Marking the milestone 30th Anniversary of Pokémon (1996–2026), the Pokémon Pikachu Christmas Vinyl Figure series brings the Electric-type mascot into seasonal home decor across two distinct holiday editions. Rather than a flat plaque, each edition is a freestanding three-dimensional molded vinyl figure finished in smooth matte paintwork and paired with a custom-illustrated POP! Pokémon 30th Anniversary clear-window collector box featuring a rustic wood-grain “PIKA-PIKA!” signpost motif.
Two Seasonal Editions: Style 1 (Christmas Santa) & Style 2 (Halloween Pumpkin)
Style 1 — Christmas Santa Pikachu (#301): Dressed for winter mantels and under-the-tree displays, Style 1 outfits Pikachu in a crimson Santa coat trimmed in textured snow-white edging and fastened at the chest with a pine-green holly bow and red berries. A matching red Santa hat sits tilted between Pikachu’s black-tipped ears, while his right paw carries a snowflake-printed red stocking brimming with miniature candy canes and his left paw holds a red-and-white peppermint swirl lollipop.

Style 2 — Halloween Jack-o’-Lantern Pikachu: Built for autumn shelf setups from October through Thanksgiving, Style 2 swaps winter fleece for a sculpted orange pumpkin helmet hood topped with a green vine stem, triangular carved eyes, and a zig-zag jack-o’-lantern rim framing Pikachu’s rosy cheeks. A matte black cape ties neatly at the neck, accompanied by a smiling pumpkin trick-or-treat candy bucket in the right paw and a chocolate-and-orange swirl lollipop in the left.

Tactile 3D Molded Vinyl & Collector Box Presentation
Both editions share Pikachu’s unmistakable silhouette—glossy black eyes, bright red cheek discs, upright black-tipped ears, and the signature lightning-bolt tail projecting from the back. Cast in solid, handheld vinyl with clean color separation between the yellow body and each costume’s fine props, the figure stands level on desks, bookshelves, and fireplace ledges without requiring a separate base. Collectors who prefer boxed display can keep the figure inside its full-color cardstock window box, where the front and side panes frame the sculpture while displaying the commemorative 1996–2026 anniversary emblem.





























