On February 27, 1996, the debut of Pocket Monsters Red and Green launched a thirty-year journey that grew from 151 creatures in Kanto to a multi-generational roster spanning seven major handheld eras. While specialized boxes focus on a single elemental type or region, the flagship Pokemon 30th Anniversary 2026 Advent Calendar celebrates the full three-decade milestone in one unified lineup. Framed in holly-trimmed crimson and antique gold filigree above a raised golden 30 YEARS Poke Ball crest, the rigid paperboard cover gathers Santa-hat Pikachu holding a striped gift box beside Eevee, Charmander, and Bulbasaur in a snow-covered village.

Spanning Kanto, Johto, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, and Alola across 24 numbered doors, this anniversary edition brings every era of trainer nostalgia together on the family tree.
From Pallet Town Starters to Alola: Inside All 24 Countdown Doors
Swinging open the hardcover front panel reveals a midnight-navy interior tray stamped with 24 gold-numbered perforated compartments, each housing a three-dimensional molded keepsake equipped with a top brass eyelet and braided gold hanging cord:
- Kanto Starters & First-Generation Icons (Doors 1-8): December opens with Santa-hat Pikachu clutching a ribboned green gift (#1), Eevee tucked inside a red Christmas stocking (#2), candy-cane Santa Charmander (#3), blue-gift Santa Squirtle (#4), and striped-scarf Bulbasaur topped by a golden star (#5). They are joined by Vulpix framed inside a red-bow holly wreath (#6), Mythical Mew floating inside a clear snow globe on a purple-and-gold snowflake plinth (#7), and bell-ringing Santa Jigglypuff (#8).
- Fan-Favorite Heavyweights, Aura Guardians & Dragon Messenger (Doors 9-16): The middle rows pair candy-cane Santa Gengar (#9) and Snorlax wearing a red pine-tree knit sweater (#10) with Sinnoh’s aura guardian Lucario holding a wrapped present (#11) and Kalos Fairy-type Sylveon (#12). Legendary Mewtwo levitates a purple gift box (#13) beside gingerbread-holding Santa Dragonite (#14), string-light-wrapped Psyduck (#15), and Johto’s Togepi peeking from a festive patterned egg (#16).
- Cross-Region Starters, Eeveelutions & Alola Finale (Doors 17-24): The final eight mornings travel across later generations with snowflake-holding Santa Greninja (#17), red-scarf Umbreon (#18), snowflake-collar Espeon (#19), pine-carrying Lapras (#20), candy-cane Santa Piplup (#21), green-gift Zorua (#22), Santa-hat Dusk Form Lycanroc (#23), and bowtie-wearing Santa Rowlet on Christmas Eve (#24).

Dual-Purpose Tree Hanging and Year-Round Gaming Shelf Display
Because each ornament combines a top-mounted brass eyelet and braided gold cord with a flat, weighted base, the 24 keepsakes move cleanly from holiday pine boughs to everyday room decor. Hang Pikachu, the Mew snow globe, and the multi-region starters across Christmas tree branches throughout December, then line the freestanding figures along a gaming monitor riser, bookshelf, or fireplace mantel long after New Year’s Day.























