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KFC Singapore x Pokémon: The Ultimate Launch Starts 19 August

KFC Singapore is going all-in on Pokémon, and The Ultimate Launch is exactly what it sounds like: one of the biggest food collabs to hit the island this year. From 19 August to 29 September 2026, every one of the chain’s 71 outlets transforms into part of the Pokémon universe — with a Japanese-themed seasonal menu, two waves of collectible merch, Pokémon GO integration, and Pikachu meet-and-greets on the schedule.

A Japanese-Inspired Menu Worth Trying

KFC Singapore Pokémon Japanese Nanban Zinger burger
Image courtesy of KFC Singapore

The centrepiece of the food side is a limited-time Japanese Nanban menu that brings tangy umami flavours to KFC’s lineup:

  • Japanese Nanban Zinger from $7.50
  • Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites from $6.90
  • Japanese Nanban Loaded Fries at $5.95
  • Sweet Potato Balls from $3.95

The Nanban sauce — a Japanese-style sweet vinegar marinade — gives the collaboration a genuinely Japan-flavoured feel rather than a simple character rebrand. All items are available across all 71 outlets for the campaign’s full six-week run.

Wave 1 Merch (from 19 August): Blind-Box Reversible Pouches

KFC Singapore Pokémon Reversible Everyday Blind Pouch with Pikachu Eevee Mew Snorlax designs
Image courtesy of KFC Singapore

First up: the Pokémon Reversible Everyday Blind Pouch at $14.95, redeemable with any purchase of the Japanese Nanban Zinger or Chicken Bites Box. The pouches look like Poké Balls on the outside, then flip inside-out to reveal one of four Pokémon — Pikachu, Eevee, Mew, or Snorlax. Since it is a blind box, you cannot choose your character.

Early risers also get a bonus: a free Pokémon Sticker Sheet with any breakfast meal plus a Milo, available before 11am only — a low-effort add-on if you are already grabbing breakfast on the way to work or school.

Wave 2 Merch (from 9 September): Buckets, Chopsticks, and the Charizard Jacket

KFC Singapore Pokémon Poké Ball Bucket collectible merchandise
Image courtesy of KFC Singapore

September unlocks the more substantial pieces:

  • Poké Ball Bucket — $12.95 with any 5-piece Chicken Bucket
  • Gaming Chopsticks (Pikachu or Gengar designs) — $15.95, available via delivery only
  • Pikachu Car Neck Pillow Set — $32.95, at drive-thru and extended-hour stores
  • Pokémon Evolution Jacket — $99, featuring Charmander → Charmeleon → Charizard across the back; limited to one per person, exclusively at Kallang, Jurong Point, Bedok Town Square, Causeway Point, and SCAPE
KFC Singapore Pokémon Charizard Evolution Jacket limited edition
Image courtesy of KFC Singapore

The Charizard jacket is the headline collector piece and is almost certainly the item that sells out first — limited stock, five outlets only. Worth confirming availability before making a special trip.

Five Pokémon-Typed KFC Outlets in Singapore

Five KFC locations have received full in-store Pokémon-type makeovers. If you want the full experience rather than just the food and merch, these are the ones to visit:

  • Water type — NEX
  • Fire type — JEM
  • Electric type — Kallang
  • Ghost type — Compass One
  • Grass type — Jurong Point

Note that the Singapore Zoo and Sentosa outlets are excluded from all merchandise redemptions.

Pokémon GO, a Pikachu Meet-and-Greet, and Free TCG Tutorials

KFC Singapore Pokémon Pikachu mascot meet-and-greet event August 29
Image courtesy of KFC Singapore

Beyond the food and merch, the collaboration adds three layers of in-store activity:

Pokémon GO: All 71 KFC outlets become PokéStops and Gyms for the campaign’s full duration. Useful if you play regularly and are passing by anyway.

Pikachu Meet-and-Greet on 29 August — three sessions across three outlets:

  • KFC Kallang — 11:00am to 11:30am
  • KFC SCAPE — 2:00pm to 2:30pm
  • KFC Jurong Point — 5:00pm to 5:30pm

Free Pokémon TCG Tutorial Sessions (12–20 September): Over 200 beginner “New Trainer Journey” sessions for newcomers to the Trading Card Game. Registration is through the official Pokémon TCG site. A good entry point for parents wanting to introduce younger players, or anyone curious about the TCG who hasn’t known where to start.

Full details and updates are available on KFC Singapore’s official website. For more events in Singapore, check our regularly updated listings.

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

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.

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

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.

Pokémon LEGENDS: Z-A Mega Plushies Drop Today — Starmie, Greninja, Zeraora and Lucario Z

Four new Mega Evolution plushies inspired by Pokémon LEGENDS: Z-A went on sale this morning at Pokémon Center Online Japan — and Mega Starmie’s unsettling humanoid legs are already the talk of the fandom. The collection also includes Mega Greninja, Mega Zeraora, and Mega Lucario Z, drawing from both the base game and its paid Mega Dimension expansion.

The Full Drop — All Four Mega Plushies at a Glance

All four plushies went live at 10:00 AM JST today, July 16, at the Pokémon Center Online Japan store and at physical Pokémon Center locations across Japan. Here’s what’s in the collection:

  • Mega Starmie — ¥5,500 (approx. S$49 before shipping) · 30×16×36 cm · 348g
  • Mega Greninja — ¥5,500 (approx. S$49 before shipping) · 31.5×36×53 cm · 244g
  • Mega Zeraora — ¥6,050 (approx. S$54 before shipping) · 32×17×39 cm · 316g
  • Mega Lucario Z — ¥6,050 (approx. S$54 before shipping) · 19×23×42 cm · 241g
Mega Starmie plush from Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A at Pokémon Center Japan
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company

Mega Starmie and Mega Greninja — The Base-Game Pair

Mega Starmie is the undoubted centrepiece of this wave. Its Pokédex entry in LEGENDS: Z-A notes that its “movements have started to feel more human-like” — the plush leans fully into that with two elongated humanoid lower limbs that double as legs. It’s the Mega most fans are here for, and at 36 cm tall it’s a substantial shelf presence. The design has been viral ever since LEGENDS: Z-A first revealed it, and this is the first official soft-toy version.

Mega Greninja — also introduced in the base game — is the tallest of the four at 53 cm, making it the most imposing on a display. It includes an attachment string if you prefer it suspended rather than standing. Both carry the ¥5,500 price point.

Mega Greninja plush from Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A at Pokémon Center Japan
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company

Mega Zeraora and Mega Lucario Z — From the Mega Dimension DLC

Pokémon Legends: Z-A – Mega Dimension | Get Charged Up with Mega Zeraora! — via The Official Pokémon YouTube channel

The ¥6,050 tier covers the two Mega Evolutions that arrived with the paid Mega Dimension DLC. Mega Zeraora gave the Mythical Electric-type a sharper, more aggressive look that divided and ultimately won over LEGENDS fans; the plush at 39 cm captures that energy well. Mega Lucario Z — the second DLC pick — takes Lucario’s signature steel-and-aura silhouette to a more intense place, and at 42 cm it holds up well next to the taller Greninja on a shelf.

Mega Zeraora plush from Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A Mega Dimension DLC at Pokémon Center Japan
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company
Mega Lucario Z plush from Pokémon LEGENDS Z-A Mega Dimension DLC at Pokémon Center Japan
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company

Getting Them in Singapore

This collection is currently Japan-exclusive, available at Pokémon Center Online Japan and physical centres across the country. Singapore fans will need to import: Pokémon Center Online Japan does ship internationally, though you’ll want to factor in shipping costs and any applicable customs duties on top of the yen prices listed above. SGD equivalents above are approximate at current exchange rates and do not include delivery.

The Pokémon Company has been rolling out LEGENDS: Z-A Mega plushies steadily since the game launched — earlier waves included Mega Dragonite and Mega Raichu X and Y — so if your favourite Mega isn’t in this drop, there’s a reasonable chance it will appear in a future wave. Check our shop and merchandise section for updates, and browse our game news feed for the latest Pokémon Centre drops and local gaming news.

Pokémon 30th Anniversary Gold Necklaces Open for Pre-Order

U-TREASURE — the Japan-based luxury gaming jeweller behind Pokémon engagement rings and collectible pendants — opened pre-orders today (10 July 2026) for its brand-new Pokémon 30th Anniversary Necklace collection. Five designs commemorating Pokémon: Since 1996 are available to order through 14 August, with the Silver 925 / yellow-gold-coating versions all priced at a flat ¥33,000 (roughly S$300) — and a solid 18K gold Snorlax at a jaw-dropping ¥990,000 (roughly S$8,900) that is almost certainly the most expensive Snorlax any Singapore fan will ever consider wearing.

Pikachu Pokémon 30th anniversary gold necklace pendant with diamond, by U-TREASURE
Image courtesy of U-TREASURE

Five Pokémon 30th Anniversary Necklace Designs, Two Price Tiers

Each pendant is sculpted in three dimensions and finished to fine-jewellery grade. Two metal options — Silver 925 with yellow-gold plating, or solid K18 yellow gold — apply to every design:

  • Pikachu — sitting pose with a tiny diamond accent; ¥33,000 / ¥429,000
  • Pikachu & Poké Ball — Pikachu perched atop a Poké Ball, both in gold; ¥33,000 / ¥286,000
  • Magikarp (Koiking) — the beloved underdog fish caught mid-leap; ¥33,000 / ¥390,500
  • Ditto (Metamon) — the shape-shifter rendered in its natural blobby form; ¥33,000 / ¥495,000
  • Snorlax (Kabigon) — the sleepy fan favourite; ¥33,000 (silver) or ¥990,000 in solid 18K gold

Every necklace includes a hidden back charm engraved with the 30th anniversary logo, a commemorative 30th-anniversary jewellery cloth, and an exclusive gift box stamped with the Pokémon: Since 1996 motif — making them giftable out of the box.

Magikarp gold necklace from U-TREASURE's Pokémon 30th anniversary collection
Image courtesy of U-TREASURE

Why the Character Selection Makes Sense

The choice of Pikachu, Magikarp, Ditto and Snorlax is no accident. All four are among the most recognisable and beloved Pokémon in Asia — Ditto and Snorlax especially have huge cult followings in Singapore and Japan alike. U-TREASURE has previously released Magikarp and Snorlax jewellery as standalone pieces, but this is the first time both appear together in a dedicated 30th-anniversary line with the official anniversary logo stamped on every piece.

The Pokémon 30th anniversary year runs across games, trading cards, events and merchandise throughout 2026. U-TREASURE’s collection is among the most premium expressions of it — with the solid K18 gold versions positioned as genuine collector’s heirlooms rather than novelty merch.

Ditto Metamon gold necklace from U-TREASURE's Pokémon 30th anniversary line
Image courtesy of U-TREASURE

How Singapore Fans Can Order

Pre-orders are open from 10 July to 14 August 2026 through U-TREASURE’s official online shop (Japanese). In Japan, the two U-TREASURE Concept Stores — in Ikebukuro (Tokyo) and Shinsaibashi (Osaka), open 11:00–19:00, closed Wednesdays and Thursdays — will also take orders.

U-TREASURE does not currently offer confirmed direct international shipping. For Singapore fans, the usual routes for Japan-exclusive merchandise apply: proxy or parcel-forwarding services that can order from Japanese e-commerce sites and ship to SG. Alternatively, if you have a Japan trip on the horizon before the pre-order window closes on 14 August, the Concept Store in Tokyo or Osaka is worth a visit. Delivery timing has not been specified beyond the pre-order close date.

Pokémon 30th anniversary necklace in its exclusive U-TREASURE gift box
Image courtesy of U-TREASURE

Full product listings and the order form are at u-treasure.jp (Japanese). Prices listed are in yen; SGD equivalents are approximate at current rates. For more Pokémon 30th anniversary news, check our Game News section. News first reported in Japanese by Famitsu.com (Japanese).

LEGO Pokémon 2026: Arcanine, Rayquaza and Oak’s Lab Revealed

Five brand-new LEGO Pokémon sets have been officially revealed for 2026, and the line-up runs the full spectrum — from a posable Arcanine you can manoeuvre into a growl pose, to a towering Rayquaza soaring above the Sky Pillar, and a flagship Poké Ball that opens to reveal Professor Oak’s entire lab inside. The sets were announced jointly by The Pokémon Company International and LEGO, and were first reported in detail by Siliconera.

1 August: Three Posable Pokémon Sets

The first wave lands globally on 1 August 2026 and centres on fully posable Pokémon models with articulated joints — a meaningful step up from the static display pieces that kicked off LEGO’s collaboration with The Pokémon Company.

LEGO Arcanine set 72160, 1190 pieces
Image courtesy of LEGO and The Pokémon Company

LEGO Arcanine (Set 72160 · 1,190 pieces · US$109.99 · Ages 18+) is the showstopper of the August batch. The Legendary-tier dog can open and close its mouth, rotate its head, and shift its legs into different stances, letting you display it prowling low or rearing up. At 1,190 pieces it will take a solid build session to put together — and given how intricate the fur detailing looks from the official images, that time will feel well spent.

LEGO Munchlax set 72150, 757 pieces
Image courtesy of LEGO and The Pokémon Company

LEGO Munchlax (Set 72150 · 757 pieces · US$69.99 · Ages 18+) comes with a tree stump base scattered with berries, mushrooms and flowers — exactly the spread #0446 deserves. The head and arms are articulated, and at US$69.99 it is the most accessible entry point of the three August sets.

LEGO Rayquaza (Set 72168 · 1,083 pieces · US$129.99 · Ages 18+) is the wave’s visual centrepiece. The serpentine body is fully posable and comes with a detailed Sky Pillar base plus a Zinnia minifigure — making it the first LEGO Pokémon set to include a trainer minifig alongside the Pokémon itself. The Pokémon Company’s official YouTube channel teased the 2026 LEGO Pokémon line-up earlier this year:

Get ready to electrify your imagination in 2026 📛 ⚡️ #LEGO #Pokemon #LEGOPokemon — via The Official Pokémon YouTube channel

1 October: Trainer Sets and the Oak’s Lab Poké Ball

The October wave leans hard into Pokémon Red and Blue nostalgia, focusing on the player character Red and the legendary opening of the very first Pokémon game.

LEGO Red Upscaled Minifigure set 40868, 930 pieces
Image courtesy of LEGO and The Pokémon Company

LEGO Red Upscaled Minifigure (Set 40868 · 930 pieces · US$79.99 · Ages 10+) is a giant-scale version of the classic LEGO minifig design, depicting Red in his iconic red jacket, white cap and blue jeans. Arms, legs and head are all articulated so you can pose him mid-battle, and he comes clutching a Poké Ball in one hand. The 10+ age rating makes it the most display-friendly piece for younger fans too. For those who want something smaller for their bag, there is also a US$5.99 Red minifigure keychain — the most affordable way to carry the original Pokémon trainer around.

LEGO Iconic Trainer Moments Poke Ball set 72154 closed
Image courtesy of LEGO and The Pokémon Company

LEGO Iconic Trainer Moments Poké Ball (Set 72154 · 2,386 pieces · US$299.99 · Ages 18+) is the crown jewel. Closed, it looks exactly like an oversized Poké Ball sitting in a ring of grass. Open it and the upper half reveals a complete miniature Professor Oak’s lab: workbench, bookshelves, three Poké Balls lined up on the table, the whole scene. The lower half unfolds into an outdoor battle: Red faces a Picknicker with Pikachu and Eevee in play. Four minifigures — Red, Professor Oak, the Picknicker, and their Pokémon — are all included, making it the most story-rich set in the entire 2026 LEGO Pokémon range.

LEGO Iconic Trainer Moments Poke Ball open showing Oak's Lab inside
Image courtesy of LEGO and The Pokémon Company

Singapore Availability and Pricing

All five sets are confirmed for global release on those dates. Singapore fans should be able to order through the LEGO Singapore website or from LEGO stores and major toy retailers here. Pricing above is in US dollars; SGD pricing has not yet been announced, so expect local prices to reflect the current exchange rate once listings go live. These sets join an existing LEGO Pokémon range that already includes Pikachu, Eevee, Charizard and Mewtwo — if you have been holding off, the August 1 release is the moment to finally plan that shelf. For more Pokémon collecting coverage, check out our shop and merchandise posts.

Pokemon Center Singapore Reopens at Jewel Changi Airport

Pokémon Center Singapore has reopened at Jewel Changi Airport with its most dramatic transformation yet. Closed since April 1 for a full revamp, the store reopened on 1 July 2026 with a heritage-rooted interior, a new symbol Pokémon, and an exclusive merchandise line you can only get here in Singapore — making it the first full-scale redesign of a Pokémon Center outside Japan.

First look at revamped Pokemon Center Singapore in Jewel Changi Airport — via CNA on YouTube

Solgaleo Steps Up as the New Symbol Pokémon

The biggest visual change is who greets you at the entrance. Solgaleo — the radiant Legendary from Pokémon Sun — is now the store’s symbol Pokémon, standing proudly at the façade alongside Pikachu and appearing on the official logo. Inside, the redesigned space draws on Singapore’s traditional architecture: look out for Peranakan tile-inspired patterns worked into the display fixtures, archway shelving units, and a sweeping interior that feels unmistakably local without losing the warmth of a proper Pokémon Center.

Wide interior view of the revamped Pokemon Center Singapore at Jewel Changi Airport
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company / Pokémon Center Singapore
Pokemon Center Singapore merchandise shelves with Flareon display and hundreds of plush figures
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company / Pokémon Center Singapore

First Wave: 12 Singapore-Exclusive Items, Including That Kopi Set

Twelve lifestyle items launched with the reopening on 1 July, all designed specifically for this store. The first wave features original artwork of Pokémon set against a Singapore-inspired cityscape — an illustration that feels like a love letter to local fans. Also in wave one: a Kopi Cup & Saucer Set that is exactly what it sounds like and is already generating a lot of buzz. None of this merch is available at any other Pokémon Center globally.

First wave merchandise for Pokemon Center Singapore reopening, including Solgaleo plush, cityscape artwork frame, kopi cup and saucer, sticker sheets and more
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company / Pokémon Center Singapore

Second Wave on 7 August: Pikachu Holding Durian, Kopi, and Pandan Cake

The second merch wave lands on 7 August 2026 and leans even harder into Singaporean identity. Coming then: pouches with a Peranakan-inspired Pokémon pattern on the inner lining; Pokémon graphic T-shirts; and a tote bag embroidered with Pikachu and Solgaleo together. The absolute standout is a set of three Pikachu bag charms — each tiny Pikachu clutches a different iconic local treat: a cup of kopi, a slice of pandan cake, and a durian. These are the kind of Singapore-only collectibles that disappear fast.

Three Pikachu bag charms holding kopi cup, pandan toast/kaya toast, and durian, exclusive to Pokemon Center Singapore
Image courtesy of The Pokémon Company / Pokémon Center Singapore

How to Visit: Queue Tickets and Opening Hours

The store is at Jewel Changi Airport, #04-201 & 202 (78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666), open daily from 10am to 10pm. During opening week (1 to 5 July 2026), same-day queue-entry tickets are needed — these are distributed on-site from 8:30am on a first-come, first-served basis, with admission from 1pm. Follow the official Pokémon Center Singapore Instagram for the latest on queue updates and the August merchandise wave. For more Pokemon and pop-culture events in Singapore, check our events archive.

Pokémon Center Singapore Reopens at Jewel on 1 July 2026

Mark your calendars, Trainers — the Pokémon Center Singapore reopening lands on 1 July 2026, and the revamped store at Jewel Changi Airport is unlike anything the franchise has done outside Japan. After closing in April for its biggest makeover since 2019, the world’s first permanent Pokémon Center outside Japan returns with a new Legendary mascot, a fully Singapore-inspired interior, and 20 exclusive items you won’t find anywhere else.

The Pokémon Center Singapore reopening: what’s new

This isn’t a quick touch-up. Pokémon Center SINGAPORE is the first Pokémon Center store outside Japan to receive a full-scale redesign, and the team has leaned hard into local identity. The shopfront has been reimagined to evoke the Singapore skyline, with shelving and display nooks modelled on the city’s beloved shophouses, complete with Peranakan tile-inspired backdrops and arches.

The store keeps its prime spot on level four of Jewel Changi Airport — address 78 Airport Boulevard, #04-201/202/203, Singapore 819666 — and trades daily from 10:00am to 10:00pm. If you’ve shopped here before, expect the same airport-connected convenience, just with a glow-up that finally makes the place feel unmistakably local.

Pokémon Center Singapore reopening interior with shophouse-inspired shelving and food-court-themed plush displays

Image courtesy of Pokémon Center SINGAPORE

Solgaleo becomes the new face of the store

The headline change: Solgaleo, the lion-like Legendary Pokémon with a blazing sun-shaped mane, is now the official symbol of Pokémon Center SINGAPORE. It replaces the previous trio of Lapras, Celebi and Pikachu, and you’ll spot it splashed across the refreshed logo and standing tall as a statue at the entrance — flanked, of course, by Pikachu. The choice is a neat fit: a sun-maned lion for the Lion City.

Look closer and you’ll find playful local touches threaded through the displays, from a hawker-style food zone featuring ice kacang and noodle motifs to oversized figures perched against Poké Ball-patterned tilework.

Pokémon figures displayed against Peranakan-tile-inspired shelving at the reopened Pokémon Center Singapore

Image courtesy of Pokémon Center SINGAPORE

A store that actually feels like Singapore

Beyond the merch walls, the revamp adds genuine reasons to linger. An interactive Pokédex screen lets visitors browse and filter Pokémon by type, and the towering plush walls return bigger than ever — rows of Charizard, Eevee evolutions, starters and more stacked floor to ceiling. It’s the kind of fan-service detail that makes the trip out to Changi worth it, even if you’re just window shopping.

Interactive Pokédex screen and floor-to-ceiling plush walls inside Pokémon Center Singapore

Image courtesy of Pokémon Center SINGAPORE

New event zone for TCG and gaming

One of the most exciting additions is a dedicated event zone at the back of the store, kitted out with a large-format screen. The space is built to host everything from Pokémon Trading Card Game sessions and video game gatherings to mobile gaming meet-ups. For Singapore’s TCG community — which has been crying out for more official play spaces — this is a real win, and a sign the store wants to be a hangout, not just a checkout.

Plush display shelving inside the newly renovated Pokémon Center Singapore at Jewel Changi Airport

Image courtesy of Pokémon Center SINGAPORE

Exclusive reopening merchandise and prices

A total of 20 exclusive Singapore-inspired products have been created for the grand reopening, dropping in two waves. The first wave of 12 items arrives on 1 July, headlined by an adorable Pikachu clutching a durian and a regal Solgaleo-and-Pikachu duo plush. Here’s the launch-day line-up in SGD:

  • Pikachu with Durian plush — S$34
  • Solgaleo & Pikachu plush — S$70
  • Metal Plate (Pokémon Center SINGAPORE) — S$198
  • Kopi Cup & Saucer Set — S$35
  • Strap Keychains (Pink / Blue / Green) — S$20 each
  • Magnet — S$14
  • Logo Pin — S$10
  • Sticker Set — S$8
  • Postcard Set — S$8
  • A4 Clear Folder — S$4

Many feature original artwork imagining Pokémon living among Singapore’s landscape — think Pikachu wandering past shophouses and HDB blocks. A second wave lands on 7 August 2026, leaning into local everyday culture with bag charms of Pikachu paired with a durian, a cup of kopi, and a slice of pandan cake. Note that purchase limits may apply during the opening period.

Pokémon Center Singapore exclusive reopening merchandise including Pikachu durian plush, Solgaleo plush, kopi cup and saucer set and Singapore cityscape art print

Image courtesy of Pokémon Center SINGAPORE

How to visit during the first five days

Expect crowds. To manage the rush, entry will be restricted from 1 to 5 July 2026, split into two methods:

  • Store Visit Application — advance reservations for the earlier sessions (apply via the official Instagram, @pokemonofficial.sg).
  • Same-day Queue Entry Tickets — for entry from 1:00pm onwards, distributed on-site from 8:30am daily on a first-come, first-served basis.

Can’t make it to Changi for opening week? The store also runs an official online shop via Lazada, and you can keep up with restocks and event news through its official Pokémon Center SINGAPORE page. For more launches and openings around the island, check out our other events coverage.

Whether you’re chasing that durian Pikachu, hunting a rare plush, or just want to see Solgaleo in the flesh, the reopened Pokémon Center Singapore is shaping up to be one of the year’s must-visit spots for SG Trainers.