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A Look At The Second Wave Of Pokémon Gallery Figures
Earlier this year, Pokémon fans were able to grab new premium figures of Pikachu, Mew, Eevee, and Magikarp as a part of a new line called Gallery Figures from the Pokémon Center. Now, a new wave featuring four more of the series' most popular creatures is available.
Just like with the first wave, this second line of figures features the Pokémon performing signature moves from the games. Vulpix is performing a fire spin attack, Cubone is using bone club, Psyduck is performing confusion, and Jigglypuff is, of course, using sing.
The company sent us all of the figures to check out for ourselves. Each character features a high level of detail and cool move effects surrounding them. This time around, Jigglypuff and Vulpix are the tallest thanks to their move effects, with Cubone being the shortest of the four figures. You can see all of them and their packaging below. The figures are currently available on PokémonCenter.com and retail for $16.99.
For a photo gallery of the first wave of figures starring Pikachu, Mew, Eevee, and Magikarp, head here.
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