Bic Camera

The collection hits three retail channels simultaneously across Japan on 22 July 2026: the official Godzilla Store (Tokyo and other locations), Don Quijote branches nationwide, and Bic Camera stores. The wide retail spread gives the collab real reach beyond the niche collector market.

Godzilla Sanrio embroidered mini towels and melamine tumbler with hidden Piano-chan surprise at the bottom
Image courtesy of Toho / Sanrio

No international shipping or online storefront has been confirmed at time of writing, which makes this effectively an import-only line for Singapore fans. If you have a Japan trip planned this summer’s school holidays — and Don Quijote is already on your Tokyo itinerary — this is one more reason to budget some extra baggage space. Proxy and forwarding services are the other obvious route if you cannot make it in person.

Godzilla Sanrio plush mascot keychains — Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, My Melody, Kuromi, Pompompurin and Hangyodon in full kaiju costume
Image courtesy of Toho / Sanrio

Check the official Godzilla website for any additional stockist updates closer to the launch date, and keep an eye on our merch coverage for any word on regional availability.

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Pokémon × G-SHOCK 30th Anniversary Watch — S$299 in Singapore From 25 July

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Pokémon’s 30th anniversary has delivered some standout merchandise, but nothing lands quite like this: Casio has teamed up with The Pokémon Company to release the GA-110PKM-7A, the first full-sized G-SHOCK ever to carry the Pokémon name. Singapore fans can get one from the official G-SHOCK Singapore store from 25 July 2026 at S$299 — with quantities capped at one unit per CASIO-ID member.

Pokemon 30th Anniversary｜Collaboration Model【GA-110PKM-7A】 — via CASIO G-SHOCK on YouTube

The GA-110 Platform — A First for Pokémon

Every previous Pokémon-branded Casio watch was built on the compact Baby-G line. The GA-110PKM-7A makes history by moving the franchise up to the much larger GA-110 base — G-SHOCK’s bold, imposing platform that collectors and streetwear fans will recognise instantly. On the GA-110, the Pokémon collaboration has room to show off in a way no earlier Casio tie-up has managed.

The colour palette is a direct tribute to the 1996 originals. Red, green, and blue — pulled straight from Pocket Monsters Red, Pocket Monsters Green, and Pocket Monsters Blue — run through the buttons, bezel, and accents against a translucent resin case that keeps the look clean.

GA-110PKM-7A dial showing Pikachu-shaped hands and Pokémon logo
Image courtesy of Casio / G-SHOCK

Every Pokémon Detail, Decoded

The dial is where the collaboration really shows off. The analogue hands are shaped like Pikachu’s silhouette, meaning the time is literally told by the franchise’s mascot. At the 9 o’clock position, a sub-dial inspired by a Poké Ball rounds off the face design, with the Pokémon logo printed alongside.

The translucent resin band is engraved with all 30 Pokémon the watch is celebrating: three first-partner Pokémon from each of the nine main-series regions (Kanto through Paldea), plus Pikachu and Eevee. Mew appears on the band loop itself, bringing the total to exactly 30. Flip the watch over and the stainless-steel case back carries an engraved Pokémon logo and a Pikachu face — a detail collectors will appreciate long after the first unboxing.

GA-110PKM-7A stainless steel case back with Pokémon and Pikachu engraving
Image courtesy of Casio / G-SHOCK

The Poké Ball Box

Casio saved some of the best design work for the packaging. The GA-110PKM-7A ships inside a Poké Ball-shaped box — a full-sized round casing that opens to reveal the watch nestled in the bottom half, surrounded by illustrations of all 30 Pokémon from the band. It is the kind of unboxing experience that turns any watch into a permanent display piece.

GA-110PKM-7A G-SHOCK watch inside Poké Ball-shaped packaging with Pokémon illustrations
Image courtesy of Casio / G-SHOCK

Specs at a Glance

The GA-110PKM-7A carries the full G-SHOCK feature set: 20-bar water resistance (serious swim-proof credentials), shock and magnetic resistance, world time across 48 cities, five daily alarms, a 1/1,000th-second stopwatch, countdown timer, and an LED backlight. Dimensions are 55 × 51.2 × 16.9 mm at 72g — sized to be noticed on the wrist.

GA-110PKM-7A full watch view from front with translucent band
Image courtesy of Casio / G-SHOCK

Getting It in Singapore

The GA-110PKM-7A is priced at S$299 at G-SHOCK Singapore, with the local launch on 25 July 2026 — around a week after the global release on 17 July. Within Southeast Asia, Singapore is the designated official channel for this model. Purchasing through the G-SHOCK Singapore online store requires a CASIO-ID membership account, and the limit is strictly one unit per member. Returns are not accepted on this limited edition, so be sure before you check out.

Pre-orders and full purchase details are live on the official G-SHOCK Singapore page. For more Pokémon merchandise news and upcoming events in Singapore, keep an eye on our latest news.

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Pokémon Center Singapore Reopens at Jewel on 1 July 2026

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Mark your calendars, Trainers — Pokémon Center SINGAPORE reopens at Jewel Changi Airport on 1 July 2026, and it is coming back as the first Pokémon Center store outside Japan to get a full-scale redesign.

Pokémon Center Singapore reopening key art featuring Solgaleo
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center Singapore

Pokémon Center Singapore reopens at Jewel Changi Airport

After closing in April for reconstruction, the store returns to its home at Jewel Changi Airport (#04-201/202/203, 78 Airport Boulevard), open daily from 10am to 10pm. It is not just a fresh coat of paint either — Pokémon Singapore is billing this as the first full-scale renovation of any Pokémon Center outside Japan, with an interior reimagined around Singapore’s culture and heritage.

Solgaleo takes over as the new store symbol

The biggest change is the new face of the store. The Legendary Pokémon Solgaleo becomes the official symbol of Pokémon Center SINGAPORE, appearing on the new logo and façade — its sun-like mane greeting visitors at the entrance, alongside Pikachu, in a display designed to evoke the Singapore skyline. Managing Director Shunsuke Sasaki said the team wanted the store “to be more deeply rooted in Singapore.”

Solgaleo and Pikachu plush toys from Pokémon Center Singapore
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center Singapore

20 Singapore-exclusive products, kopi and all

This is where local fans will want to pay attention. A total of 20 new products have been designed specifically for the Singapore store, with the first 12 launching at the grand reopening and a second wave arriving in August. Opening-day items include Solgaleo and Pikachu plushes, a kopi cup-and-saucer set, sticker sets and magnets, with the August drop adding a Pikachu-and-kopi bag charm. Yes, the local touches are very on-theme.

Durian Pikachu plush, a Singapore-exclusive Pokémon Center item
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center Singapore

A new event space for tournaments

The revamp also adds a dedicated event space at the back of the store, fitted with a large-format monitor for activities spanning the Pokémon video games, the Trading Card Game and app-based gaming. It is a clear signal that the new store wants to be a community hangout, not just a retail stop.

How to get in during the first five days

Demand is expected to be intense, so a special admission system runs from 1 to 5 July 2026:

  • 10am – 1pm: Entry by advance reservation through the Store Visit Application.
  • 1pm onwards: Same-day queue entry tickets, handed out from 8:30am on a first-come, first-served basis while stocks last.

Check the official Pokémon Center SINGAPORE channels closer to the date for reservation details.

What this means for Singapore gamers

Getting the first major Pokémon Center redesign outside Japan — complete with a Solgaleo logo and durian-and-kopi flavoured exclusives — is a real nod to how strong the Pokémon community is here. Whether you are hunting the launch plushes or just want to see the new Jewel façade, 1 July is the date to plan around. For more launches and meetups, keep an eye on our events coverage.