Update (3/25/25): Good news, Trainers! The US Pokémon Center has stocked the same Easter plushes we saw in Japan a few weeks ago, with these being called “Fancy Spring” Plushes instead. (Sadly, at the time of this writing it appears as though Espeon is sold out.)
Alongside the crew we saw previously are a number of other springtime ‘mon that are ready to brighten the mood for the season! Fidough, Pawmi, Scorbunny, Fuecoco, and others join in the Easter fun with eggs and flowery decor. Make sure to head over to the Pokémon Center and check out the Fancy Spring Plush selection to see everything for yourself!
Springtime is peeking around the corner and we’re eagerly awaiting those warmer, more colorful days. As the season of blooms and sunny skies approaches, so do familiar holidays and releases around the world — one being the long-running, annual line of lovely pocket monster goods themed to florals over at the Pokémon Centers in Japan. And let me tell you, this year’s motif does not disappoint! Titled “Pokémon Botanical Easter,” this year, Pikachu is joined by the likes of Espeon, Sprigatito, Wigglytuff, and quite a few others to bring fans a very festive season filled with flowers, ribbons, and lots of pastels (all my personal favorites).
Have a look for yourself at what this year’s collection includes!
As you can see from the gallery, a variety of merchandise is available in the line. Per usual, plushes and plush keychains (guhhh, so cute!) will be for sale in stores, along with bags, apparel, towels, badges, and stationery. You can view prices over at the dedicated page for the Pokémon Botanical Easter line.
This spring collection is set to release in the Japanese Pokémon Centers on March 22nd, and also on the Japanese Pokémon Center site on March 21st at 10 a.m.
Whether or not this merch speaks to you, that’s really not important — because it speaks to me. And I’m going to need all of it. ALL OF IT. Stay tuned because I’ll be back in 2026 reporting on the next Easter collection that will most definitely be just as adorable and floral.
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Written by Lauren Ganos
Creative Director, Managing Editor
Designer and writer by day, gamer by night, Lauren dreams big when it comes to creative endeavors. Perhaps that's why she's taken on the roles of creative director and managing editor for Nintendo Wire. If she had a video game superhero alias, it might just be The Visionary, a true keeper of imaginative order.
