Pokémon Gallery Figures A Must Own
If you are a huge fan of Pokémon, and love collecting various Pokémon memorabilia, there is a new toy on the block and if it’s not calling your name already, it will be soon. Pokémon Gallery Figures are the newest collectibles from The Pokémon Company, and were released in late 2017. As the figures have become more popular, The Pokémon Company has worked to bring bigger and better Pokémon to the lineup, highlighted by the Charizard DX!
The #Charizard #GalleryFigure is FANTASTIC! Check this out, going to look great on my desk! This is a large figure as well folks! #Pokemon Thanks @Pokemon Company! pic.twitter.com/3qz8Ller5L
— Adam Roffel (@AdamRoffel) April 3, 2018
What makes these collectibles so appealing is the level of detail in each sculpt. When looking them over, I could not find any manufacturing defects, which is not uncommon when figures are mass produced. All the lines are clean, and the paint is not smudged – again, a rarity when purchasing collectible figurines!
These #GalleryFigures from the @Pokemon Company are all ‘performing’ a move! This is #Pikachu performing #ThunderBolt! Thanks #PokemonCompany for sending! pic.twitter.com/8qSa4sK1Th
— Adam Roffel (@AdamRoffel) April 3, 2018
These Pokémon figures are a bit more unique than most; the poses you will see the Pokémon in represent a move they learn. Of the three we got, for example, you can see Mew is doing Psychic and Pikachu is doing Thunderbolt. Both poses are unique, and actually represent what we have seen in both the TV show and the video games.
This is my least favourite #GalleryFigure, althoug this #Mew is pretty cute! Performing Psychic here! Special thanks to the @Pokemon Company! Love working with you on these great products!! #Pokemon pic.twitter.com/7PZ4PIbvis
— Adam Roffel (@AdamRoffel) April 3, 2018
I’m not a fan of all the sculpts that are currently available. Mew, for example, while very cute, is a bit too bland for my liking. But yet, if I was looking to collect them all, I wouldn’t pass up on one, even if I felt the look was inferior to others. The Charizard, on the other hand, looks phenomenal, and although it comes at a heftier price, it is well worth the investment. I’ve never seen a Charizard figure that looks that good, for under $40! For any fan of that Pokémon – or any of these Pokémon for that matter – these are an easy purchase, and a great display item!
Article By Adam Roffel
Adam Roffel has only been writing about video games for a short time, but has honed his skills completing a Master's Degree. He loves Nintendo, and almost anything they have released...even Tomodachi Life.
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