Groudon Edition - A red GBA SP released in the Pokémon Center in New York to tie in with the release of Ruby Version. It depicts Groudon's face on the outside and a silhouette of Groudon on the inside. Livery: Pink and yellow painted shell with distinctive pale blue band and light purple center button Celebi Edition - A green GBA released only in Japanese Pokémon Centers to tie in with the release of Celebi: The Voice of the Forest. It depicts two silhouettes of Celebi next to the GBA logo. That actually doesn't look that bad. I've signed up to be notified when it goes live, but I imagine all of this will be scalped anyway. Guide: Pokémon GO Special Evolutions – How To Get Pangoro, Sylveon, Glaceon, Aromatisse, Slurpuff, Sirfetch’d, Galarian Cofagrigus And More

Pokémon Blue Version 20th Anniversary cover plates - Cover plates depicting Blastoise as seen on the box art for Pokémon Blue, sold to celebrate the franchise's 20th anniversary. United States: Pokémon Center, Zavvi, Big Bad Toy Store, GameStop, Omnitype | UK: Pokémon Center, Nintendo UK, Zavvi, Forbidden Planet, Gamersheek, Waterstones, Magic Madhouse, Infinity Collectables and GeekyZone | Europe: Zavvi , Derive Figurine , High End Collectables , Collectables.ch , Yugen Collectibles , Loot Store – Europe , Loot Store – Greece, and Poku.no | Australia: Zavvi , Popcultcha , and Mighty Ape | New Zealand: Mighty Ape | South Africa: Nintendo Online Store South Africa Friend Ball Gold/Silver Pokémon GS Edition - A variant of the Pikachu and Pichu edition GBC. It appears gold or silver depending on the angle and lighting. Pokémon 3rd Anniversary Edition - An orange and blue GBC created to commemorate the 3rd anniversary of the Pokémon franchise. It was sold in Japanese Pokémon Centers only and features the Generation I starters and Pikachu on the front. Pikachu Edition - A yellow GBA SP released exclusively in Japanese Pokémon Centers, then later released exclusively in Toys 'R' Us stores in the US. The front of the system depicts Pikachu's face.

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The Poké Balls’ engineered die cast metal shells are deeply coloured and sensitive to both touch and proximity. With brightly glowing buttons and lift-to-display illuminated presentation cases, these Poké Balls are the long-awaited collectibles for Pokémon fans and the beginnings of an exciting Poké Ball collection.

Box contents: Master Ball, special limited edition dark metallic charcoal grey presentation display case, polished stainless steel display ring (hidden in the bottom of the display case), illustrated manual, certificate of authenticity, 3 x AA batteries installed in the display case, and 3 x AAA batteries installed inside the Master Ball. Hope we get some love for the older spinoffs like Stadium and Colosseum- Pokemon Stadium 2 was my first Pokemon game!

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Latios and Latias Edition - A blue and red GBA released only in Japanese Pokémon Centers to tie in with the release of Pokémon Heroes: Latios & Latias. It features silhouettes of Latios and Latias next to the GBA logo. Zavvi have had exclusive Mario and Zelda mercy in the past too, but I really just do not like any of it. Nintendo characters deserve more colour I think, these are too monochrome again.

Light Blue Pikachu Nintendo 64- A lighter blue version of the Pikachu N64 only released in Japan. Included was a matching blue/yellow controller with a Pikachu logo. The majority of the Display Case is made from ABS, an engineering-grade injection moulded plastic, which has been spray-painted with a metallic flake filled lacquer. The name plaque is aluminium and the Poké Ball support cup is made from silicone rubber. Edition: Standard production – released initially in North America and the UK by Pokémon Center, available later at all retail partners Worlds 2010 Edition - A yellow DSi that has an image of Worlds 2010 artwork on the front. It was awarded to those who placed in the top 32 in the 2010 World Championships. Torchic Edition - An orange GBA SP released in the Pokémon Center in New York only. It depicts a faint silhouette of Torchic on the front.

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Orange Pikachu Nintendo 64 - An orange version of the Pikachu N64 only released in Japan. Included was a matching orange/yellow controller with a Pikachu logo. [3] Guide: Pokémon GO Eevee Evolutions Ranked - How To Get Sylveon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Umbreon, Espeon, Vaporeon, Jolteon And Flareon