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Pokémon Gallery Figures

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Generation

Generation VII

Release date

February 27, 2017[1]

Region

United States

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Pokémon Gallery Figures is a line of high-quality collectible Pokémon figures released in the United States by The Pokémon Company International initially made exclusively for the U.S. Pokémon Center Online, with some figures later being released at U.S. GameStop stores. The figures depict Pokémon performing an attack move and are all mounted on a base. The figures range from three to five inches in height and are made from ABS/PVC. The packaging each figure come in is colored based on the Pokémon's type. The first four figures were released on February 27, 2017[1] on Pokémon Day. They are priced at US$16.99 and recommended for ages eight and up.

The following year on February 27, 2018[2], the Pokémon Gallery Figures DX (pronounced Deluxe) line was introduced. These figures are larger than the standard line and are priced at US$28.99.

List of Gallery Figures

Name	Release date	Move description
Eevee—Swift	February 27, 2017[1]	Eevee shoots star-shaped rays at the opponent that never miss.
Pikachu—Thunderbolt	February 27, 2017[1]	Pikachu brings down a strong electric blast on the opponent, which sometimes it leaves paralyzed.
Mew—Psychic	February 27, 2017[1]	Mew generates a strong telekinetic force, which may lower an opponent's Sp. Def stat.
Magikarp—Splash	February 27, 2017[1]	Magikarp just flops and splashes about, and the attack does nothing...
Jigglypuff—Sing	April 19, 2017	Jigglypuff sings a soothing lullaby that puts the opponent into a deep sleep.
Vulpix—Fire Spin	April 19, 2017	Vulpix creates a fierce fiery vortex that traps its opponents inside and rages for multiple turns.
Cubone—Bone Club	April 19, 2017	Cubone strikes the opponent with a bone with enough force to make the Pokémon flinch.
Psyduck—Confusion	April 19, 2017	Psyduck attacks with a telekinetic force that leaves its opponent confused.
Umbreon—Dark Pulse	August 9, 2017	Umbreon releases a horrible aura imbued with dark thoughts that could make the opponent flinch.
Espeon—Light Screen	August 9, 2017	Espeon puts up a wondrous wall of light that reduces damage from special attacks for multiple turns.
Rowlet—Leafage	November 8, 2017	A leafy physical attack from Rowlet that turns the forest in its favor.
Litten—Ember	November 8, 2017	Litten can thaw a frozen Pokémon or burn a normal one with this fiery move.
Popplio—Water Gun	November 8, 2017	Popplio can hose down the opposition with this special attack—or at least leave an opponent totally soaked!
Growlithe—Fire Blast	March 14, 2018	Growlithe unleashes an intense blast of all-consuming fire. Growlithe leaves the target with a burn.
Joltik—Electroweb	April 11, 2018	Joltik can attack and capture opposing Pokémon using an electrified net! Getting tangled up also slows them down!
Porygon—Tri Attack	June 13, 2018	Porygon strikes with three beams at once! Sometimes these beams burn, freeze, or paralyze the target.
Croagunk—Poison Jab	July 11, 2018	Croagunk stabs its targets with an arm steeped in toxins, often leaving the target poisoned!
Absol—Perish Song	September 12, 2018	Absol sings a malevolent melody! Any Pokémon that hears it faints soon after, unless it leaves the battle.
Delibird—Present	October 10, 2018	Delibird makes a sneaky attack by giving the target a gift with a hidden trap. However, sometimes the present restores HP instead!
Vaporeon—Aqua Ring	November 15, 2018	Vaporeon surrounds itself with a veil made of water. This helps it regain some HP every turn, staying strong!
Jolteon—Discharge	November 15, 2018	Jolteon strikes everything around itself by letting loose a flare of electricity. Sometimes this paralyzes a foe!
Flareon—Flare Blitz	November 15, 2018	Flareon cloaks itself in flames and charges directly at the target. This damages Flareon quite a lot, but it may leave the target with a burn!
Alolan Vulpix—Blizzard	March 7, 2019	Alolan Vulpix summons a howling blizzard that can leave its opponent frozen.
Sylveon—Fairy Wind	March 13, 2019	Sylveon stirs up a beautiful fairy wind that strikes the opponent.
Bulbasaur—Vine Whip	April 17, 2019	Bulbasaur strikes a target with slender, whiplike vines that inflict damage.
Leafeon—Leaf Blade	June 11, 2019	Leafeon uses a sharp, swordlike leaf to slash at a target and increase the chance of a critical hit.
Squirtle—Bubble	July 7, 2019	Squirtle jets a spray of countless bubbles at its foe—and might lower the foe's Speed stat in the process!
Charmander—Flamethrower	September 3, 2019	Charmander's powerful Fire-type attack scorches the target and could leave it with a nasty burn!
Mimikyu—Shadow Sneak	September 9, 2019	Mimikyu extends its own shadow and attacks a foe from behind—quite a surprise! This move always goes first!
Glaceon—Icy Wind	December 4, 2019	Glaceon attacks with a gust of chilly air. The freezing blast slows opponents down!
Hawlucha—Flying Press	May 12, 2020
Grookey—Branch Poke	July 31, 2020
Scorbunny—Quick Attack	July 31, 2020
Sobble—Water Gun	July 31, 2020
Ponyta—Flare Blitz	October 6, 2020
Meowth—Pay Day	October 10, 2020

List of Gallery Figures DX

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Name	Release date	Move description
Charizard—Blast Burn	February 27, 2018[2]	Charizard flattens foes with a fiery explosion. The move is so powerful that Charizard needs a moment to rest after using it.
Mewtwo—Psystrike	May 9, 2018	Mewtwo generates a strange psychic wave to attack its target. This attack does physical damage.
Gengar—Shadow Ball	August 8, 2018	Gengar hurls a blob of darkness at the target. This may also lower the target's Sp. Def stat.
Dragonite—Hyper Beam	March 7, 2019	Dragonite attacks the opponent with a powerful beam. The attack is so strong, Dragonite has to rest after using it.
Greninja—Water Shuriken	May 7, 2019	Greninja hits a target with throwing stars two to five times in a row. This move always goes first.
Gardevoir—Moonblast	August 7, 2019	Gardevoir harnesses the power of of the moon to attack an opponent, potentially lowering its Special Attack stat.
Blastoise—Hydro Pump	November 6, 2019	Blastoise unleashes a huge volume of water at super-high pressure, showing off an extremely powerful move!
Lucario—Metal Claw	April 14, 2020	Lucario strikes with sharp claws—and might increase its Attack stat!
Venusaur—Frenzy Plant	July 31, 2020	Venusaur slams its opponent with a big tree—but it needs a moment to recover!
Gyarados—Aqua Tail	July 31, 2020
Machamp—Dynamic Punch	November 10, 2020