Three decades of Pokémon. Fifteen pairs of kicks. The Pokémon x adidas Originals 30th Anniversary Collection has begun rolling out from September 1, 2026, with a wider drop through adidas.com and additional stockists following on September 16 and September 22. Whether you’re a sneakerhead, a Trainer, or both, this is one of the biggest fashion collabs of the year — and it’s available globally, including Singapore.
The Full 15-Pair Pokémon x Adidas Lineup
The collection spans 15 silhouettes — a mix of classic adidas shells and newer performance-inspired models — each themed around a specific Pokémon. Every pair features character-specific colour schemes, co-branded tongue tags, Poké Ball lace accessories, and custom insoles that reference entire evolutionary lines.
Here’s a quick breakdown of what’s in the drop:
- adidas Superstar — Pikachu (yellow, KI2857), Pikachu (white, KI2858), Charmander, Charmeleon
- adidas Pro Model — Pikachu
- adidas Superstar Vintage — Charizard
- adidas Samba OG — Mewtwo
- adidas Handball Spezial — Mewtwo
- adidas ZX 8000 — Mewtwo
- adidas F50 Tunit Mega — Rayquaza
- adidas ZX 500 RS — Rayquaza
- adidas Adistar Control 5 — Rayquaza, Gastly, Haunter
- adidas Adistar XLG 2.0 — Gengar
Apparel and accessories drop alongside the footwear, in adult and youth sizing — meaning younger fans in Singapore can also get in on this.
Pikachu, Charmander, and the Kanto Superstar Family
Pikachu leads the charge — unsurprisingly — across three Superstar colourways and a Pro Model, each leaning into Pikachu’s yellow and brown palette with lightning bolt detailing and embroidered character accents. The shell-toe Superstar remains the most accessible entry point, priced from around USD$110 (approximately SGD$145).
The Kanto starter evolutionary line — Charmander, Charmeleon, and Charizard — gets its own Superstar trilogy. The Charizard Superstar Vintage is a standout: an orange reptile-skin texture across the upper, removable dragon-wing overlays at the eyelets, and a cream shell-toe, coming in at USD$180 (approximately SGD$240). It’s the most premium pair in the collection, and likely the fastest to sell out.
Mewtwo, Rayquaza, and the Rare-Type Picks
Mewtwo gets three pairs — the Samba OG, Handball Spezial, and ZX 8000 — all working in the Psychic-type’s silver-purple palette. The Samba OG Mewtwo (KI8220) is the sleekest of the three, marrying the classic Samba silhouette with a minimal, data-chip-style graphic on the side panel. The ZX 8000 Mewtwo (KI5326) runs at USD$170 (~SGD$225) and adds an Orchard colourway that pops.
Rayquaza’s three-pair lineup — covering the F50 Tunit Mega, ZX 500 RS, and Adistar Control 5 — plays up the Sky High Pokémon’s green-and-black look. The F50 Tunit Mega (KI5325) is shaped like a performance running shoe but it’s purely for the streets; the serpentine green pattern wrapping the midsole is a genuinely bold design call.
Ghost-Type Gang: Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar on the Adistar
The ghost-type trio of Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar appear across the Adistar range — Control 5 for the first two, XLG 2.0 for Gengar. The Gengar Adistar XLG 2.0 (KJ5609) is arguably the most creative design in the drop: raised moulded side panels form Gengar’s signature wide eyes, the purple upper fades into a grey shadow-like midsole, and the lace bag is shaped like Gengar’s wide grin. For Singapore ghost-type fans, this is the grail of the collection.
Where to Buy in Singapore and How Much to Pay
The first wave hits select adidas retailers from September 1. If you miss today’s launch, the broader drop opens through adidas.com and a wider set of stockists from September 16 and September 22 — so there are multiple windows to grab a pair.
Pricing in USD runs from USD$110 (~SGD$145) for the Superstar silhouettes up to USD$180 (~SGD$240) for the premium Charizard pair. Singapore fans will pay based on adidas’s local SGD pricing, which will be confirmed at checkout on adidas.com. Given how tight Pokémon collabs tend to move, setting up reminders for the September 22 adidas.com drop is a smart play for anyone who doesn’t want to pay resale.
The collection is also available in youth sizing, so parents can hunt matching sets — a very Singapore thing to do. For more Pokémon news and drops, check out our latest gaming news coverage.