30th Anniversary Handheld Game Series Vol. 04 Pikachu
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Scale: 1/10
- Exact measurements not provided
CONFIGURATIONS
- Main figure: Pikachu in a low, grounded combat stance — fists drawn in, cheek patches crackling with blue lightning effects on both sides
- × 2 electric bolt effect pieces flanking the cheeks, rendered in translucent blue with a metallic sheen that catches light like actual static discharge
- Tiered black display base with gold nameplate reading “Pokemon: 1996” — a deliberate nod to the franchise’s handheld origins
- 30th Anniversary commemorative logo included as a bonus item
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Material: PU (polyurethane)
- No packaging details were provided for this product
OTHER
- Edition size: Limited to 99 pieces
- Estimated shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
The fourth entry in miumiu Studio’s 30th Anniversary series pays tribute to the original 1996 Game Boy-era Pikachu — round, fierce, and unmistakably classic. Sculpted at 1/10 scale in PU with crackling translucent blue lightning effects and a gold-inscribed “Pokemon: 1996” nameplate, every detail is a deliberate act of nostalgia. Limited to just 99 pieces worldwide, this is a collector’s piece built for those who remember the moment it all began.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Pikachu is the iconic Electric-type Pokemon from Game Freak and Nintendo's Pokemon franchise, first introduced in the original Pokemon Red and Green for the Game Boy in 1996 — the very year cited on this statue's nameplate. As the series mascot and Ash Ketchum's most trusted partner throughout the anime, Pikachu became a global cultural touchstone, its image inseparable from the handheld gaming era that defined a generation. This piece captures the original, rounder Game Boy-era Pikachu design — the chubby silhouette and fierce expression lifted directly from those early sprite battles, before the character's later redesigns slimmed him down.
